Process Memory Inspector

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  • process-memory-inspector

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  • MIT

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Process Memory Inspector - Linux Per-Process Memory Map Analyzer

Process Memory Inspector is a deep per-process virtual and physical memory map analyzer for Linux desktop and workstation environments. An independent Linux alternative inspired by VMMap, it parses live kernel memory telemetry directly from /proc/[pid]/maps, /proc/[pid]/smaps_rollup, /proc/[pid]/smaps, /proc/[pid]/status, and /proc/[pid]/statm without synthetic data.

Key Features:

  • Six-Category Region Breakdown: Automatically classifies every virtual memory area (VMA) into Heap, Stack, Shared Libraries (.so), Mapped Files, Anonymous allocations, and VDSO/Kernel regions.
  • Deep Physical & Proportional Accounting: Displays Virtual Size, Resident Set Size (RSS), Proportional Set Size (PSS), Private Dirty, Private Clean, Shared Dirty, Shared Clean, Swap usage, rwxp permissions, and VmFlags.
  • Visual Proportional Memory Bar Map: Renders stacked color-coded bars for Virtual, RSS, PSS, and Private memory footprints across region categories.
  • Shared Library Aggregator & Live Process Selector: Groups multi-segment ELF shared libraries (.so) and lets you inspect any readable /proc process or compare point-in-time memory snapshots with CSV, JSON, and TXT export.
  • Bilingual Interface: Instant toggle between Vietnamese and English.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source utility built by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation.

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