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11-06-2002 09:44 AM
11-06-2002 09:44 AM
Shared memory allocation in 64 bits 11.0
How can i to see shared memory allocation with adb tool (by quadrants) ?
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11-07-2002 11:46 AM
11-07-2002 11:46 AM
Re: Shared memory allocation in 64 bits 11.0
If you are trying to look at one
process or core file with adb, then it's $m command seems blind to shared memory segments.
If you are trying to poke around in the kernel with adb to see system characteristics then there is a better way.
The attached example uses some of the pstat_* functions to find all the currently mapped system V shared memory segments, their addresses, and the processes that have them mapped. It does not report shared memory segments that are not currently attached to any process.
process or core file with adb, then it's $m command seems blind to shared memory segments.
If you are trying to poke around in the kernel with adb to see system characteristics then there is a better way.
The attached example uses some of the pstat_* functions to find all the currently mapped system V shared memory segments, their addresses, and the processes that have them mapped. It does not report shared memory segments that are not currently attached to any process.
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