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getting amount of memory my process is taking

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Abubakar - 28 Dec 2006 13:31 GMT
Hi,

is there any win32 api or standard library function that would tell me how
much memory my application/process is taking? What I want is to see how much
memory some of my important functions are allocating and proper;y
deallocating.

regards,

-ab.
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Bruno van Dooren [MVP VC++] - 28 Dec 2006 13:40 GMT
> is there any win32 api or standard library function that would tell me how
> much memory my application/process is taking? What I want is to see how
> much memory some of my important functions are allocating and proper;y
> deallocating.

Hi,
Have a look at GetProcessMemoryInfo. It is part of the platform SDK. i.e. it
is a win32 api function.

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