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Alessandro Monopoli wrote:
Hi all,
I'm searching a PORTABLE way to get the available and total physical memory.
Something like 'getTotalMemory' and it returns the memory installed on my PC
in bytes, and
'getAvailableMemory' and it returns the available memory in bytes.
Do you know is there's a C function, a c++ Object or anything else that
compiles in Linux and Windows to get these data?

The POSIX symbols _SC_PHYS_PAGES and _SC_PAGE_SIZE could be what you are
looking for, at least for UNIX-like operating systems:
long phypz = sysconf(_SC_PHYS_PAGES);
long psize = sysconf(_SC_PAGE_SIZE);
Of course, you need to calculate _total_ physical memory by hand then.
Unfortunately I don't know a portable solution to obtain the _available_
physical memory the same easy way.
Windows does not support all of these symbols, so you will need to call
something like GlobalMemoryStatus() which fills a MEMORYSTATUS
structure, that itself contains a member dwTotalPhys containing the
_total_ physical memory for this system and dwAvailPhys indicating the
_available_ physical memory.
Suggestions and better solutions are welcome. Please let us know what
others would recommend.
Steve
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