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Support for Windows #1

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Gunzinger opened this issue Mar 13, 2022 · 1 comment
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Support for Windows #1

Gunzinger opened this issue Mar 13, 2022 · 1 comment

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@Gunzinger
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Hi, exciting to see a new memtest pop up, thank you for releasing this with source code!

Have you documented the parts that would need to be changed to support execution under Windows or is support for this planned?

From my personal experience most people that overclock/bin RAM test it under Windows, due to other tools at disposal that lack Linux support.

@AdamNiederer
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Hey, thanks for the interest. I don't use Windows, so I probably won't be the one to port it. It does have a few linux-specific things that can be worked around:

  • It assumes sysfs is available to read memory speeds from your DMI tables
  • It uses sched.h to determine process affinity
  • It uses unistd.h to determine page size and pid

The tests don't rely on Linux at all, so it probably isn't too hard to port.

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