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Jul 12th, 2000, 11:20 PM
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I've been trying to figure out exactly how much memory (RAM) my application uses. But it's very confusing, because there are so many types of memory. I am using Windows 2000. I looked in two different places: Task Manager and a program called TaskInfo2000. What I need to know is which one of these values is the actual memory usage, and what the difference between the types is. Here are numbers:
Windows Task Manager:
Process Mem Usage: 9476KB
But when I open and close the program, the total mem usage only changes by about 4000K.
TaskInfo 2000:
Working Set KB: 9552KB
Virtual KB: 57992KB
Page File KB: 4532KB
Private KB: 4532KB
The system's Free Physical KB changes by about 5600KB.
So what's the difference between Private and Working Set? How do I know how much my app really uses? I'm sure one of the Gurus can help =) Also, is there a tool or program that measures exactly how much memory an app uses that anyone can recommend?
Also, how come no memory is freed up when I unload a form or set it to Nothing?
Thanks in advance!
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