Cleaning the page file

[MrT]

Hi,

We're using dlls in c++ to perform some computations. We noticed that if we
pass objects (tables of doubles for example) to the c++ dll intensively, the
pagefile is getting bigger and bigger up to the crash of Excel (if we do
thousands of calls). In the task manager we see the page file increasing
little by little.

Is there a way we can clean using VBA what seems to be an exchange buffer.
The only way we found so far is to close our xla and reopen it, which is not
satisfactory.

Thanks,

Mr. T

[NickHK]

MrT,
I'm no C++ specialist, but would this not indicate that there a problem with
your DLL that would be better to fix.

NickHK

"MrT" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> We're using dlls in c++ to perform some computations. We noticed that if
we
> pass objects (tables of doubles for example) to the c++ dll intensively,
the
> pagefile is getting bigger and bigger up to the crash of Excel (if we do
> thousands of calls). In the task manager we see the page file increasing
> little by little.
>
> Is there a way we can clean using VBA what seems to be an exchange buffer.
> The only way we found so far is to close our xla and reopen it, which is
not
> satisfactory.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mr. T
>