Hello, could someone help me create a code that would display to me the amount of ram consumed to a string. Is this even possible? Thank you for your help
Display of consumed ram from application to string
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Phi Object does have RAM expressions, but they're for the whole system. I don't think any extension has RAM for an app - and it's not that useful as more capacity can be requested whenever.
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There's an extension in the extension library called memory object which probably does what you want. Though I don't know what you need to type into >Address< to make it work (it's a number, not a string). It doesn't seem to come with any help documentation, and the author's website seems defunct. Perhaps you'll know what to enter in that field, or someone else can suggest the right thing to enter.
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extension library called memory object
Ah, nah, that's for reading an int32 from its RAM offset. You can pass say, addr("Binary object") to read the int at the start of binary object's memory. For RAM total usage/limits, it's not related.
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Oh, I see, it's for accessing data that's stored in the memory. My bad.
I'm surprised there's no extension to get the ram usage from the current app, at the very least.
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