> I am running the admittedly somewhat odd vac command > > phlogiston% vac \ > > -d ... -q \ > > -f ... \ > > -h ... \ > > -e acme/acid/386 -e acme/acid/alpha -e acme/acid/arm \ > > -e acme/acid/mips -e acme/acid/power -e acme/bin/386 \ > > -e acme/bin/alpha -e acme/bin/arm -e acme/bin/mips \ > > -e acme/bin/power -e acme/mail/386 -e acme/mail/alpha \ > > -e acme/mail/arm -e acme/mail/mips -e acme/mail/power \ > > -e sys/man/vol1.ps -e sys/man/vol1.ps.gz -e sys/man/vol1.pdf \ > > LICENSE* NOTICE acme lib rc sys ; > and observe > > nwf 42696 0:00 0:00 82744K Fstat vac > which raises the natural question > > What is vac doing with 83 megabytes of RAM!? > > Thoughts? :)
leak -a, acid -ltrump are ready-made tools for this. - erik
