>> What I see is, when the program runs, a window that shows live the
>> memory used by the application-process.
>Under Unix/Linux environments you can use 'htop', 'top', Gnome/Mate
> System Monitor. For Windows you can use the Task Manager.
Huh, I do not use Gnome in some of my os ( ;-) )
Conclusion: there is something to create here with MSEgui or fpGUI.
> None of these give much detail, but they do some the memory usage and cached
> memory.
Conclusion: there is something to create here with MSEgui or fpGUI.
> In the past I've also used a bash script under Linux with the 'ps'
> command to monitor a specific process including its threads.
Ha, something for the conclusion... ? ;-)
> As Martin mentioned, it doesn't require any code changes. Simply change
> the compiler setting and recompile your project.
OK, capito, but a window that shows clearly the result -ghl will be wow.
> In fact, I highly recommend you always develop software with the -ghl
> compiler settings defined.
OK, noted forever.
Many thanks.
Fre;D
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