Re: running out of memory
- Posted by Patrick Barnes <mrtrick at gmail.com> Dec 30, 2005
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Um, are you using windows 2000 or XP? Press Ctrl+Shift+Escape to bring up the task manager, and select the processes tab - that'll show all the running programs, and the amount of memory the instance of exw.exe that was interpreting your program was using. Am I misunderstanding what you're after? If you wanted to know how many elements you managed to squeeze into your main sequence before it ran out of memory... (I assume it crashes on running out of memory?) ... I suppose you could just have a variable that would contain the length of the sequence, and update it every iteration of the program loop... On 12/30/05, jxliv7 <guest at rapideuphoria.com> wrote: > is there any way i can discover how much memory was being used at the poi= nt my app ran out of memory? > > that would allow me to limit (for example) sequence length to something w= ouldn't halt the app. trial and error turns up varying results. > > forgetfully, > > -- > jon -- MrTrick ----------