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As Visual Basic dynamically uses / frees memory as it runs.. getting just the MY APPLICATION memory requirements is NOT going to be easy. The best you can do is take a Free Memory reading in an empty machine before loading your program, and then do a Free Memory API in your program after loading everything you possibly have in it.<br />
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Additionally please note.. that some of the underlying DLL's that VB uses are shared between multiple instances of running VB applications. If you Load MY APPLICATION once.. take a memory reading.. and then Load it a second time.. the memory usage readings in the second instance will be less as it is sharing resources that were loaded by the first instance of MY APPLICATION.<br />
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As Visual Basic dynamically uses / frees memory as it runs.. getting just the MY APPLICATION memory requirements is NOT going to be easy. The best you can do is take a Free Memory reading in an empty machine before loading your program, and then do a Free Memory API in your program after loading everything you possibly have in it.

Additionally please note.. that some of the underlying DLL's that VB uses are shared between multiple instances of running VB applications. If you Load MY APPLICATION once.. take a memory reading.. and then Load it a second time.. the memory usage readings in the second instance will be less as it is sharing resources that were loaded by the first instance of MY APPLICATION.



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OK can i get the memory used by one process...<br />
Thanks
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OK can i get the memory used by one process...
Thanks

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I can get the total memory or free memory using APIs.<br />
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I need some API to get the memory used by MY APPLICATION.<br />
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I can get the total memory or free memory using APIs.

I need some API to get the memory used by MY APPLICATION.



Memory used by My app

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.