In Linux, unshared memory is reported as the USS (Unique Set Size).
In Linux, unshared memory is reported as the USS (Unique Set Size).
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How do I find the documentation for shell builtins for z/OS?
I am trying to figure out how the dot command behaves under /bin/sh, i.e.
. sourcedfile
but I am having trouble finding it. I can find other builtins like cd with man, e.g.
man cd
but I am not sure what to enter for the dot command (man . doesn't…
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Using ANTLR on IBM USS
I've tried to port Craig Schneiderwent's Cobol parser (mapa) under IBM z/OS USS.
It seems to function generally, but fails to parse the Cobol source.
See issue 104 .
Craig assumes this could be a codepage translation issue. I've tried all his…
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PSS/USS Linux-Android. Does Pss contain Uss?
I would like to ask you:
I understand that on Linux, there are process that have shared libreries, and for look this, we can use PSS because this give information about the shared libraries size. And Uss is private dirty memory of a process.
But my…
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Why is z/OS USS "date" command output different from TSO TIME?
A "date" command on USS says:
Wed Jan 22 17:51:30 EST 2014
A couple of seconds later, a TSO TIME command says:
IKJ56650I TIME-04:51:58 PM. CPU-00:00:02 SERVICE-196896 SESSION-07:08:30 JANUARY 22,2014
(There's a one-hour time zone difference.) TSO…
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why uss is get larger and larger when an app is re-launched several times in android?
I got this confusion: when i launched app A from Home screen, check the uss using this command "adb shell procrank | grep 'A'", then back to Home by the "Back" menu key; then re-launched A and back to Home several times, the uss is become larger and…
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