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RSIZE and VSIZE
VSIZE is the total amount of VM the process is using. It costs you swap space and perhaps some time paging in stuff for the process.
RSIZE and VSIZE
FWIW, VSIZE does not necessarily cost you swap space. In previous version of Mac OS X, e.g. the VSIZE of classic was always 1 GB. This didn't mean that it allocated one gig of swap space however, simply that it's virtual address space was 1 GB large. |
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