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no nevim nevim jestli mas uplne pravdu

http://pctuning.tyden.cz/index.php?o...9984&Itemid=41



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Kdyz uz neco tvrdis, tak by se sluselo vysvetlit proc tomu tak je nebo neni - nejaky argument?
to co je tvrdene v tej citacii nie je pravda

VM size je to co Sysinternals process explorer oznacuje ako Private bytes


Private virtual memory is the kind that underlies the garbage collector heap, native heap and language allocators. It's called private because by definition it can't be shared between processes. For that reason, it's easy to attribute to a process and Windows tracks its usage with the Private Bytes performance counter. Process Explorer displays a process private bytes usage in the Private Bytes column, in the Virtual Memory section of the Performance page of the process properties dialog, and displays it in graphical form on the Performance Graph page of the process properties dialog.

Pagefile-backed virtual memory is harder to attribute, because it can be shared between processes. In fact, there's no process-specific counter you can look at to see how much a process has allocated or is referencing.

doporucujem precitat si: Pushing the Limits of Windows: Virtual Memory
http://blogs.technet.com/markrussino...7/3155406.aspx

pripadne aj Microsoft Windows Internals, Fourth Edition