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app.memoryStatistics()

New Here ,
Aug 21, 2008 Aug 21, 2008
Does anyone know what the array values are relative to when you call app.memoryStatistics()?

Here's a response from it: 0,0,235290624,489771008,110112768,0,53

I think the 110112768 value (index 4) may be how much memory IDS is using in bytes.

Eric
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New Here ,
Aug 22, 2008 Aug 22, 2008
Hey Eric,

I asked one of our developers this question and this was his reply:
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Assuming a Windows release build, they are (in order):

core memory allocations
core memory size
private bytes
virtual memory size
resident memory size
handle count
gdi object count

Some of the values are only valid when running the debug build (the core count/size).

In this example, private bytes is approx 235 MB, virtual memory is approx 489 MB.

On the Mac, gdi object count is always 0.
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Hope this helps!

Jeffrey O'Donald
Adobe
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New Here ,
Aug 22, 2008 Aug 22, 2008
That's perfect, Jeffrey!

It's *awesome* to have you here responding to questions with official answers.

Eric
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New Here ,
Sep 04, 2008 Sep 04, 2008
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exist others arguments?

app.processorStatistics() ????

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