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How can I know if heap memory is full?Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on February 20, 2006 How can I know if heap memory is full? Thanks a lot. RE: How can I know if heap memory is full?Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on February 20, 2006 API calls to create tasks, queues or semaphores cause memory to be allocated. If there is no memory available then the API call returns an error code. RE: How can I know if heap memory is full?Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on February 21, 2006 Ok, but my problem is to undetstand if the size of heap memory is, for example, too large. Thanks for answers. By. RE: How can I know if heap memory is full?Posted by Jokke on February 21, 2006 I use heap_1. Then the following should be good: Use a debugger. Let the system start up. Then check the value of "xNextFreeByte". That is an exact measure of how much heap is allocated at the moment. Jokke RE: How can I know if heap memory is full?Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on February 22, 2006 Thank a lot!! I will try. By.
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