I have discovered what may be a bug with the getsystemperformancedata
plugin.
First, the symptoms:
Powerpro steadily increases memory usage in small increments until all
available memory is used wherupon win2k increases the amount of
virtual memory and the memory gobbling continues. If I quit powerpro
all the tied up memory is freed.
Second, what I did to cause this behavior:
I recently added a monitor list entry to my bar to alternate the date
and time as was recently posted by C�neyt. This is not the cause of
the problem. I got an idea to try to use the monitor list to
determine the DUN rate (received) by taking the difference between two
get_dun_received values - one taken last execution of the monitor run
and one taken this execution.
Below is the exec morecommandsasscript script which determines the
number of bytes received between the last and current execution.
static dr2 = dr1
static dr1 = GetsystemPerformancedata.get_dun_received
global dr = float.divide((dr1 - dr2), 1024)
cl.SetLabel ("(Bar)", "dun_rate", "*Info expr(dr)")
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Best regards,
Brian Marcotte
Using The Bat! v3.0.2.10 on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 4
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