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Re: Determining memory usage of a process...by Zaxo (Archbishop) |
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On Linux (since h option differs from BSD), Other ps stats can be gotten similarly. It uses the rich ps system call for process stats, see 'man ps'. Perl's $$ variable is the current pid. Another approach is to root around in the "/proc/$$/" or '/proc/self/' directory.
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