Meminfo

[ToutEnMasm]

I know that i could play a little with bill.
If it is only a question of size,this one is only 2.5k
It's just for play.
:bg

[Bill Cravener]

Tout, now that's more like it. :bg

So how did you make your mem example so small??

[dedndave]

works well, Yves    :U

that shows you one big advantage for writing in asm as opposed to writing in C
a lot of C programmers are surprised by how small a program can be   :P

[ToutEnMasm]

Thanks for encouragements.
source code is here.
http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=17664.msg148822#msg148822
How did i made it so smalll ?
_ first a good size for the buffer , only 100 bytes free with a normal computer (could be decrease)
_ second the use of my code to format the string
_ last,the help of polink to finish the work.

[Antariy]

Although you really need something that dynamically scales, because the simple DIV 1024 breaks down on numbers bigger than 2^42 (say about 4TB), but more importantly it's hard to decipher the decimal places at a glance.

MemInfoMicro has units which are dynamically changing, depend on value of number :bg