libgtop

Files

Martin Baulig 9248d72018 Using text_rss', shlib_rss', data_rss' and dirty_size' instead of

1998-08-12  Martin Baulig  <martin@home-of-linux.org>

	* include/glibtop/procsegment.h (glibtop_proc_segment): Using
	`text_rss', `shlib_rss', `data_rss' and `dirty_size' instead of
	`tsr', `lrs', `drs' and `dt'. New field `stack_rss'.

	* sysdeps/linux/procmem.c: Memory sizes now correctly in bytes.
	* sysdeps/linux/procsegment.c: Dito.

	* sysdeps/kernel/procsegment.c: Stack pages are reported via
	`stack_rss' and no longer count towards `data_rss'
	* kernel/table.h (table_proc_segment): Added `srs' field.
	* kernel/table21/module.c (TBL_PROC_SEGMENT): Added kernel support
	for this.

	* sysdeps/{linux, kernel, stub}/procmap.c: New files.

1998-08-12 20:16:24 +00:00

.cvsignore

Minor changes to make it work with kernel 2.1.115.

1998-08-12 16:30:06 +00:00

main.c

Initial revision

1998-07-21 17:16:23 +00:00

Makefile

Minor changes to make it work with kernel 2.1.115.

1998-08-12 16:30:06 +00:00

module.c

Using text_rss', shlib_rss', data_rss' and dirty_size' instead of

1998-08-12 20:16:24 +00:00

README

Initial revision

1998-07-21 17:16:23 +00:00

version.h

Initial revision

1998-07-21 17:16:23 +00:00

README

This is a new system call `table ()' for the Linux table. It is faster
than reading from /proc and can be used to fetch all information required
for libgtop until whe have some other function (extended sysctl, ...) in
standard kernels.

I didn't want to change sysctl or some other function myself cause this may
cause other applications relying upon those function to fail. This is
something for the ``real'' kernel gurus ...

To use this new system call for libgtop, do the following:

* Copy this directory to /usr/src/linux/table
* Make /usr/src/linux/include/linux/table.h symlink to /usr/src/linux/table/table.h
* Apply the patch `kernel.patch' to the kernel, compile, install and reboot
* Recompile libgtop (remove `config.cache' and run the `autogen.sh' again).

If you want to change and/or add something - feel free to do so !

Have fun,

Martin