Re: can you list all shared libraries currently loaded by a running process?

Thanks! Thats exactly what I wanted. Unfortunately, pmap seems to
truncate path names of the shared libraries to 80 chars max, and a lot
of my paths are longer. Anybody know how to get around this?

Thanks
-Ben


Dan Espen wrote:
weisburd@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Hi,
I'm running RHEL 2.4, trying to debug a java application which loads
some shared libaries at runtime.. I'd like to get a list of these that
I could submit in a bug report. gnome-system-monitor has the list I
want ("memory maps"), but I couldn't figure out how to copy it. Is
there a command line which produces the same list?

pmap will produce similar info.
There is more than one line for each shared library
since it shows the type of memory being used.

.

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