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#1 2007-01-05 07:16:33
- fluke
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How can I see the memory image of one specified process?
How can I see the memory image of one specified process?
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#2 2007-01-05 14:53:50
- stonecrest
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Re: How can I see the memory image of one specified process?
ps or top
I am a gated community.
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#3 2007-01-05 19:04:01
- WiLLiE
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Re: How can I see the memory image of one specified process?
A personal favorite is htop.
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#4 2007-01-05 23:47:58
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Re: How can I see the memory image of one specified process?
lsof
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#5 2007-01-06 02:38:58
- fluke
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Re: How can I see the memory image of one specified process?
I mean memory maps of processes.
We can find a general map in /proc/$PID/maps, or lsof can do that.
But I want to look inside the stack segment.
Don't know if there is a convenient way to do this? Or I should debug with gdb though it's not easy to learn well.
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