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Answer: How do I find the memory used by a particular hash (NOT including perl itself)?

by meonkeys (Chaplain)
on Jan 13, 2001 at 04:07 UTC ( #51512=categorized answer: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

Q&A > programs and processes > How do I find the memory used by a particular hash (NOT including perl itself)? - Answer contributed by meonkeys

I'm having trouble installing it, but my coworker was able to get more fine-grain memory use information from GTop. According to him, a 2k hash takes up 4k of real shared memory. I'll report back if I can get this to work.

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