We would suggest exploring the design techniques and strategies suggested in these articles in order to preserve, recover and prevent memory consumption.
Processes recover memory when they have completed. Break up your Processes into smaller sections so that you can call the smaller Processes, which will return memory once they have completed. For example, five small processes are more memory efficient than one large process.
Collections can be emptied when no longer in use. This will recover the memory they take (especially in conjunction with explicit garbage collection).
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