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OS functions for process list
I'm currently fixing a bug in a C program in which I need to check to make sure another specific application is up and running before continuing.
Are there any SunOS API functions that can provide me with a list of currently running processes on the system? I'd like to avoid using 'ps' with a system() call. |
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