问题
After reading an article in the most recent issue of MSDN magazine, I wanted to try using VADump to break down the memory usage of some applications I've written.
The only copy of the executable on my PC is at:
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\Tools\Bin\winnt\vadump.exe
No matter what combination of arguments I give VADump, it gives back the error:
OpenProcess Failed c0000034
Googling for this turns up a few others who've had the same issue, but none of these posts had resolutions (or even replies!) that I could find.
This machine is running WinXP SP2 with VS2005 and VS2008 installed.
VADump looks like quite a useful tool and I'd really like to try it. Hopefully this will work on another PC in the office, but I'd still like to get it working on mine.
Any ideas?
回答1:
VADump is old, circa 2000. A graphical equivalent of the tool is actively maintained, called VMMap: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/dd535533.aspx.
回答2:
In the end, I managed to download a newer version of VADump from here:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=149683
It runs now, but not without spewing out all manner of garbage before the useful stuff...
C:\Program Files\Resource Kit>VADUMP.EXE -sop 7240 Error: Heap ShareCount > 1, 0x00271000 Error: Private ShareCount > 1, 0x3400000 Error: Private ShareCount > 1, 0x3402000 Error: Private ShareCount > 1, 0x3403000 Error: Private ShareCount > 1, 0x3404000 Error: Private ShareCount > 1, 0x3405000 Error: Private ShareCount > 1, 0x3406000 Error: Private ShareCount > 1, 0x3408000 ...etc... Catagory Total Private Shareable Shared Pages KBytes KBytes KBytes KBytes Page Table Pages 49 196 196 0 0 Other System 127 508 508 0 0 Code/StaticData 6731 26924 3252 3876 19796 Heap 768 3072 3072 0 0 Stack 74 296 296 0 0 Teb 22 88 88 0 0 Mapped Data 221 884 0 92 792 Other Data 4038 16152 16148 4 0 Total Modules 6731 26924 3252 3876 19796 Total Dynamic Data 5123 20492 19604 96 792 Total System 176 704 704 0 0 Grand Total Working Set 12030 48120 23560 3972 20588
If you're interested in understanding the allocation of memory in your application, I recommend reading the article I pointed to in the original question.
回答3:
My suggestion is to CD to its own directory first.
To illustrate:
C:\>"c:\Program Files\Resource Kit\VADUMP.EXE" -s -p 7404
OpenProcess Failed c0000034
C:\>cd "c:\Program Files\Resource Kit"
C:\Program Files\Resource Kit>VADUMP.EXE -s -p 7404
Total Image Commitment 229154816
READONLY: 36380672
READWRITE: 4022272
...
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/955034/using-vadump-to-track-memory-usage-openprocess-failed-c0000034