* VM reference trace
@ 2002-06-18 4:15 Zou Min
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From: Zou Min @ 2002-06-18 4:15 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi,
I am working on a problem which requires to get D: the number of distinct
pages (from user files or dynamically allocated or used by the kernel, ...)
used by the kernel+user processes in a workload.
One way I thought of is to firstly generate a reference trace, i.e. a sequence
of virtual memory addresses accessed by the workload, and then count the
the number of distinct addresses in the trace. (assuming the addresses are
page addresses).
In fact, I have found a library to do that, but it can only trace single
process in userland. And I have to modify, re-compile and re-link the program
which I want to trace. That's a bit tedious.
So, I want to ask if there are any better utilities to generate the trace,
or any way to get the number D directly.
Thanks in advance!
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regards,
ZM
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