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Subject: Re: measuring KDE memory usage
From: Waldo Bastian <bastian () kde ! org>
Date: 2001-02-27 23:07:00
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On Tuesday 27 February 2001 14:41, Tamas Szanto wrote:
> What kind of tool could you recommend for reporting KDE memory
> usage as precisely as possible?
cat /proc/<pid>/status
> Top and its variants always show the
> amount of code+data together with the used shared memory, e.g. kwrite,
> (its file size is around 14 KB) has a full memory footprint of > 6 MB.
Yes. It is very hard to get reliable info on this. /proc/<pid>/status gives a
good indication of the dynamically allocated data by an application.
To get an indication of the memory usage of a single application you can do
a "ldd <application>" to get an overview of the libs used and then you can
examine the size of the various libs with 'objdump -h <library>'
> Could anyone give me a rough estimate on the amount of physical memory used
> by a fresh X 4.02 + KDE 2.1 install (after loading the desktop, without any
> apps)?
> My wild guess is that KDE is consuming in the 10-15 MB range plus X
> allocates
> around 10 MB.
Total memory usage on my system is around 30Mb after starting KDE.
Cheers,
Waldo
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