Port memory printing on OpenBSD

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Generates status bar to use with i3bar, dzen2 or xmobar

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Port memory printing on OpenBSD #493

Open lucic71 opened 2 years ago

lucic71 commented 2 years ago

Split print_memory into get_memory_info which is platform dependent and print_formatted_memory which is platform independent
Created struct print_mem_info that keeps memory counters which will be passed between get_memory_info and print_formatted_memory
Used UVM subsystem to get memory counters on OpenBSD
Added the requirements in README
src/print_cpuusage.c does not compile on OpenBSD because of the conditional definition of __OpenBSD_\

lucic71 commented 2 years ago

I still need to find a way to get buffers, cached and shared memory. If you have any idea how to do that it would be much appreciated.

lucic71 commented 2 years ago

@stapelberg is this repo still active?

stapelberg commented 2 years ago

Yes, this is still active, but I don’t really have time to answer development questions, sorry. I can try to review and merge your PR once you let me know it’s ready (it sounded like it wasn’t ready currently).

lucic71 commented 2 years ago

@stapelberg, it's ready for reviewing!

stapelberg commented 2 years ago

@stapelberg, it's ready for reviewing!

Thanks, this looks reasonable on first glance.

Can you format your code with clang-format to make the CI pass? Have you run the tests yet to ensure they pass, too?