To get a quick start, try declaring some class variables and then open the Memory window and go to "&variable_name". You can also evaluate "sizeof(variable_name

To get a quick start, try declaring some class variables and then open the Memory window and go to "&variable_name". You can also evaluate "sizeof(variable_name)" to get its exact size. You'll see a bunch of bytes reflecting how exactly your variable is seen by the CPU. That's exactly how many RAM bytes it occupies. It can quickly copied to a new location, limited only by your RAM bandwidth. It can be dumped to a disk and loaded later, limited only by your disk bandwidth.