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From: stew%lhasa.UUCP@HARVARD.HARVARD.EDU
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Subject: Re: physical memory
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They probably get the data from the system globals SCH$GL_FREECNT,
SCH$GL_MFYCNT, and SCH$GL_PHYPGCNT.  How you reference these depends
on the language you are using, but basically, you declare them to be
external symbols and resolve them at link-time by linking with

$ LINK MYPROG,SYS$SYSTEM:SYS.STB/SELECTIVE_SEARCH
or some such incantation.

Stew
<rubenstein@harvard.harvard.edu>