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Date: Thu,  5 Feb 2009 00:30:23 -0500
From: Nathaniel W Filardo <nwf@cs.jhu.edu>
To: 9fans@9fans.net
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Subject: [9fans] Vac using gobs of RAM?
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I am running the admittedly somewhat odd vac command
> phlogiston% vac \
>     -d ... -q \=20
>     -f ... \=20
>     -h ... \=20
>     -e acme/acid/386 -e acme/acid/alpha -e acme/acid/arm \
>     -e acme/acid/mips -e acme/acid/power -e acme/bin/386 \
>     -e acme/bin/alpha -e acme/bin/arm -e acme/bin/mips \
>     -e acme/bin/power -e acme/mail/386 -e acme/mail/alpha \
>     -e acme/mail/arm -e acme/mail/mips -e acme/mail/power \
>     -e sys/man/vol1.ps -e sys/man/vol1.ps.gz -e sys/man/vol1.pdf \
>     LICENSE* NOTICE acme lib rc sys ;
and observe=20
> nwf           42696    0:00   0:00    82744K Fstat    vac
which raises the natural question
> What is vac doing with 83 megabytes of RAM!?

Thoughts? :)
--nwf;

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