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Originally Posted by smasher
# Net and # Overall are the number of objects of that type;
Net Bytes and Overall Bytes are the amount of memory used by all of those objects.
To finish off the example -
If you create 10 strings, and then 5 are deallocated, your numbers will show as
# Net: 5
# Overall: 10
If Each string takes up 100 bytes of memory, you'll also see
Net Bytes: 500
Overall Bytes: 1000
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Hi Smasher,
Thanks for the fruitful info. Can u help in giving me any link or article on web to get through these issues(Instruments ) clearly.Thank u again.
