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Hey, is there a tool/vi that can tell me progamatically how much memory my computer has available? I've looked around and can't seem to find it.

 

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Resource monitor/task manager doesn't do the trick?

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Sure, I was just looking for a way to do it within labview

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Just working with large blocks of data, and wanted to see how much memory is getting sucked up

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You could just do a system exec call.  "wmic os get FreePhysicalMemory"

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@Speaks wrote:

Hey, is there a tool/vi that can tell me progamatically how much memory my computer has available? I've looked around and can't seem to find it.

 

Thanks!


I'm such an idiot.  Sorry.

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no worries, happen to the best of us .LOL

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