hcache | showing top X biggest cache files | Caching library
kandi X-RAY | hcache Summary
kandi X-RAY | hcache Summary
The pcstat tool can get page cache statistics for one file by the file's name, or all cached files for a process by the process's pid. However, I often meet with a question: I know os cached memories by cat /proc/meminfo or free, but I can't find out those BIG files which is being cached. Of course I can use the ps aux command to get those processes who used a lot of memory and get the details by the pcstat --pid [pid], but pcstat does not sort the result, and it is not convenient. So I add a feature to pcstat: you can use the option --top [X] to show the top X biggest cached files globally. After that, you can use lsof to find out the bad guy.
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I am trying to install Boost 1.66 alongside MinGW 7.2 on Windows 10.
I tried running boostrap.bat mingw
as well as the bootstrap gcc
present at C:\Program Files\boost_1_66_0\tools\build\src\engine
I am getting this as a result:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-15 at 09:01It looks like you are building from the wrong directory: ~\boost_1_66_0\tools\build
instead of ~\boost_1_66_0
The answer here describes how to build boost
using MinGw
towards the end.
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