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Subject: Re: Programs memory usage in AMD64
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On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, Vivek Khera wrote:

>> sshd takes under 3MB in i386. It takes close to 30MB in AMD64!
>
> That's the VSZ I see.  I'm sure that includes the entire shared object size 
> as well, which doesn't really matter since they are shared in physical 
> memory.  The RSS are comparable.

Thanks for the info. So I guess the "real size" in AMD64 is reporting 
shared objects. I wonder if that is the way we want it to report..

I will look at RES then..