Looked at android documentation and it appears that we don\'t have the ability to know when an app shuts down.Whether it was explicitly by the user or automatically by the operating system.
I\'m looking to build a task monitor/manager using the Win32 API. It will be started (preferably as a windows service) with a command line argument specifying how many instances of a new process it sh
I need to run a bunch of long running processes on a CENTOS server. If I l开发者_C百科eave the processes (python/php scripts) to run sometimes the processes will stop running because of trivial error
Is there a way to get this information from the /proc 开发者_JS百科directory? I want to be able to get how long each process has been running on seconds.
I\'m running some fairly processor-intensive stuf开发者_开发技巧f on my PC, and notice my CPU usage looks pretty odd. My PC is a quad-core i7-870, which supposedly has eight virtual cores.
I\'m a big fan of speeding up my builds using \"make -j8\" (replacing 8 with whatever my current computer\'s number of cores is, of course), and compiling N files in parallel is usually very effective
Can you recommend an XML-based language for specifying behavior, e.g. for process management, workflows, et开发者_JAVA技巧c.? So far I\'ve found YAWL. Can you suggest some alternatives also? Which XML
Any application that has a service going obviousely counts on it to be always running. It\'s part of the product and if it\'s a paid app - the user expects it.
I am starting the following script from a Windows 7 command line with administrator permissions: import win32com.client
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