Looking at the linux example, here is a short snippet for getting shared, resident, and size on systems with /proc.
sub get_statm_info {
$error = '';
my $ref = {};
if( ! open(_INFO,"</proc/$_[0]/statm") ){
$error = "Couldn't open /proc/$_[0]/statm [$!]";
return $ref;
}
my @info = split(/\s+/,<_INFO>);
close(_INFO);
### these are all the props (skip some)
# size resident shared trs lrs drs dt
###
### get the important ones
$ref = {size => $info[0] * 4,
resident => $info[1] * 4,
shared => $info[2] * 4};
return $ref;
}
The values are in kb.
If you don't care about shared, than the stat file is better:
sub get_stat_info {
$error = '';
my $ref = {};
### open and read the main stat file
if( ! open(_INFO,"</proc/$_[0]/stat") ){
$error = "Couldn't open /proc/$_[0]/stat [$!]";
return $ref;
}
my @info = split(/\s+/,<_INFO>);
close(_INFO);
### these are all the props (skip some)
# pid(0) comm(1) state ppid pgrp session tty
# tpgid(7) flags minflt cminflt majflt cmajflt
# utime(13) stime cutime cstime counter
# priority(18) timeout itrealvalue starttime vsize rss
# rlim(24) startcode endcode startstack kstkesp kstkeip
# signal(30) blocked sigignore sigcatch wchan
###
### get the important ones
$ref = {utime => $info[13] / 100,
stime => $info[14] / 100,
cutime => $info[15] / 100,
cstime => $info[16] / 100,
vsize => $info[22],
rss => $info[23] * 4};
return $ref;
}
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