Re: Determining the Memory Usage of a Perl program from within Perl

Try

open( STAT , "</proc/$$/stat" )
    or die "Unable to open stat file";

@stat = split /\s+/ , <STAT>;

close( STAT );
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You can find fields's description in man 5 proc

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Hope this helps

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Re: Re: Determining the Memory Usage of a Perl program from within Perl by snafu (Chaplain) on Apr 25, 2001 at 18:35 UTC
The Linux /proc fs is pretty nice because all of the data there (or what I found in there) is ascii readable. However, anyone know how to parse out the binary data in the Solaris /proc fs? I have never ever ever done any kind of parsing of data (non-ascii) in my life and while I know the basic I idea behind it I have no idea how to do it in Perl (or any other language for that matter :). Perhaps a few pointers? I have a feeling that it can be done with the '&' bitwise operator (I saw a script that did it that way one time) but I believe you need the offset for that to work?? I dunno. Any help on this subject would be quite appreciated. ---------- - Jim	[reply]
Re^3: Determining the Memory Usage of a Perl program from within Perl by hippo (Archbishop) on Oct 16, 2021 at 11:06 UTC
For anyone still looking for such a thing, there is Solaris::Procfs which appears to be a slightly higher-level interface. I have not used it, so this is just a pointer rather than a recommendation. 🦛	[reply]
Re^2: Determining the Memory Usage of a Perl program from within Perl by Bod (Parson) on Oct 16, 2021 at 00:04 UTC
I didn't expect this approach to work on shared hosting but it does!	[reply]