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MS C Programming Environment

After reading several articles, I tried using memmax memval, but none worked.

Can't get the correct result as from mem or Cs.com.

I remember using DOS calls to do it originally.

Asking if anyone has done it, show off.

Once again, I would like to ask. Under the MS C programming environment, how to obtain the data of available conventional memory similar to that in C:\DOS> MEM /c?

To redirect the output of `mem /c` to `mem1.txt` using `spawnl`, you need to use a shell to handle the redirection. You can use `cmd.exe` with the `/c` option to execute the command and redirect the output. Here's how you can modify the code:

```c
spawnl(_P_WAIT, "cmd.exe", "cmd.exe", "/c", "c:\\dos\\MEM.exe mem /c > mem1.txt", NULL);
```

This will use the Windows command prompt (`cmd.exe`) to execute the `MEM.exe` command with the `/c` option and redirect the output to `mem1.txt`.

You can check the materials. There is a fixed memory address that marks the available memory. You can directly read the value there to get the available memory.