The situation on Linux is damn annoying, because, from a few minutes of rummaging around in the kernel it's clear that this information *is* available to the kernel, just not exposed to the user in a useful way. The file /proc/<pid>/statm [1] gives as field 5 "drs", which is "number of pages of data/stack". If only the data and stack weren't lumped together in this number, we could actually do something with it! [1]: Present on Linux 2.2 only. See /usr/src/linux/Documentation/proc.txt for description of this (fairly obscure) file.
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