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  • G George_George

    Thanks Hamid, Comprehensive samples. regards, George

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    Hamid Taebi
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    I glad I could help to you. ;)

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      I glad I could help to you. ;)

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      Thanks Hamid, Hope we can have further discussion here -- other topics -- I will find one soon. :-) regards, George

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        Thanks Hamid, Hope we can have further discussion here -- other topics -- I will find one soon. :-) regards, George

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        Hamid Taebi
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        Very good. ;P

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        • G George_George

          Thanks Hamid, Hope we can have further discussion here -- other topics -- I will find one soon. :-) regards, George

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          I remember when use of controls and other objects check memory for size of program. ;)

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            I remember when use of controls and other objects check memory for size of program. ;)

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            Hi Hamid, Is your comment related to my original question? My question is not talking about windows controls. :-) regards, George

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            • G George_George

              Hi Hamid, Is your comment related to my original question? My question is not talking about windows controls. :-) regards, George

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              No I think its helpful if you know. :-D

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                No I think its helpful if you know. :-D

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                George_George
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                Hi Hamid, I am interested. What do you mean "check memory size of a program"? Could you provide some samples or links or more descriptions please? regards, George

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                  Hi Hamid, I am interested. What do you mean "check memory size of a program"? Could you provide some samples or links or more descriptions please? regards, George

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                  My intent is when run your program monitor memory for detaily of your program.

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                    My intent is when run your program monitor memory for detaily of your program.

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                    George_George
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                    Thanks Hamid, You mean in the current process, monitor the memory consumed by current process? And what is its purpose? If you have some links or samples, it will be better to understand your points. :-) regards, George

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                    • G George_George

                      Thanks Hamid, You mean in the current process, monitor the memory consumed by current process? And what is its purpose? If you have some links or samples, it will be better to understand your points. :-) regards, George

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                      When run your program use of performance for check behavior of your program its good.

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                        When run your program use of performance for check behavior of your program its good.

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                        How to check in your experience? Any tool? API? Samples? regards, George

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                          How to check in your experience? Any tool? API? Samples? regards, George

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                          Hamid Taebi
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                          I said previous Performance is good and exist on your system whats your OS?

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                            I said previous Performance is good and exist on your system whats your OS?

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                            Thanks Hamid, I am using Windows Server 2003. I always want to improve performance. I am using Visual Studio 2005/2008 to develop C++ application. What are the tools/experiences you had before? regards, George

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                              Thanks Hamid, I am using Windows Server 2003. I always want to improve performance. I am using Visual Studio 2005/2008 to develop C++ application. What are the tools/experiences you had before? regards, George

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                              Im using of Task Manager and performance.

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                                Im using of Task Manager and performance.

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                                Hi Hamid, Thanks for sharing the information. If you are using Task Manager, I have a question, what means "PF" (in Windows Server 2003 Task Manager)? The same as physical memory? regards, George

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                                  Hi Hamid, Thanks for sharing the information. If you are using Task Manager, I have a question, what means "PF" (in Windows Server 2003 Task Manager)? The same as physical memory? regards, George

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                                  This is form Task manager's help about PF Usage: The amount of paging file being used by the system.

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                                    This is form Task manager's help about PF Usage: The amount of paging file being used by the system.

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                                    Thanks Hamid, In my understanding, paging file is persistent storage for swapped out pages. Right? Which parameter in Windows Server 2003 is used to monitor the real physical memory consumed? regards, George

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                                    • G George_George

                                      Thanks Hamid, In my understanding, paging file is persistent storage for swapped out pages. Right? Which parameter in Windows Server 2003 is used to monitor the real physical memory consumed? regards, George

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                                      At the Task Manager you have a section its name Physical Memory it has three options that first is total memory and second is available memory you can use of it,on the performance it has a counter that you can see free memory.(When windows doesnt has enough memory for runnig programs it uses of hard for it.)

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                                        At the Task Manager you have a section its name Physical Memory it has three options that first is total memory and second is available memory you can use of it,on the performance it has a counter that you can see free memory.(When windows doesnt has enough memory for runnig programs it uses of hard for it.)

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                                        Thanks Hamid, I am using Windows Server 2003. There are three categories, total, available and System Cache. What is system Cache mean? :-) regards, George

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                                          Thanks Hamid, I am using Windows Server 2003. There are three categories, total, available and System Cache. What is system Cache mean? :-) regards, George

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                                          See Cache[^] and here[^] and here[^]. ;)

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