Hello,
I am wondering if anyone could explain to me how to interpret the heap
summary that appears after the heap dump in a hd 0 command on the console,
or point me in the right direction. I know the summary is supposed to be
equivalent to ht 0, but I cannot find any detailed explanations in the usual
places (KB, archives, etc...) that have the info I seek. Specifically I
would like to know if the bytes shown in parenthesis below are free bytes or
allocated bytes? Also if the Non-Movable Chunks are as indicated below,
does this mean I have run out of memory, or that I have not allocated any
memory in Non-Movable chunks? Thanks in advance for any advice anyone might
have or pointers to useful information regarding this.
Thanks,
Aaron Hansen
Heap Summary:
flags: 2000
size: 03E500
numHandles: #200
Free Chunks: #46 (028A28 bytes)
Movable Chunks: #750 (0157A4 bytes)
Non-Movable Chunks: #0 (000000 bytes)
Owner 0: 0005BA bytes
Owner 1: 003148 bytes
Owner 2: 0002DA bytes
Owner 15: 011DC8 bytes
Unlabeled System Chunks: #4
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