Re: Good ways to analyze a running c-program?

CBFalconer a écrit :
jacob navia wrote:

dspfun a écrit :


I would like to analyze my running c-program.

What I would like to know for example is the range of the entire
address space of my running c-program (memory reserved for/by the
running program), starting address and sizes of text (code), stack,
heap, bss, constant data, linked in libraries, etc.


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Under windows you can have several tools for doing that, but the
only really free one is the task manager, that will display the
memory/handles/paged/non paged memory/memory usage delta/
page faults/ and many other information.


Look up prcview. <http://www.teamcti.com/pview/prcview.htm>



I downloaded that, it is a nice utility but it doesn't
display (as far as I see) any memory information...

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