OS hooks?

[Rosimildo da Silva]

Jake Janovetz wrote:
> 
> Howdy...
> 
>    I'd like to know where I can find a list (if there is one) of
> OS information hooks.  Essentially, I'd like to find out how much
> memory is allocated, how it's allocated, etc.  I know that the
> cpu monitor contains code that extracts the number of ticks spent
> in each thread.  This sort of information is nice.  Is there
> something similar for memory?  I suppose that memory allocation
> is not associated with a thread, but at least the remaining
> heap size is tracked, eh?
> 


I have written something like that as an omniOrb example.
Look at this location:

http://members.nbci.com/rosimildo/rtems_rrm.html


Look at these files:

   src/examples/rtems_rrm/server/resources.h
   src/examples/rtems_rrm/server/resources.cc
   src/examples/rtems_rrm/server/rrm_test.cc

You should be able to remove the OmniOrb depedency of
the "test program" very quickly. Just delete the 
threads, and remove the includes.

The resources encapsulation is just a C++ wrapper, and it
should compile just fine without OmniOrb.

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