win32_ps_stat_mem
(PECL win32ps >= 1.0.1)
win32_ps_stat_mem — Stat memory utilization
Description
Retrieves statistics about the global memory utilization.
Return Values
Returns FALSE on failure, or an array consisting of the
following information on success:
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load -
The current memory load in percent of physical memory.
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unit -
This is always 1024, and indicates that the following values are the count of 1024 bytes.
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total_phys -
The amount of total physical memory.
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avail_phys -
The amount of still available physical memory.
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total_pagefile -
The amount of total pageable memory (physical memory + paging file).
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avail_pagefile -
The amount of still available pageable memory (physical memory + paging file).
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total_virtual -
The amount of total virtual memory for a process.
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avail_virtual -
The amount of still available virtual memory for a process.
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