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Article #76Out of memory in OS/2
From: David Jeans
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 21:04
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 21:04
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I am working on a very large applications for OS/2 that
commonly will try and uses >100MB of RAM if the operating
system will give it. I am seeing a problem where the
disk with the swap file for the system fills up and the
whole system dies before I receive errors when committing
memory. Generally the error occurs when I try to touch
the memory (i.e. zero out the memory). Does anyone know
of a way to query how much physical memory/swap space is
still available? The only calls I have seen will only return
a theoretical address space available?
Thanks,
Dave
David P. Jeans SAS Institute
sasdpj@sas.com Cary, N.C
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