In this article which is the fourth of this series, we'll see how we can obtain
the Memory status of the system. I.e. the total installed RAM on the system, how
much is available at the moment, total virtual memory, available virtual memory
and so on.
Note: This article assumes that you are familiar with the fundamentals of
API programming. If however, API is a new concept to you, please do go through
the first two articles (Article 1,
Article 2) of this
series, which will help you to get a thorough grounding in this topic.
API Programming Series #5
25 Apr 2003 | by Sreejath S. Warrier
| Filed in
Introduction
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