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Latest revision as of 04:11, 11 March 2013
What baout 64 bit windows?
on 64bit The following code :
System::Alloc 32
Pop $1
System::Call "Kernel32::GlobalMemoryStatus(i) v (r1)"
System::Call "*$1(&i4 .r2, &i4 .r3, &i4 .r4, &i4 .r5,
&i4 .r6, &i4.r7, &i4 .r8, &i4 .r9)"
System::Free $1
; $5 => Free RAM
; $4 => Total RAM
IntOp $R5 $5 / 1048576 ; 1048576 = 1024*1024, or MegaX
IntOp $R4 $4 / 1048576 ; 1048576 = 1024*1024, or MegaX
MessageBox MB_OK "R5: $R5 5: $5 R4: $R4 4: $4"
gives this: R5: -813 5: -852815872 R4: -256 4: -269082624
the real total memory is: 3.75GB of RAM
How do I make this work for a 64 bit system? if pissible hoe to make one coade to work for both 64bit and 32bit?
Thanks!
The forum thread told you to use the system plugin and its Int64Op
