>
> I stand correct - Micheal does say where 'top' is called - it is in
> sage/rings/tests.py
>
> It's important to understand that on a stardard Solaris distribution,
> top is not included. Sun have 'prstat' which does similar things, but
> I'd never think of calling that to get information in the way it appears
> it might be used in Sage.
>
Using search_src("top") I found that there is a top() function in
sage/misc/get_usage.py. It makes an attempts to do the right thing on
different architectures. Perhaps there would be a version which would
work on Solaris?
John
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