It stops at the call to get_memlist and that is just a wrapper for _GetMemoryList.

Perl process continues to run loading one core. Looks like endless loop starting at this line. I changed 4 instances of unsigned to ULONGLONG, then 

perl Makefile.PL
gmake

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and 

perl -Mblib=blib -MWin32::Process::Memory -E "say Win32::Process::Memo
+ry->new({ pid=>6496 })->get_memtotal"
127885312

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(6496 being Notepad's PID). Is it reasonable number? And solution? If so, it was just intuition (inspired by this), I'm not any good at XS to write good formal universal solution.

In reply to Re: Partial troubleshooting of Win32::Process::Memory and request for fixes by vr
in thread Partial troubleshooting of Win32::Process::Memory and request for fixes by Lotus1

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