Re:
> What is the command I can use to see how much memory
> is in my 928?  Also, can I use the same command to see

You may also want to grab the free RAMUSAGE program
from our site ... it not only tells you how much memory you
have, but it also tells you how you're currently using it
and what the approximate impact of adding more memory would be!

URL: http://www.allegro.com/software/#RAMUSAGE


Example output:

:run ramusage.pub.allegro

RAMUSAGE [2.40] - LPS Toolbox [A.06b]       (c) 1995 Lund Performance Solutions

SERIES 968RX
MPE/iX 6.0
#CPUS: 1
Memory size: 256 MB (268,435,456 bytes; 65,536 4KB pages)

Memory usage by "type" of Object Class:

       Class     #LogicalPages  #MB  % total
   ------------- -------------  ---  -------
   SYSTEM_CODE           5,784   22     8.8%
   SYSTEM_DATA          40,936  159    62.5%
   UNUSED                4,509   17     6.9%
   TURBO_DATA                1    0     0.0%
   USER_CODE             5,611   21     8.6%
   USER_DATA             1,441    5     2.2%
   USER_STACK            1,904    7     2.9%
   USER_FILE             5,349   20     8.2%

   Totals:              65,535   255   100.0%

   "User" pages are  28.7% of memory (74 MB out of 256 MB)

If you added:
      64 MB, you'd have   1.9 times as much "User" memory.  ( 320 total MB)
...



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