Is there a tool to keep track of user objects consumed by UI controls for a process ?

[User 8339135]

Is there a tool to keep track of user objects consumed by UI controls for a process ? I want to know the User objects/GDI objects consumed by different UI controls available within a single process. Please help.

[Bernhard Hiller]

Windows TaskManager can show that for the whole process: When you are on the Processes tab, select the desired columns from the view menu. Even Process Explorer won't differentiate for single UI controls.

[Dalek Dave]

Don't see why that was marked down, seems a reasonable question. Have an upvote to correct.

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[User 8339135]

Hi Hiller, Thanks for your reply. But, Taskmanager can only show user Objects consumed by a single process. But it did not give the control level details about which controls consumed how many user objects within that process. I want to know - is there any tool available by which i can get the control level details also for a process about which control consumed how many user objects.

[Lost User]

Microsoft Spy++ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163617.aspx[^] That will enable you to "Shows properties of windows, threads, and processes, and tracks messages during execution"