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┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ M E M │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
v1.00
────────────────────────┤ A Moderately Useful Utility ├────────────────────────
copr. Dave Williams 1988
MEM.COM is a small utility to report the state of the system RAM usage. It
will report the following system parameters:
» availible free conventional memory
» amount of memory used in the DOS environment
» total amount of EMS memory
» memory used by each EMS process
» availible EMS memory
MEM uses only conventional DOS calls. It will write to the screen using the
current colors and attributes. MEM allocates 16k for itself, and exits with an
errorlevel of 1, though neither characteristic is of any great meaning.
This program was written as an exercise in assembly language programming.
It has no other real raison d'être. A future and more useful version should
include (more or less) the following added functions:
report extended (AT) memory
report presence of HMA (Microsoft High Memory)
report presence of XMA (Microsoft Extended Memory)
report EMS or EEMS version
report handle names under LIM 4.0+
report total conventional RAM
report RAM used on display adapters
Anyway, this version may be used without charge or guilt. Don't send me
anything.
Arrivederci
Dave
12/06/88
Dave Williams
Jacksonville, AR
availible on:
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