Determining Memory usage

Otis Bricker

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17th Dec 2003

Is there a way to determine how much total memory a process is using?
The Heap methods documentation suggests that they will ignore
CoTaskMemAlloc memory and code. And the working set seems to provide
just the physical RAM total.

I am looking for a way to determine when I am approaching 2G so I can
free up some cached data.

thanks for any help.

Otis

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