| From: | John Marchant |
| Date: | 20 Oct 2000 at 03:18:21 |
| Subject: | Re: What where and how much |
Hi G.A.Griggs. In a message on 19-Oct-00 19:59:13, you wrote:
>Is there a program which would scan though memory and tell what programs are
>there,how much their using,and their location.
I think ARTMON is probably what you want. But while it shows the
memory _address_ of each task, it doesn't show how much memory is
in use. There may be other monitors that can do this, as a
"snapshot" since memory in use will be changing often. But I'm a
little doubtful that it's possible. The information would be in
the tables formed by Exec when the programmer allocates/deallocates
memory, and there are a number of ways (library functions) to
handle memory allocation. Running "Codewatcher" can tell you a
lot about memory and stack usage _after_ running a program.
On Aminet....
ARTM2_04.lha util/moni 77K Amiga Real Time Monitor 2.04
CodeWatcher.lha dev/debug 12K keeps track of allocated resources
The following also look promising. Sniff around in dev/moni and
util/moni.
HRTmon.lha dev/debug 205K V2.22 FREE 'Action-Replay' like monitor
GhostRiderV19.lha dev/moni 123K New Amiga monitor. Version 1.9. All Amig
hart.lha dev/moni 25K Superb system monitor
John
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