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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / CLR / September 2007Bytes in All Heaps
Am having VS2005 on W2K3. The definition of this "Bytes in All Heaps" is the sum of all the heaps(Gen0+Gen1+Gen2+LOH). I could observe the value of "Bytes in All Heaps" equals to (Gen1 + Gen2 + LOH) heap size and not including Gen0 heap size. Is this a known bug or what. user Known, but not a bug. Some counters related to memory management are refreshed/updated only at a certain times. For example, Bytes in All Heaps is updated only when GC collects, and usually this means that Gen0 (as it should) is gone (at least most of it). More: http://blogs.msdn.com/toddca/archive/2006/09/18/bytes-in-all-heaps-private-bytes.aspx > Am having VS2005 on W2K3. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > user > Known, but not a bug. > Some counters related to memory management are refreshed/updated only at a > certain times. > For example, Bytes in All Heaps is updated only when GC collects, and > usually this means that > Gen0 (as it should) is gone (at least most of it). Very true, and those Gen0 objects that aren't gone are now part of Gen1. Willy.
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