pmapThe command pmap reports memory map of one process or multiple processes. It displays information about memory usage and address space of a process. To check pmap of a process we need PID of the process. Syntax: Example: pmap 2390 ![]() Look at the above snapshot, it shows memory map of PID 2390. Memory map of multiple processesMemory map of multiple processes can also be seen with the same command. Syntax: Example: pmap 1682 2390 ![]() Look at the above snapshot, we have used PID 1682 and 2390. First information about PID 1682 is displayed then information about PID 2390 is displayed. Options
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