FreeMem v1.00
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The memory taken by the system seems
to increase with time as programs
and documents are opened and closed.

In fact, there is no memory leaks but
EPOC32 caches procedures and does not deallocate
all the memory when an application is closed,
in case it is opened again soon.
It saves time and reduces the fragmentation.

However the memory gets fragmented with time
and it reduces performances (large memory
segments are spread over serveral cells).

FreeMen defragments the memory and
reclaims all the unused segments.


Installation:
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1 - If you want to install FreeMem as a regular application
    with an icon in the Extras-bar, copy FreeMem.aif and
    FreeMem.app in \System\Apps\FreeMem.
2 - If you prefer to install FreeMem as a macro or a small
    standalone program, copy FreeMem.opo wherever you
    want (e.g. where you store all your macros).
3 - In both cases, if you don't already have it, install
    SystInfo.sis as you do with any other sis file : double-click
    on it either on the PC (if PsiWin 2.1 is installed) or
    on the Series 5 (if there is an Add/Remove icon in the
    configuration panel).


Usage:
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You can use FreeMem as a standalone application
(just start it from System or the Extras-bar) or
run it from Macro5 as a program or as a macro.
FreeMen cleans up the memory and displays a report
with the memory used before and after the clean up
and the memory freed.


Planned enhancements :
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None.


Known issues :
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FreeMem uses the temporary UID &FEDCBA98.


Copyright :
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This program has been written by Pascal NICOLAS.
It may be distributed freely as long as it is
not altered or sold. This program is a SmileWare,
which means that if you use it, you "MUST" send me a :-)

At this point, many many thanks and :-) to MattM who
gave me the trick on how to clean up the memory.

Pascal NICOLAS
Email : pnicolas@geocities.com
Latest version at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/1215