DevMan - The purpose of this utility is to switch and manage running tasks and to monitor memory.DevMan (short for Device Manager) uses minimal memory and has many customisable features to help you utilise your device in an efficient manner.
It is also a useful tool for programmers, enabling them to spy on any thread running on the device and monitoring memory usage by time.
It is designed to be run constantly in the background, can be switched to at any time by pressing a definable hotkey combination and can be enabled to be the first application visible on the opening of the devices case.
Features include:
- free memory graphing
- specified heap graphing
- task information
- hotkey switching (Series 80 only)
- modifiable views
- modifiable sample rate for graphs
- task switching
- task killing
- drive/disk information
- manual and automatic heap compression
- all open programs close/reopen
- device uptime display (Series 80 only)
- context sensitive help (Series 80 only)
DevMan is available for the Series 60 and Series 80 platforms.
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Supported operating systems:
S80 6.0
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