SMTP: How to Find Available MemoryLast reviewed: October 20, 1997Article ID: Q108374 |
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SUMMARYVersion 3.0 of the Microsoft Mail Gateway to SMTP displays the memory available to the log file or the Gateway PC screen in the following line:
Idling: 48452 bytes, largest 47428This means that, in conventional memory, after the Gateway has loaded, there are 48452 bytes available, and the largest contiguous space is 47428 bytes. These numbers vary depending on whether the TCP/IP and networking software are loaded high. NOTE: SMTPGATE.EXE must be executed with a -Cd parameter.
MORE INFORMATIONThe Gateway code determines the memory available by calling two C library routines:
_MEMAVL for the available memory _MEMMAX for the largest contiguous space. |
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