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Reply To: | Michael P. Smith |
Date: | Tue, 29 Jun 1999 14:55:56 -0500 |
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Several times I have been involved in a problem where I need to know how
much HEAP space a process is currently using. The processes is 99% a 3rd
party product, so I can't change the source code. I have found that I can
get the heap base, limit and size out of the PIBX for the process by doing a
FV pibx(pin) 'pibx_type.heap_base', FV pibx(pin) 'pibx_type.heap_limit', and
FV pibx(pin) 'pibx_type.heap_size'. But I can't find anything for getting a
high water mark, or whatever is maintained for allocating additional heap
space. Any help is appreciated.
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| Michael P. Smith |
| Sr. Systems Programmer |
| The Hertz Corporation [log in to unmask] (work) |
| Oklahoma City, OK |
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