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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Perl Authors Upload Server
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > The plan is to keep SpeedyCGI and
Doug - could you push out a new version of Gtop with this patch so that
the searching is fixed.
Thanks,
Sam Horrocks
> > if the search engine would index GTop.pod, then the package would turn up
> > with keywords such as memory, cpu, etc.
> ...
> > i do
everything correctly, and if not you would have a chance
to fix the module before publishing it.
> >>>>> On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 00:40:03 -0800, Sam Horrocks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> > Is the source to PAUSE available online somewhere??
> > The reason - it l
::SpeedyCGI 2.0. I'd like to track it down
and come up with a fix, and looking at the source code for PAUSE would
probably be the easiest way.
Thanks,
Sam Horrocks
> if the search engine would index GTop.pod, then the package would turn up
> with keywords such as memory, cpu, etc.
...
> i do not plan any further documentation or advertising for GTop, but
> patches are welcome of course.
Here's a patch to generate the README from GTop.pod. It also add
> If I search for 'memory process' on freshmeat, I find LibGTop as 18th
> hit. That's bad. Much better 'memory usage total processes' returns
> only LibGTop. In this case I'd blame the bad search engine at
> freahmeat that finding the library is so difficult.
Freshmeat doesn't seem to me lik
be preferable to a root-level GTop. At least
Sys would sort-of categorize at as interfacing to the operating system.
Putting in the root doesn't categorize it at all.
Sam
> >>>>> On Wed, 01 Nov 2000 01:21:30 -0800, Sam Horrocks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> &g
This module would attempt to tell you how much memory your process is using,
so your process could shutdown, restart or take other actions if it is
getting too large.
The interface would be:
Sys::MemoryUsage->total_vm; # Total virtual memory in use.
Sys::MemoryUsage->data_segment