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It sounds like a memory leak or poor handling of limit conditions. It 
sounds unsual for a process to eat all of system memory.

Paging (Swapping) shouldn't be an issue beause the kernel gets the real memory 
it needs from a pool of less used pages. Other pages get swapped out and the 
soon to be executed pages get swapped in.


In article <40042458@newsgroups.borland.com>, dm1@fromru.com says...
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>I ran into strange problem - when I leave my application running in
>backgound (most of the time it is doing nothing in this case, just polling
>email every 15 minutes) and switch to other application(s) which utilize all
>the system memory, then after some time usually I can not restore my
>application anymore by clicking at it's icon on windows taskbar.
>Usually it consumes approx. 15 MB of RAM (exe itself is 5 megabytes), but
>when I look at task manager I see that only 600 kbytes are kept in RAM.
>What can prevent an application from awakening when it is partially moved to
>swap file?
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>Dmitry
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