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Subject: mmap()ed filenames?
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Is there a way to get the filename of an mmap()ed file
in the current process? For example, in Linux I can
open /proc/self/maps and get the filenames right
there. However, if I try to open /proc/getpid()/map on
FBSD, the only mapping info is "vnode" or "default" on
FBSD 4.10-BETA.          
                                                      
                         
Is there any way to convert this info into the
filenames of mapped files?       
                                                      
                         
Or perhaps an alternate method to accomplish this
goal?                         
                                                      
      


		
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