sanshivp@xxxxxxxxx writes: > My application is completely written in C++. > > While running my application I run the pmap command on the PID of my application. In the output, there were a lot of memory address ranges which are marked against as anon. With a little bit of googling I found out that these addresses might belong to BSS section of process's memory. > > Now my question is : > > "Is there any compiler option or any coding style where the number of such anon symbols can be reduced...?" The compiler will normally create just one anonymous memory range holding all the BSS variables. I suspect that you are seeing anonymous memory allocated using mmap. That is how malloc works on many systems. Ian
