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From: "Nate" <nate@uniwest.com>
Subject: Stack and Heap
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 12:00:32 -0800
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Are there any commands / functions to call to find out memory info?

For example, if I am writing a program that is using a ton of memory.
Everything is working and then I add more code needing more memory but it
crashes and I think I may be trying to use too much...  Can I call some
commands to see how much memory is left?  And/Or how much I am using?  For
Stack and Heap?


Thank You,

Nate