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Fix MacOS launch bug when spaces in module names. #20402
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Out of curiosity, can the
VSIZE RSDNT DIRTY SWAP
fields never have anM
in there for megabytes? Are they always in kilobytes?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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As far as I know they are always in KB. This isn't well documented.
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Yeah I couldn't find any info on this (though I also wasn't sure what to search for).
Is it possible to create a test case with an app that has a really large "one of those things" to see what it is? E.g. what if an app has more than 99,999KB of VSIZE? (only 5-digit numbers fit in the table)