> Is there a simple or semi-simple way to determine the state of memory for
> display purposes.
> What I'd like to do is to display allocated handles, pointers, stack state,
> what program requested the memory.  I'm most interested in visualizing
> memory fragmentation.  Has anyone done something similar to this.  I done
> mean it has to be Zone-Ranger but something along that same line.  If
> nothing else, I'd like to keep track of my programs memory allocation, so I
> visually determine its state.

This triggered a memory, and I went back to my ZBasic discs, and found a
program (actually a DA - remember them ?) called "Memory Monitor 5.0" on the
ZBasic discs. (I've actually got _everything_ back to ZB 3.0 - I'm just
waiting for a rich museum to buy them off me). This program used to do
everything you wanted.

Ran it, but it froze. It was (I think) written by some chap called Gariepy,
and was compiled on the 11th January, 1988.

You just can't get the staff these days, I'm afraid.

P :o(