On May 28, 2012, at 3:20 PM, Charlie Dickman wrote: > Is (Are) there functions that report application memory usage, as a whole, on > the stack, in the autorelease pool, in the heap?
Not easily-used ones. It's not something that processes other than diagnostic or admin tools usually care about. You can use the Instruments app, or command-line tools like 'heap' and 'leaks', to find this out. (Questions about those tools should go to the xcode-users list.) If you _really_ want to know what to call, the usual answer is to go look up the source to the 'top' tool in the Darwin open-source repository, since it's the main client of those APIs whose source is accessible. (Questions about those APIs would best be sent to the darwin-userlevel mailing list, not here.) —Jens
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