Currently if you call
top()
or
get_memory_usage()
on a Solaris system which does not have 'top' installed, you get rubbish like
this:
http://t2nb.math.washington.edu:8000/home/pub/8/
IMHO, calling 'top' to get the memory usage is not a good idea, but as a quick
and dirty ugly patch, I've changed the call to 'top' from one to 'prstat' on
Solaris. Unlike 'top', 'prstat' is standard command.
I call it 'ugly' as I don't think calling 'prstat' it an ideal way, but it is
better than calling 'top' on Solaris.
That ticket is here, if anyone wants to review it. The changes are basically
specific to Solaris, though I expanded the information somewhat, which will be
seen on any platform.
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/8391
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