Extended memory size
- Posted by John Kinne <JDKINNE at MIAMIU.BITNET> Oct 09, 1996
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I am still trying to figure out how to get the Extended Memory Size. A couple of people sent me code to compute *Expanded* Memory Size; but I really need *Extended*. My (old) DOS book says I should use interrupt 15 function 88. That always returns a zero. I was wondering, Robert, if sometime when you are talking to the Causeway Guy you could ask him if Causeway is responsible for returning the zero; if so is there a way around it. To get my installer to work I have used the external DOS MEM command and parsed the output. That is a miserable solution as the output of the MEM command changes in major ways from one DOS release to another, the output changes in minor (but crippling) ways from one DOS sub-release to another (someone forgot to insert commas in the output in a subrelease of DOS 6 - I had to make a revision to my installer after we discovered that, unfortunately we had already cut 4,000 disks). Thanks for the help John Kinne