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How to find out how many MEM_LARGE_PAGES memory a process has?
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Rilson Nascimento
Jun 11, 2012, 11:11:23 AM6/11/12
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In a small test I successfully used VirtualAlloc to commit 200 MB of
MEM_LARGE_PAGES; I was expecting to see an increase in Task Manager's
"Memory - Non-paged Pool" for the process (since MEM_LARGE_PAGES
memory cannot be paged, right?) but instead "Memory - Commit Size" was
the one that increased.
How does one find out the amount of MEM_LARGE_PAGES memory a process
currently has?
Is there a perfmon counter or debugger tool, etc that shows
specifically the current amount of MEM_LARGE_PAGES memory for a
process?
Thanks.
MEM_LARGE_PAGES; I was expecting to see an increase in Task Manager's
"Memory - Non-paged Pool" for the process (since MEM_LARGE_PAGES
memory cannot be paged, right?) but instead "Memory - Commit Size" was
the one that increased.
How does one find out the amount of MEM_LARGE_PAGES memory a process
currently has?
Is there a perfmon counter or debugger tool, etc that shows
specifically the current amount of MEM_LARGE_PAGES memory for a
process?
Thanks.
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