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Got it, thanks. > There's no way to know particular thread memory usage This sounds like the sort of statement that is self-evident to folks with a CS educati
by scubbo 6y ago
Got it, thanks.
> There's no way to know particular thread memory usage
This sounds like the sort of statement that is self-evident to folks with a CS education (I studied math, and all my CS/programming knowledge is self-taught). I'll add that to my _long_ backlog of things that I should research to get over my imposter syndrome :)
- SAI_Peregrinus 6y agoFor most operating systems, threads each have their own stack space, and (if supported) thread-local storage, but share heap, constants (.bss), and static variables (.data). It's impossible to say exactly what resources a given thread is using from those shared resources, so htop just includes them all, for every thread.
- scubbo 6y agoMuch appreciated, thank you!