# pmap
# Autogenerated from man page /usr/share/man/man1/pmap.1
complete -c pmap -s x -l extended -d 'Show the extended format'
complete -c pmap -s d -l device -d 'Show the device format'
complete -c pmap -s q -l quiet -d 'Do not display some header or footer lines'
complete -c pmap -s A -l range -d 'Limit results to the given range to  low and  high address range'
complete -c pmap -s X -d 'Show even more details than the -x option'
complete -c pmap -o XX -d 'Show everything the kernel provides'
complete -c pmap -s p -l show-path -d 'Show full path to files in the mapping column'
complete -c pmap -s k -l use-kernel-name -d 'If available, use names provided by the kernel instead of "[ anon ]"'
complete -c pmap -s c -l read-rc -d 'Read the default configuration'
complete -c pmap -s C -l read-rc-from -d 'Read the configuration from file'
complete -c pmap -s n -l create-rc -d 'Create new default configuration'
complete -c pmap -s N -l create-rc-to -d 'Create new configuration to file'
complete -c pmap -s h -l help -d 'Display help text and exit'
complete -c pmap -s V -l version -d 'Display version information and exit.  EXIT STATUS 0 Success'