From: ams AT ludd DOT luth DOT se (Martin Str|mberg)
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Subject: Re: Problem with Make on Allegro 3.0
Date: 7 Aug 1998 17:11:32 GMT
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Ralph Proctor (ralphgpr AT shadow DOT net) wrote:
: I thought "virtual memory" was indicated on the go32-v2 test where it is
: called "swap memory"--- in which case I guess I have plenty. And I did not
: "allocate" it as I did in Windows with a swap file, what I did was----
: nothing. Now I'm not so sure I am looking in the right place  You are
: referring to DOS, right?.
: How do find how much virtual memory is allocated??---(DOS, not Windows).

Virtual memory is the sum of RAM and swap.

If you want to know how much that is allocated at a certain time
in your program, I'm not sure how to do that (in *DOZE). Perhaps
there's a nice libc function to call? Anyone?


Sallinen, Chamber Music II,

							MartinS