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Re: Memory management

You could also build the logging into your app:

just set your appname and you can get the memory. If you read the man pages for top you basically do the top command 1 time and then grep your application out of the results.

set applicationName to "Mail"
set topOutput to do shell script "top -l1 | grep " & applicationName & " | awk '{print $8}'"
log topOutput

--This will return something like (*11.2M*)

On Oct 15, 2004, at 1:17 AM, John Mistler wrote:

Does anyone know if there is a way to monitor the amount of RAM and/or
processing power your app is eating up? Mine seems to make the fan on my
powerbook Titanium G4 come on quite often, whereas other programs do not.

Thanks,

John

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