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Short: Shows memory fragmentation via gfx
Uploader: thor@einstein.math.tu-berlin.de (Thomas Richter)
Author: thor@einstein.math.tu-berlin.de (Thomas Richter)
Type: util/moni
Version: 2.07
Requires: Any Amiga, V39 recommended but not required.
Almost unlike all other memory meters, ShowMem does NOT display the total
number of bytes available (this is done by the workbench anyways), but
displays all free memory chunks in a graphical way. Hence the degree of
fragmentation and the size of available memory is very easy to see.
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Changes made for 2.07:
The bottom border memory count could run into the window by as
much as one pixel for larger fonts. Fixed.
Changes made for 2.06:
ShowMem could possibly mess the window border in worst case. Fixed.
Changes made for 2.05:
Made the colors for the display configurable, but this requires
V39.
Changes made for 2.04:
Fixed a stupid bug that could have caused enforcer hits in
very rare cases (in case the number of MemHeaders changed while
ShowMem was investigating this list).
Added a dummy BeginRefresh/EndRefresh to be 100% Intuition
conformal.
Re-arranged the AllocMem/FreeMem patches to be able to run
ShowMem with MemSniff installed. However, please note that
in general MemSniff DOES NOT allow any patches on top of its
own patch, ShowMem is an exception.
Changes made for 2.03:
Forgot to set a flag correctly, AUTOADJUST did not work.
Fixed!
Changes made for 2.02:
Passed illegal parameters to the RectFill() call. Ooops!
Changes made for 2.01:
Added LEFTEDGE/TOPEDGE/WIDTH/HEIGHT tooltypes to be able to re-
position the window freely.
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Hope you like it,
Thomas Richter, March 1999