working set ? private bytes? virtual bytes? committed bytes?

Question

Are there any example which can tell and illustrate the difference between working set ,private bytes, vitual bytes, committed bytes?

Answer 1

Hi,

can you give us more details where you found these?

At the moment I don't see where these words are used with Small Basic so I am just curious where you found them.

With kind regards,

Konrad

Answer 2

Sorry ~~ I just think it's basic simple question for all the experts here

I found it in task manager.

Answer 3

Hi,

I think for a in depths explanation you should ask inside a technet forum that covers your operating system. (This thread was moved into the Off Topic forum because it has nothing to with Small Basic which is a product by Microsoft - http://smallbasic.com)

But maybe I can give you enough information that helps a little bit:

Working Set: The memory used by the process - this includes memory that is shared, too.
Private Working Set: Memory only used by the process

Virtual Bytes - Virtual Memory the process allocated so far. That must not be physical used memory (space used in memory or on disk)

Private Bytes - Memory of the process that cannot be used by other processes.

Commited Bytes - Memory inside the paging file(s) which was allocated for the process so far.

I hope that this helped a little bit and if you have further questions please look for a technet forum where it will be on topic.

With kind regards,

Konrad

Answer 4

Thanks for your reply Konrad

I think I get the basic idea. But I will go Technet forum for further details.Thanks