RE: Minimo's RSS, etc

Dan:

Do you have a reference for how to interpret the contents of the
/proc/X/maps file?  I'm working with the mozilla code on a small footprint
device, but I haven't found good documentation on how to interpret this data
in order to understand real memory usage.  We're using a derivative of
Redhat Linux 7.3, if that makes any difference.

Thanks -

Steve

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Dan Post
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 9:09 AM
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Subject: Minimo's RSS, etc


Hi,

I just read about the Minimo project on LinuxDevices.com.  It looks awesome
so
far.

I'm particularly interested in the RSS of Minimo.  I noticed you mentioned
it
was ~25MiB in some of your tests.  That's awesome.  What I'd like to know is
how much is code RSS or backed by a file, and how much is data RSS.  That
will
tell me how much is in the pagecache.

If someone could send me a copy of someone's /proc/X/maps from Minimo/ARM,
where X is moz's PID of course (other threads should have the same map
approximately, except stack maybe... I'll have to look into that), that
would
be awesome and would answer a lot of my questions.  I'll be trying to get
Minimo up in the meantime.

The mailing list archives seem to be broken / empty.  Is this supposed to be
so?

Cheers,
Dan
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