[DESCRIPTION]
/This is/
Exmap is a powerful tool for analysing memory usage; it provides information 
not only on how much memory process(es) use, but details of how it is used, 
including how much of it is shared with other process and how individual 
modules of the process contribute to its use.

The exmap-console package provides a command-line-only alternative interface 
to the GUI gExmap application.

[INTERACTIVE MODE]
In interactive mode, the application creates a system snapshot, which then
can be examined from a command prompt. To start the application in interactive
mode, use the --interactive command line option. For details of available
interactive operations, type 'help' on the command prompt.

[EXAMPLES]
exmap pid 
   : Prints memory usage for single process in human-friendly
     format.

exmap --all-pids --sort-by=sole --format=csv
   : Prints memory usage for all accessible pids, CSV formated for
     use with suitable viewer (e.g., spreadsheet program).

exmap --all-pids --vm-threshold=1000000
   : Prints memory usage for all accessible pids that use more than
     1000000 bytes of virtual memory.

exmap bash
   : Prints memory usage for all bash processes running.

[DOWNLOAD]
Exmap console client can be found at:

    http://projects.o-hand.com/#misc

Svn repository is at:

    svn co http://svn.o-hand.com/repos/misc/trunk/exmap-console

The original exmap package by John Berthels on which this program is based can be found at http://www.berthels.co.uk/exmap.

[AUTHOR]
Exmap console client: Tomas Frydrych <tf@o-hand.com>

Exmap kernel module:  John Berthels <jjberthels@gmail.com>

[COPYRIGHT]
Exmap console client (c) 2006 OpenedHand Ltd.

Exmap kernel module  (c) 2005 John Berthels

The package is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence.
