A simple Function plotter for Windows Task Manager Memory chart. This is a project I made for fun several years ago. It uses a memory pooling algorithm to fast allocate and deallocate huge amount of memory in order to plot a given real-valued function in the Task Manager memory chart. It may be surprising what kind of functions you may be able to put in your task manager!
Just compile and run. It only works on Windows, of course, but you may want to adapt to your own system configuration if you want. I suggest to use MSVC to compile this file.
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