Scouring Depths: Web Search Way to Obtain Programmatically (No Activity Monitor) Proportional Resident Memory (PSS) Processes on Modern (Sequoia, Apple Silicon)
This article delves into the process of scouring the depths of web searches to obtain Proportional Resident Memory (PSS) processes on modern systems such as Sequoia and Apple Silicon. It provides a detailed context on the key concepts, subtopics, and references.
Key Concepts
- Web search
- Programmatically
- No Activity Monitor
- Proportional Resident Memory (PSS)
- Modern systems (Sequoia, Apple Silicon)
Subtopics
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Code Blocks
// Example code block in Python
import os
import psutil
# Get the process by its name
process = psutil.Process(os.getpid())
# Get the Proportional Resident Memory (PSS)
pss = process.memory_info().rss
print(f"Proportional Resident Memory (PSS): {pss} bytes")
References
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