The process information window of the Remote Memory Viewer is divided into three sections. The first section provides process information, including the slot assignment and the number of memory pages used. It also describes how much memory the system devotes to aspects of the process, such as R/W memory and the stack.
Process information window
Process fields included in the process information section of the window are described in the following table.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Process Name | Process name. |
| Proc # | Process handle. |
| PID | Process identifier. |
| Ptr | Address of the slot containing the process. |
| Slot | Slot number for the process. |
| Code | The number of ROM-code pages used. RAM use is specified in parentheses. |
| R/W | The number of read/write data pages. |
| R/O | The number of read-only data pages. |
| Stack | The number of stack pages. |
| Reserved | The number of reserved pages. |
The second section of the process information window provides information about the threads running in each process. It identifies the handle of the thread, the name of the process in which the thread is running, and the thread's priority and status.
The third section of the process information window provides information about DLL modules, including each module's name, handle, location in memory, and in-use flag. The in-use flag indicates which processes are currently using the DLL. Because each bit corresponds to a process slot number, an in-use flag with a value of 0x00000006 indicates that the DLL is being used by the processes in slots two and three.