My virtual and real memory tend to track together on textdrive.
virtual/real
startup
33088 29692
stabilizes around:
49312 43756
Not sure about the private/shared aspect.
Regards.
Nick
On 3/15/06, Kevin Ballard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I see everybody throwing around a single number, but memory isn't
just a single number. There's actually 4 components - real and
virtual memory, and private vs. shared for each. What I tend to see
is about 25MB of real memory (that's shared + private) and 25MB of
virtual memory when I check my installation. What would be even more
important would be the real *private* memory, that's how much RAM is
dedicated to that process alone (shared includes things like loaded
libraries and such, memory that's shared between processes), but I'm
not sure the proper switches for `ps ` to get that with the OS
running on my host.
On Mar 15, 2006, at 7:44 PM, Nicholas Van Weerdenburg wrote:
> The thing is, 50 MB might or might not be right -- it's hard to judge
> without knowing what Typo is loading. But if other applications can be
> around 30 MB (including mine), then that extra 20 MB should be for
> something that justifies that much memory. Right now, I'm not sure
> what
> you could load that would take up 20 MB to display a few pages. If
> it's
> intentional, we should document it, but it might not be
> intentional, in
> which case it deserves a look.
>
> By the way, the behavior of my Typo is interesting. When it first
> runs,
> it's around 30MB (before any controllers are invoked). After the first
> page load, it goes up to 50MB. I load a bunch of pages and it's still
> at 50 MB. A day or so later, it'll be at 52 MB (during the time I've
> checked, it hasn't been up for more than about a day), and I'm pretty
> sure that no pages besides the ones I loaded earlier are being hit.
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