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| Gives a complete description of how much memory (EMS too) you have. | |||
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| RAM.DOC | 3391 | 1001 | deflated |
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Contents of the RAM.DOC file
RAM v1.0 Copyright April 22, 1989
Tony Tortorelli All rights reserved
Thunder Road 1-718-392-8836
Compu$erve 71571,3647
The purpose of RAM is report available memory.
If your system has Expanded Memory, the following will be
reported:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
EMS 3.2 expanded memory: 288k [18] 736k [46] 1024k [64]
(The number in brackets is the EMS paged memory.)
If your system has Extended Memory, the following will be
reported:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
EMS 3.2 expanded memory: 288k [18] 736k [46] 1024k [64]
Extended memory present: 512k
And if EMS is present, but a memory manager is not loaded, you
will get the following:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
Extended memory present: 512k
Expanded memory present: 1024k
[EMS driver NOT loaded]
A system with only conventional memory will report:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
RAM is compiled with TurboC 2.0 and Mike Smedley's CXL Library.
Source code is available upon request.
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions or complaints,
I can be reached at either Thunder Road or Compu$erve.
Tony Tortorelli
Thunder Road 1-718-392-8836
Compu$erve 71571,3647
Copyright Notice:
The file RAM.COM and this documentation are:
(C) Copyright Tony Tortorelli 1989, All rights reserved.
It may be freely used, copied, and distributed in any manner by
anyone, provided that no fee is charged, it is not distributed as
part of a commercial product, all risk is assumed by the user,
and this unmodified documentation file is included.
Warranty and Support:
The author assumes no responsibility for any loss or damage that
may be caused by the use of this software, and does not warrant
that it will do anything at all. Users must agree to accept any
risk as a condition of the free use of this software. Because of
its very trivial nature, the author does not anticipate that any
support will be needed, therefore, this software is donated to
the public domain.
Tony Tortorelli All rights reserved
Thunder Road 1-718-392-8836
Compu$erve 71571,3647
The purpose of RAM is report available memory.
If your system has Expanded Memory, the following will be
reported:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
EMS 3.2 expanded memory: 288k [18] 736k [46] 1024k [64]
(The number in brackets is the EMS paged memory.)
If your system has Extended Memory, the following will be
reported:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
EMS 3.2 expanded memory: 288k [18] 736k [46] 1024k [64]
Extended memory present: 512k
And if EMS is present, but a memory manager is not loaded, you
will get the following:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
Extended memory present: 512k
Expanded memory present: 1024k
[EMS driver NOT loaded]
A system with only conventional memory will report:
Free Used Total
DOS conventional memory: 514k 126k 640k
RAM is compiled with TurboC 2.0 and Mike Smedley's CXL Library.
Source code is available upon request.
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions or complaints,
I can be reached at either Thunder Road or Compu$erve.
Tony Tortorelli
Thunder Road 1-718-392-8836
Compu$erve 71571,3647
Copyright Notice:
The file RAM.COM and this documentation are:
(C) Copyright Tony Tortorelli 1989, All rights reserved.
It may be freely used, copied, and distributed in any manner by
anyone, provided that no fee is charged, it is not distributed as
part of a commercial product, all risk is assumed by the user,
and this unmodified documentation file is included.
Warranty and Support:
The author assumes no responsibility for any loss or damage that
may be caused by the use of this software, and does not warrant
that it will do anything at all. Users must agree to accept any
risk as a condition of the free use of this software. Because of
its very trivial nature, the author does not anticipate that any
support will be needed, therefore, this software is donated to
the public domain.
January 13, 2018
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