swapneel
February 27th, 2001, 11:59 AM
I have an SDK application which keeps a quite a few dialogs (about 15 total)in memory (hidden though). At any time only one of these is visible. These have statics and a few groupboxes (about 40 total). Total no of window handles at any time is not more than 1300.
Navigation to each of these screens consumes about
6-10% of the User and System resources on Win 98 systems ( probably so on Win 95 too.). System
memory is 128MB. Disk space is plenty. Eventually
after 10 clicks system/user resources drop close to 0%. No other software is running.
I checked the limits for windows handles on
Win 98 systems is about 32K. I am nowhere using even 5% of that. Can any so-called "Guru" help me
out on this?
What does user/system memory constitute actually ?
Navigation to each of these screens consumes about
6-10% of the User and System resources on Win 98 systems ( probably so on Win 95 too.). System
memory is 128MB. Disk space is plenty. Eventually
after 10 clicks system/user resources drop close to 0%. No other software is running.
I checked the limits for windows handles on
Win 98 systems is about 32K. I am nowhere using even 5% of that. Can any so-called "Guru" help me
out on this?
What does user/system memory constitute actually ?