jacquelineliu
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I want to display the amount of RAMs the machine has in the about dialog box in my application. How to do that?
Thanks
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Lee Curzon
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I'm not aware of a Progress function, but if you are on Windows 32 (you didn't specify your environment), you can use the
GlobalMemoryStatus
API call.
See Jurjens Global-Shared site for info on using API calls in windows.
Lee
GlobalMemoryStatus
API call.
See Jurjens Global-Shared site for info on using API calls in windows.
Lee
jacquelineliu
New Member
Lee,
I can't find anything on global memory status on the global-shared.com site. Do you have any example i can refer to? thanks
I can't find anything on global memory status on the global-shared.com site. Do you have any example i can refer to? thanks
Lee Curzon
Member
No, it isn't on the global-shared site.
What I meant was the site would show you Progress Examples of API calls (I didn't know how familiar you were with API stuff).
You could then convert the VB call (plenty of examples on the Net) to Progress.
However, I've just found an example in the progress source files:
Look at src/adecomm/_winsys.p.
That has a call to GlobalMemoryStatus.
Lee
What I meant was the site would show you Progress Examples of API calls (I didn't know how familiar you were with API stuff).
You could then convert the VB call (plenty of examples on the Net) to Progress.
However, I've just found an example in the progress source files:
Look at src/adecomm/_winsys.p.
That has a call to GlobalMemoryStatus.
Lee