Memory usage seems inaccurate #160
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We can actually, I just ignored when I didn't get enough information but this is bad. It'll allow me to test some functions. |
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Ok, thanks for the quick reply
…On Thu, Feb 28, 2019, 1:13 PM Guillaume Gomez ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm writing a improved version of top, and when listing the memory usage
of individual processes, I noticed that it doesn't line up with with what's
reported by top or activity monitor. Is there any reason that this wouldn't
be the case? I'm running MacOS Mojave.
The Activity Monitor of Mac doesn't get the same values as htop. So it's
complicated to guess who's right and who's wrong. However, my computation
for the total free memory seems a bit off, I'll try to fix it.
Also, it looks like the get_process_list() function only return processes
started by me and not any started by other users, such as root. Is there a
fix for this?
We can actually, I just ignored when I didn't get enough information but
this is bad. It'll allow me to test some functions.
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I'm writing a improved version of top, and when listing the memory usage of individual processes, I noticed that it doesn't line up with with what's reported by top or activity monitor. Is there any reason that this wouldn't be the case? I'm running MacOS Mojave.
Also, it looks like the
get_process_list()function only return processes started by me and not any started by other users, such as root. Is there a fix for this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: