Any ideas of how to write a function that returns the number of instances of a process is running? Perhaps something like this?
I can easily start a process with it\'s STD I/O redirected but how can I redirect the STD I/O of an existing process.
If I do ps ax in Terminal, the result will be like this: PIDTTSTATTIME COMMAND 1??Ss2:23.26 /sbin/launchd
is it possible to get the name of the process that caused the change in the filesystem? i want to do t开发者_如何学Pythonhis programmatically [ie, i can\'t use any external 3rd party tools like handl
This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: How can an Android application have more than one process?
I\'m trying to start a new Process by using Process.Start() which works great when I pass in Process.Start(\"C:\\\\Documents and Settings\\\\Upload.exe\")
I would like allow a user to use of Very Sleepy, without give him administrators rights. Without admin\' rights, he can launch Very Sleepy then launch an application with the software to profile it.
I am talking about Intel 32-bit platform. Linux kernel version 2.6.31-14. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h>
I\'m writing a couple shell scripts which do a few things: main.sh run under screen, it sets some variables, then calls: start.sh in the foreground (no &)
I launch a shell with exec(\"/bin/sh\") in a C program. How can I track the processed launched by the \"sh\" process ?
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