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proc_pid_uid_map(5)
user and group ID mappings
```
NAME /proc/pid/gid_map, /proc/pid/uid_map
```
proc_pid_gid_map(5)
user and group ID mappings
```
NAME /proc/pid/gid_map, /proc/pid/uid_map
```
proc_pid_projid_map(5)
project ID mappings
```
NAME /proc/pid/projid_map - project
```
proc_pid_maps(5)
mapped memory regions
```
NAME /proc/pid/maps - mapped
```
proc_pid_map_files(5)
memory-mapped files
```
NAME /proc/pid/map_files/ - memory
```
proc_pid(5)
process information
```
NAME /proc/pid/, /proc/self
```
proc_pid_mem(5)
memory
```
NAME /proc/pid/mem - memory
```
proc_pid_pagemap(5)
mapping of virtual pages
```
NAME /proc/pid/pagemap - mapping
```
proc_pid_numa_maps(5)
NUMA memory policy and allocation
```
NAME /proc/pid/numa_maps - NUMA
```
proc_pid_smaps(5)
XXX: What does 's' in "smaps" stand for?
```
NAME /proc/pid/smaps - XXX
```
proc_pid_ns(5)
namespaces
```
NAME /proc/pid/ns/ - namespaces
```
proc_pid_io(5)
I/O statistics
```
NAME /proc/pid/io - I/O
```
proc_pid_fd(5)
file descriptors
```
NAME /proc/pid/fd/ - file
```
proc_pid_mounts(5)
mounted filesystems
```
NAME /proc/pid/mounts - mounted
```
proc_pid_cwd(5)
symbolic link to current working directory
```
NAME /proc/pid/cwd - symbolic
```
proc_pid_exe(5)
symbolic link to program pathname
```
NAME /proc/pid/exe - symbolic
```
proc_pid_net(5)
network layer information
```
NAME /proc/pid/net/, /proc/net
```
proc_pid_attr(5)
security-related attributes
```
NAME /proc/pid/attr/ - security
```
proc_pid_auxv(5)
exec(3) information
```
NAME /proc/pid/auxv - exec
```
proc_pid_comm(5)
command name
```
NAME /proc/pid/comm - command
```

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