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which unix OS? for solaris use &quot;prstat -a&quot;.<br />

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which unix OS? for solaris use "prstat -a".


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Am not running any jar file using java command, there is no separate process id &nbsp;to find the statistics about. jvm has been initialized from C++
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Am not running any jar file using java command, there is no separate process id  to find the statistics about. jvm has been initialized from C++

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I have loaded the jvm from c++ and starting the java using JNI.<br />
I want to check what is the memory usage of the jvm after the process is started.<br />
please specify a tool with example(Unix) which i can use.
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I have loaded the jvm from c++ and starting the java using JNI.
I want to check what is the memory usage of the jvm after the process is started.
please specify a tool with example(Unix) which i can use.

How do i find the memory used by jvm loaded using c++ process

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