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EATMEM is a small program that is useful only to software developers. It is a TSR that consumes a specified amount of memory. Developers can use it to simulate a system with less memory, or to create a buffer zone between an application and programs preceding it.
The memory used by EATMEM can be freed only by using MARK and RELEASE.
Call EATMEM with a single command line parameter, specifying the (decimal) number of KILOBYTES to eat up:
EATMEM KiloBytesToEatEATMEM will allow you to eat up all available memory, leading to a system crash when COMMAND.COM cannot be reloaded. Be sure to calculate how much memory to use before calling EATMEM.Example:
EATMEM 10
consumes 10 Kilobytes (K) of memory.

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