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NAME

as - Display the address space structure for a process

SYNOPSIS

as address

DESCRIPTION

The as macro takes one argument, the address of an as (address space) structure. It displays the address segment information.

First run the proc macro and then use the address in the as field as an argument.

This macro is typically used when the segments of a process need to be examined.

The as structure is defined in /usr/include/vm/as.h.

Typical output (in os versions prior to 1.4) looks like this:


   S> as D12959E0
   as [D12959E0]: keepcnt 000000 segs D129B0E0 seglast D12B48E0
   size 9D000 rss 79 hat[D10676E0 D10676E0]
Typical output in 1.4 looks like this:
S> as E5C3A9E0
as [E5C3A9E0]: keepcnt 000000 segs E5D3A1A0 seglast E5C03700 sz 44000 rss 3B
  hat: pts E5C82D74 ptlast E5C82D74 pdtp 00000000 cr3 E5F57480 ref -438081920

DEFINED IN

vm.k

SEE ALSO

proc, seg

APPENDIX A: Alphabetic Index of Macros