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Sue Loh: Windows CE - Analyzing Physical and Virtual Memory Usage Using Control Window Commands

Posted: Dec 12, 2006 at 8:10 PM
By: mikehall
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Sue Loh, Software Design Engineer on the Platform Builder Remote Tools Team, demonstrates how to look at virtual and physical memory usage on a device using control window commands. In this hands-on demonstration, Sue uses the Target Control Window to examine memory usage, and explains how to read memory dumps.

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sloh

Jan 15, 2007 at 3:39 PM

I think the screen shot on this video is accidentally swapped with the one from the performance tool video. This screen shot shows the kernel tracker window, which should be from the other video.
johnkenn

Mar 01, 2007 at 4:03 PM

I blame Mike Hall. It's probably my fault, but I blame him anyway.
CTI

Mar 13, 2008 at 4:58 PM

Hi Sue,

Thanks for the Video on Memory tools,
I have an ARM board with 64M of physical memory yet the tool below is reporting so much less. Is this tool actually reporting the entire total available physical memory for the entire O/S or just reserved Virtual mem for Kernel only ?
how do I find out what is my real total physical mem ?
I want to know if all phisical has been correctly configed to actualy been made available for use

Windows CE Kernel Memory Usage Tool 0.2
Page size=4096, 4015 total pages, 2719 free pages. 2719 MinFree pages (5308416 current bytes, 5308416 MaxUsed bytes)
16 pages used by kernel, 0 pages held by kernel, 1297 pages consumed.

thanks Jose V.

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