[Linux] virtual_memory() fails when /proc/meminfo contains ShadowCallStack >= 10GB#2810
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[Linux] virtual_memory() fails when /proc/meminfo contains ShadowCallStack >= 10GB#2810hansonw wants to merge 1 commit intogiampaolo:masterfrom
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See issue description. Fixes an issue on arm64 Linux where
psutil.virtual_memory()may fail when /proc/meminfo containsShadowCallStackwith a value greater than 10GB, e.g.ShadowCallStack:10373888 kB- the lack of space afterShadowCallStack:breaks the current parsing logic.