What is the trick to determining the total installed and free memory
values on machines with more than 64M using qnx_osinfo() thesedays? The
_osinfo structure has the totmemk and freememk fields as short unsigned
int which are to small. How does sin info do it?
Geoff Roberts.
Geoff <geoff@rtts.com.au> wrote:
What is the trick to determining the total installed and free memory
values on machines with more than 64M using qnx_osinfo() thesedays? The
_osinfo structure has the totmemk and freememk fields as short unsigned
int which are to small. How does sin info do it?
From “sin.c” …
long unsigned freepmem, totpmem;
freepmem = osdata.freepmem;
if((totpmem = osdata.totpmem) == 0) {
totpmem = osdata.totmemk * 1000L;
freepmem = osdata.freememk * 1000L;
}
Look for totpmem and freepmem instead
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What is the trick to determining the total installed and free memory
values on machines with more than 64M using qnx_osinfo() thesedays? The
_osinfo structure has the totmemk and freememk fields as short unsigned
int which are to small. How does sin info do it?Geoff Roberts.