HeapMon Syntax

heapmon [-?] [-1] [-p id] [-t | -a | -f | -d | [-u | -b]] [-( | -)] [-e] [-l]

Where:

-?: displays this message.
-1: specifies to monitor the Win32 subsystem
-p id: specifies the process id to monitor. Default is to monitor the Win32 subsystem.
-t: sorts output by tag name.
-a: sorts output by #allocations.
-f: sorts output by #frees.
-d: sort output by #allocations - #frees.
-u: sorts output by bytes used.
-b: sorts output by bytes used; same as -u.
-(: Changes #allocations and #frees above to be #bytes allocated and freed.
-): Changes #allocations and #frees above to be #bytes allocated and freed; same as -(.
-e: enables display of total lines.
-l: enables highlighting of changed lines.

While HeapMon is running, you can type any of the following switch characters to change the output:

t: sorts output by tag name
a: sorts output by #allocations
f: sorts output by #frees
d: sorts output by #allocations then #frees
u or b: specifies the sort output by bytes used
( or ): toggles interpretation of #allocations and #frees above to be #bytes allocated and freed.
e: toggles display of total lines.
l: toggles highlighting of changed lines
? or h: displays help text
q: quits the program.