Working principle
The Windows system and many application software under it, including software developed by Microsoft itself, have a problem. They like to occupy as much memory as possible. This is especially true for large software, which relies on large memory to speed up its own operation. But when this software exits, it often does not completely release the memory it occupies. This problem arises. The longer the computer is used, the less available memory and the slower it becomes. At this time, on the surface, no large software is running, and no software can be seen occupying a large amount of memory in the system process. Based on this situation, someone developed memory organization software. The allocation of memory space will be reported to the operating system, and then the official version of Memory Release Expert will read out all memory allocations, and then compare whether the software occupying it is still running. If not, mark the memory as free. This is the working principle of the memory release expert, and of course there is more than one way to implement it.
Change log
1. Fixed the BUG that the occupied handle was not cleared immediately
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