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Heap instrumentation is a technique for analyzing native memory usage in Windows applications. On WindowsForum.com, discussions cover its use in performance tuning, particularly with tools like XPerf for native memory analysis. This method helps developers identify memory leaks and optimize application performance, often in conjunction with other profiling tools such as VMMap and WinDbg. The tag is relevant for developers working on Silverlight or other Windows-based applications who need to diagnose memory-related issues and improve user experience.
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    Windows 7 Silverlight TV 57: Performance Tuning Your Apps

    Application performance is a hot topic, and for good reason. User Experience is hugely important, but if your app is slow then everything degrades, including UX. In this episode, John talks to the Silverlight team's Mike Cook who shares several techniques that help tune Silverlight applications...
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