Questions tagged [pmap]
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Can we consider the writable-private memory of "pmap -d " as the actual allocated memory of a program?
According to my understanding the pmap command is the best way to get the actual memory usage of a process in Linux.
The output of the pmap -d command gives a output as follows.
sujith@linux-1xs7:~> pmap -d 7752
7752: a.out
START …
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Julia: Accessing DArray in a function on a processor
I create a DArray:
d = dzeros(3)
Now I would like to run a function in parallel using pmap. I would like that function to access whatever part of d is local on the current processor. Something like
function foo()
global d
a = localpart(d)
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linux pmap understanding what is running in specific virtual address space
We have some sort of a huge memory leak going on and our process' resident memory is increasing exponentially.
pmap -x shows something like:
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00007f4ad85cd000 10530276 9129608 9129608 rw--- [ anon ]
....
this anon is the one that is…
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What is wrong with this command?
I'm not a software/scripting folk myself so struggling to understand what is happening here:
watch -n 0.2 'ps -p $(pgrep -d',' -x snmpd) -o rss= | awk '{ i += $1 } END { print i }''
Basically I am wanting to print the Resident Set Size value of my…
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Understanding memory_get_usage() and pmap
I'm trying to understand memory usage of some php processes. I've tried using both get_memory_usage() and pmap, but the results seem to be off by about one order of magnitude. I've tried with both memory_get_usage() and memory_get_usage(true), as…
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Questions on Process Map
Here I am running two instance of same program in two different terminals. The process map of them are
In first terminal -
vikram@vikram-Studio-XPS-1645:~$ pmap 6548
6548: ./a.out
0000000000400000 4K r-x-- /home/vikram/a.out
0000000000600000…
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Diagnose RSS leak in Java when heap is stable
I am using a simple test program that I run for a few hours.
public static void main(String[] args) {
for (int i=1; i<500; i++) {
run();
}
}
public static void run() {
new Thread(new Runnable() {
@Override
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Locking shared libraries in RAM
Address Kbytes RSS Dirty Mode Mapping
000055f4b738b000 12 0 0 r---- a.out
000055f4b738e000 12 4 0 r-x-- a.out
000055f4b7391000 4 0 0 r---- a.out
000055f4b7393000 4 0 …
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Use pmap in purrr package of R to print every value of 3 vectors of varying length
I am trying to print out the vectors using pmap [might not be the best method, is a homework exercise to try out using pmap on different vector lengths, so need to use pmap function]
set.seed(0)
# Load and use MCMCglmm and purrr packages in…
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Why is pmap [heap] readings different from the actual program's heap memory usage?
I was learning how pmap analyzes the memory usage of a program. Running this very basic program that initializes an int array with 1,000,000 elements should theoretically use 4,000,000 bytes (I tried adding or removing stdlib.h, but I got the same…
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looping over a function with dictionary in python
I find myself re-running a function over and over, just to test different parameters. The function i am using is the mmm.fit - found here. I am following their example with their data. The parameter i keep iterating over is called "custom priors".…
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Grouped application of "two tibbles -> 1 list" functions, applied to each row of a tibble with tibble columns
I need to apply a function that takes two tibbles / data.frames as input, and outputs a list inside a grouped tibble. And the resulting lists should then be put in a column.
So, I have this tibble
library(dplyr)
library(purrr)
> out <-…
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In R's purrr, why does pmap through Error in FUN(X[[i]], ...) : object '.z' not found when .z is clearly defined?
I'm trying to get better with pmap(), but I'm hitting some errors. In this example, I have a simple graphing function that I want to iterate over. My understanding of pmap() is that I can set and define an infinite number of parameters. However, I'm…
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Using possibly with pmap and a function
I have a function like so:
create_model_spec <- function(.parsnip_eng = list("lm"),
.mode = list("regression"),
.parsnip_fns = list("linear_reg"),
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how do I integrate pmap with a ggplot function?
I'm trying to use a ggplot function that I can use in a pipe with pmap, feeding a tibble of variables. These variables include the data frame, filtering options and plotting variables.
The function works but in the context of pmap it doesn't with an…
