AutoHotKey automation for RAMMap.

Support for automatic cleanup:

• Empty Working Sets
• Empty System Working Set
• Empty Modified Page List
• Empty Standby List
• Empty Priority 0 Standby List

The build.cmd|ps1 scripts provide two capabilities:

• Download the latest RAMMap executable (Switch: -DownloadRamMap, Default: false)
• Download the latest AutoHotKey and compile the AutoHotKey script into a self contained executable (Switch: -CompileExecutable, Default: true)

Note: The build.cmd is only a wrapper for build.ps1 script!

The clean.cmd only remove the build artifacts from build.cmd|ps1!

Download RAMMap, download AutoHotKey and compile AutoHotKey script to EXE:

build.cmd|ps1 -DownloadRamMap -CompileExecutable

The output is under _build directory:

_build
|   rammap-cleanup.exe
|   RAMMap.exe
|
\---ahk
    |   AutoHotkey.chm
    |   AutoHotkeyA32.exe
    |   AutoHotkeyU32.exe
    |   AutoHotkeyU64.exe
    |   Installer.ahk
    |   license.txt
    |   Template.ahk
    |   WindowSpy.ahk
    |
    \---Compiler
            Ahk2Exe.exe
            ANSI 32-bit.bin
            readme.txt
            Unicode 32-bit.bin
            Unicode 64-bit.bin

NOTE: Needs elevation and runs with administrative privileges.

AutoHotkey.exe src/rammap-cleanup.ahk

_build/rammap-cleanup.exe

The first argument can be the path to an existing RAMMap.exe executable on the machine, e.g.:

AutoHotkey.exe src/rammap-cleanup.ahk C:/Program Files/Sysint/RAMMap.exe
_build_/rammap-cleanup.exe C:/Program Files/Sysint/RAMMap.exe

NOTE: If no path to RAMMap.exe is specified the AutoHotKey script search under the current
directory and then search for RAMMap.exe in all paths defined in the PATH environment variable.

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D