computer memory mapping

[Leviathan]

I know this is a long shot but here it goes anyway. I'm looking for some some memory mapping software. I would like something that can show me what is being stored in each block of memory on my particular computer.

I'm dealing with some huge continuous data sets and in order to read in some million plus element matricies I need to have a continous block of memory using matlab.... so I would like to be able to axe certain blocks of memory.

Anyway I've posted this on more appropriate forums as well, I just know that someone like Mr. Ebbomega or Rawb might know something off hand.

[stringbeans]

ive never encountered such a program before... and sounds like a really dangerous tool if you can use it remotely

[Gusto]

I guess you could use debug, but there has to be something easier...

Windows, I'm assuming?

[Gusto]

If you're using Windows you can get the Microsoft Debugging Tools... http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/ddk/de...g/default.mspx

[Leviathan]

yeah its windows unfortunately, I'm going to try the debugging tool. I'm using active x in some of my programs to generate reports in word otherwise I would use matlab on a different platform, Ie linux or OSX....

[Leviathan]

Thanks for the link by the way

[jim]

are you having trouble making the squiggly lines go straight and the straight lines go squiggly?

[MC Hammered]

There used to be tools that I used back in the Windows 3.1 days when QEMM and other memory management tools were the big thing.

It allowed a user to see where programs were located in what memory region and blocks. Then you can try to tweak the memory manager parameters to stack memory resident programs better.

I'll go dig through my floppy disks to see if I still have that tool.

[Leviathan]

^ that sounds promising :)

[stringbeans]

man qemm is so oldschool

[MC Hammered]

Whatcha trying to say there John?

[stringbeans]

i think i just said it.. yeah.. thats right.. i went there