Memory Leak when using timer

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    djr@chyron.com
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    Memory Leak when using timer

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    I am writing a powershell based monitoring program. This program needs to "run all the time". I noticed that running overnight that I get "out of memory" errors. When I put code in the $timer1.tick brackets causes a memory leak ie. consumption to monotonically increasing until I run out of memory. It happens fast enought that running in 64bit mode does not seem to make any difference.

    Is there any best practice for avoiding these memory leaks?
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