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[kristian]

How are you ? ! 
I looked at your main picture on fb. I really like you a lot.  Let us talk !
I could send you my picture if you want

Sweet Kisses

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[lavina]

Good day ! 
I saw your personal pic on facebook. I quite like you a lot. 
Why don't we talk ! I could send you my pic if you want.

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Hai

[Naveen Kumar Pagidimarri]

Hai All,

	  I am trying to display the detailes of freeram and ramfilled 

and number of current processes running thru a programme I don't want to 

use system calls and getting info from proc files.I want to display

these detailes by accessing from sysinfo.Is it possible.Otherwise 

suggest me where i can get related source. 

Thank u all in advance

Bye

Naveen

Re: Hai

[Julien Laganier]

Naveen Kumar Pagidimarri wrote:
> 
> Hai All,
> 
>           I am trying to display the detailes of freeram and ramfilled
> 
> and number of current processes running thru a programme I don't want to
> 
> use system calls and getting info from proc files.I want to display
> 
> these detailes by accessing from sysinfo.Is it possible.Otherwise
> 
> suggest me where i can get related source.
> 
> Thank u all in advance
> 
#include <linux/kernel.h>
#include <linux/sys.h>

struct sysinfo {
long uptime;
unsigned long loads[3];  //machin's load during last minute, last five
min, and last 15 min.
unsigned long totalram;
unsigned long freeram;
unsigned long sharedram;
unsigned long bufferram;
unsigned long totalswap;
unsigned long freeswap;    
unsigned short procs;      //number of process
char[22] _f;              //padding to reach 64 bytes length
}

int sysinfo(struct sysinfo *info);

To browse the source code of open systems is the key :-)

-- 
"Memory is like gasoline. You use it up when you are running. Of
course you get it all back when you reboot..."; Actual explanation
obtained from the Micro$oft help desk.
--

    Julien Laganier
     Student Intern
Sun Microsystem Laboratories