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On Wed, Nov 03, 1999 at 11:55:09AM +0000, Henri Yandell wrote:
>
> However, I`m currently running JServ on the machine and under top
> and ps commands it claims that there are 7 java processes, each
> using the exact same amount of memory. Which obviously worried us
> as this was 42 meg combined on a machine with 48 meg mem.
>
> However, the total free memory seems to only change by 6 Meg.
> Each process quite nicely links to what threads we expect to
> be existing.
Unfortunately, I don't know of any good way to differentiate between
threads and processes in top, except that you know which processes are
threaded, and by looking at the output of `ps -ef` you can see which
the parent/child relationship between the PIDs of the threads.
Anyway, the IBM JDK seems to work wonderfully for me, with only one
drawback: Compiling with the IBM JDK seems to take at least twice as
long, so I compile/test with Blackdown, and then run under the IBM JDK.
-Dave
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