Tobias Kremer wrote:
and I hope that 3480 is really not the amount of memory that is shared because that'd be quite low.
Shared memory indicates things which are shared at a library linking level (e.g. libc is a shared object which both processes will share).
This has nothing to do with the copy-on-write memory which is shared. (I.e. your parent process loads the application, then calls fork - each process sees 'its own copy' of all the RAM, but only pages written to are copied - the rest remain "shared").
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