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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Memory used by a process Post 81352 by luft on Thursday 18th of August 2005 03:49:07 PM
Old 08-18-2005
Memory used by a process

Hello all

'top' command shows the top 15 processes in terms of CPU usage. Is there any other command in UNIX ,that will show the top processes in terms of memory usage ? or is there a command, that will give me the memory usage of a particular process ,if I pass the process id as a parameter ...

Thanks...
 

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WMTOP(1)							   User Manuals 							  WMTOP(1)

NAME
wmtop SYNOPSIS
wmtop [-c command] [-U] [-x regexp] [-m] DESCRIPTION
wmtop displays, as a WindowMaker dockapp, the CPU usage of the top 3 processes satisfying user supplied criteria. OPTIONS
-U displays processes owned only for the current user. -c command Execute command when dockapp is double clicked. -x regexp Exclude processes whose name matches the given regular expression. The regular expression need only match part of the process name. Use '^' to mean the start of the name and '$' to mean the end. -m Show (physical) memory usage rather than CPU usage. (Linux only) -s Set interval between process samples in milliseconds. -r Set interval between screen updates in milliseconds. EXAMPLES
Monitor only users processesr, exclude WindowMaker dock apps and pop up xps when double clicked: wmtop -c xps -U -x '^wm' where we assume dock apps all have names starting with 'wm'. BUGS
Please report any bugs you may find to: wmtop-bugs@tanelorn.demon.co.uk AUTHOR
Dan Piponi <dan@tanelorn.demon.co.uk> http://www.tanelorn.demon.co.uk SEE ALSO
top(1) Linux JUNE 1999 WMTOP(1)
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