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Is there a way to find how much RAM the application is using up (including external libraries), how much RAM in total is being used on the system and how much RAM the system has installed? This is all on linux.
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use the "top" command, and look under the %MEM column... this is a linux question though, not a c++ question.
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Dave
Quick comment:
Top can show the total memory (although it actually sorts on CPU until you set the options )
pmap PID
Shows the total memory, including a breakdown of stack/heap memory and all the shared libraries used.
[PID :: process id (use ps to find it) It is a number ]
(Can this be moved to linux questions ??)
Top can show the total memory (although it actually sorts on CPU until you set the options )
pmap PID
Shows the total memory, including a breakdown of stack/heap memory and all the shared libraries used.
[PID :: process id (use ps to find it) It is a number ]
(Can this be moved to linux questions ??)
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