PoolMon uses the following syntax:
poolmon [/i
Tag] [/x Tag]
[/t|/p|/a|/f|/d|/b|/m]
[/e] [/l]
Parameters
- /i Tag
- List only matching pool tag names; a tag name can include * and
?. Tag values are case-sensitive.
- /x Tag
- List everything except matching pool tag names; a tag name can
include * and ?. Tag values are case-sensitive.
- /t
- Sorts tags alphabetically by tag name.
- /p
- Sorts tag list by non-paged. Once PoolMon starts, use p
again to cycle through other options.
- /a
- Sorts tags by allocation size.
- /f
- Sorts tags by "frees" size.
- /d
- Sorts tags by size difference between allocations and
frees.
- /b
- Sorts tags by maximum byte usage.
- /m
- Sorts tags by maximum byte allocation.
- /e
- Displays pool totals at the bottom of the data.
- /l
- Disables highlighting of changed lines.
Note
- You can start PoolMon with or without options. All command-line
sorting parameters are available after starting PoolMon.
- Unlike most command-line tools, help for PoolMon is available
after running the tool by typing "h" or "?".
- Due to command window limitations, PoolMon may not show all
memory tags at all times.