Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 2 Apr 2001 16:25:11 -0400 (EDT) | From | Fu-hau Hsu <> | Subject | Memory maps |
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Dear freinds:
I have following questions about memory maps. I appreciate any suggestion.
Q. (1)When a process is running, how can I get the range of data, stack, and code segments, say the stack segment is from address 0x..... to 0x..... so do data segments and code segments? PS: Under ELF format, there are several seperaed code and data segments, but the process control table has only one pair of pointers for each, Are the pointers still useful? (2) /proc/*/maps will show us those info, but how does it get these info?
FuHau
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