That tells me enough that tasklist.exe exists on your system; therefore the sub mem() should work on your system.

in

print time - $^T, " seconds\nRam:", mem;
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is mem a variable?

on win7, I get the same output

Ram: mem

but when running the last perl command, I get

Error: the search filter cannot be recongnized

is mem a variable?

mem is the subroutine in my original response:

sub mem{ `tasklist /nh /fi "PID eq $$"` =~ m[(\S+ K)$] }
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but when running the last perl command, I get Error: the search filter cannot be recongnized

Try again: Ie. cut and paste the code from the post above again.

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