is there a way to calculate the memory of my embedded system/app? i
need to figure this out because right now our prototype has 64M on
board but i my intuition tells me that the actual memory requirements
are (slightly) smaller…
how would i go about doing this…
vince
vince <vgeisler@engineer.com> wrote:
is there a way to calculate the memory of my embedded system/app? i
need to figure this out because right now our prototype has 64M on
board but i my intuition tells me that the actual memory requirements
are (slightly) smaller…how would i go about doing this…
If you have a shell on your embedded system, `pidin in’ will tell
you info about the running system including how much unused RAM
is available.
pete@qnx.com wrote:
vince <> vgeisler@engineer.com> > wrote:
is there a way to calculate the memory of my embedded system/app? i
need to figure this out because right now our prototype has 64M on
board but i my intuition tells me that the actual memory requirements
are (slightly) smaller…how would i go about doing this…
Running “pidin mem” on the command line will tell you how much each process
is using, along with any shared objects it uses/loads, when they are running…
Chris
If you have a shell on your embedded system, `pidin in’ will tell
you info about the running system including how much unused RAM
is available.
Boot time is off by the TimeZone (set in Localization)
Local clock NOT gmt
Hmm, Shelf clock off also? let me take a good look around…
<pete@qnx.com> wrote in message news:915lgl$3ah$1@nntp.qnx.com…
vince <> vgeisler@engineer.com> > wrote:
If you have a shell on your embedded system, `pidin in’ will tell