how to read size of process memory programatically?

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  1. douglaskbell

    douglaskbell New Member

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    I'm tracking a memory leak in a C/C++ program on Solaris.

    Is the a function to let a process programatically get its present size of memory usage?
    (Like, what gets displayed for 'size' when you run 'top'.)
     
    douglaskbell, Feb 19, 2010
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    en_7123 New Member

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    Yes it is not difficult if I'm understanding it right what you are asking.Could you tell what exactly you want to do.And what is run top ??
     
    en_7123, Mar 11, 2010
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