MemFlush 1.0

Public Domain Software, Courtesy of
    Eric Schwertfeger
and Laser's Edge Software

MemFlush is a short Assembly language program who's purpose is to force EXEC
to free up the memory occupied by unused libraries, fonts, and other shared
resources.  Since this memory will get freed as soon as it is needed anyway,
this program is only useful to programmers.  It's purpose is to flush unused
resources so that the programmer can be sure that his or her program is
freeing all resources upon exiting.  It does this merely by Allocating
a very large block of memory (256 Meg), freeing it if it just happens to
get it.

MemFlush is invoked from the CLI, with any one of the options.

    c   -Flush only Chip RAM

    f   -Flush only Fast RAM

    ?   -Displays a short help message

If the user specifies more than one of these, or if he has any other
non-space characters on the line; nothing happens and he gets the help
message.  If the user doesn't specify anything, MemFlush will flush both
Chip and Fast ram.

MemFlush will fit in a single block on a disk, so there isn't much point
in making it any smaller, but any suggestions for improving it will be
accepted. I can be reached on either of these fine BBS's:

    Project Six:    (702) 459-8378

    RC BBS:         (702) 364-8721

or on Compuserve at 72657,1166

Failing this, write:

    Eric Schwertfeger
    1450 E. Harmon Ave., #127D
    Las Vegas NV 89119

MemFlush is Public Domain and freely distributable, all I ask is that
I get credit for my effort.