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From: Todd Gayley on 24 Mar 2010 05:33
At 02:46 AM 3/20/2010, =C0=EB=E5=EA=F1=E5=E9 =CF=EE=EF=EA=EE=E2 wrote:
>Todd ,
>
>Many thanks for the detailed response. Both methods are shown by you, very
>interesting.
>
>And thanks for sending a separate copy of the message directly to me:
>message appeared in the newsgroup is damaged, and part of the code from it
>does not work even after the correction of obvious damage.
>
>I have a question on the first method. As I understand, the function
>mo["FreePhysicalMemory"]
>will return the value corresponding to the time of creation of the first
>NETObject ('query'). Thus, it is not suitable for periodic calls on a
>regular basis.
>How can I get the actual value corresponding to the time of the call? Or how
>can I force updating of the values?


Alexey,

Just re-do the entire call when you need the
current values. Here is the code packaged as a function:

GetMemoryData[] :==
NETBlock[
Module[{query, mo},
query ==
NETNew["System.Management.ManagementObjectSearcher",
"SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem"];
mo == First[NETObjectToExpression[query(a)Get[]]];
(# -> mo[#])& /@
{"TotalVisibleMemorySize", "FreePhysicalMemory", "TotalVirtualMemorySize"}
]
]


In[10]:== GetMemoryData[]

Out[10]== {TotalVisibleMemorySize -> 3143336,
FreePhysicalMemory -> 1124652, TotalVirtualMemorySize -> 4444440}



Todd Gayley
Wolfram Research

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