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The Advanced Profiler - Memory tab displays information about how memory is managed by the Wwise sound engine. Information is displayed about each of the memory categories tracked by the memory manager.
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The Memory tab only tracks how much memory has been allocated by the memory manager in Wwise, but does not track how much memory has been reserved from the system. Use the Memory Arenas tab to monitor memory reservation and fragmentation. |
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Global Statistics | ||||
Used | The sum of used memory across all categories. | |||
Total Reserved | The total amount of memory reserved by the memory manager across all memory arenas. | |||
Category Table | ||||
Opens a search field where standard alphanumeric entries filter out unmatching elements from the view. Learn more in Using tables. Click the Close icon to the left of the search icon to close the search field and remove the filter.
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Right-click the table header to open the Configure Columns dialog where you can specify which columns to display and their order. See Using tables. | ||||
Category Name |
The name of the memory category. The categories and subcategories are defined as follows:
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Used |
The amount of memory currently used in the memory category. | |||
Peak Used |
The peak amount of memory used in the memory category since the initialization of the memory manager. | |||
Allocs |
The number of allocations performed since the memory manager was initialized. When this number increments, it indicates that the memory manager is currently allocating memory. | |||
Frees |
The number of deallocations performed since the memory manager was initialized. When this number increments, it indicates that the memory manager is currently deallocating memory. | |||
Cur. Allocs |
The number of memory blocks that are currently allocated. The Current Allocs value is the number of Allocs minus the number of Frees. When this number increments or decrements, it indicates that the memory manager is currently allocating or deallocating memory. |
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