Hi Tom,

Assuming you're wanting more low-level memory usage statistics, I can't really
recommend one particular tool because it depends what system you're running on
and what you want to get out of it. If you're on Linux I would suggest looking
at strace and ps. If you're on a modern UNIX then you could look at some of the
entries in /proc. If you're on Windows then task manager is probably a start,
but I'm sure there are lots more tools that give more detail.

I would suggest that strace on Linux is a good start because you can then look
directly for sbrk() or mmap() calls from the process you're interested in. I
can't think of any particular process analysis tools that give reports and
summaries on specific resources after the process exits, but I'm sure there must
be some.

Graeme.


tgraves_cs@... wrote:
> thanks much for your response, off hand do you know
> any process analysis tools that would give me this
> information?
>
> Tom