27.3 Examples

This subsection explains how to use the adbls -d mem command to display the memory usage status.

When the adbls -d mem command is executed, the output items vary depending on whether the -a option is specified.

Organization of this section

• 27.3.1 Displaying the usage status of the process common memory and real thread private memory (-a option not specified)

• 27.3.2 Displaying the total memory size (-a option specified)

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