ETW_HEAP_EVENT_REALLOC event

The ETW_HEAP_EVENT_REALLOC event is a memory management tracing event for a heap reallocation operation.

typedef struct ETW_HEAP_EVENT_REALLOC

Parameters

HeapHandle

The handle of the heap where the memory was allocated. This is the heap handle an app passed to the AllocateHeap function when the memory was allocated.

NewAddress

The new address of the memory that was allocated.

OldAddress

The old address of the memory that was previously allocated.

NewSize

The new size in bytes allocated from the heap.

OldSize

The old size in bytes previously allocated from the heap.

Source

The source of the memory that the allocator used for the heap allocation.

The following table lists the possible values for the Source parameter as defined in the ntetw.h header file:

Value	Meaning
MEMORY_FROM_LOOKASIDE 1	Memory from the lookaside list.
MEMORY_FROM_LOWFRAG 2	Memory from the low-fragmentation heap.
MEMORY_FROM_MAINPATH 3	Memory from main code path.
MEMORY_FROM_SLOWPATH 4	Memory from slow c.
MEMORY_FROM_INVALID 5	Memory that was not valid.
MEMORY_FROM_SEGMENT_HEAP 6	This value is reserved for future use and will never be returned.

 

This event has no parameters.

Remarks

The ETW_HEAP_EVENT_REALLOC event is logged on all heap reallocations.

Requirements

Requirement	Value
Minimum supported client	Windows 7 [desktop apps only]
Minimum supported server	Windows Server 2008 R2 [desktop apps only]
Header	Ntwmi.h

See also

Memory Management Tracing Events