libstatgrab/docs/process_stats.txt

Process Statistics
==================

$Id: process_stats.txt,v 1.3 2003/08/24 20:24:08 tdb Exp $

Data Structure
--------------

The function returns a structure of type process_stat_t that looks
like this:

typedef struct{
        int total;
        int running;
        int sleeping;
        int stopped;
        int zombie;
}process_stat_t;

total           is the total number of processes
running         is the number of running processes
sleeping        is the number of sleeping processes
stopped         is the number of stopped processes
zombie          is the number of zombie processes

Functions
---------

process_stat_t *get_process_stats();

get_process_stats returns a static buffer process_stat_t.

It returns information on the number of processes on the system and
the different states they're in.

Examples
--------

See examples/process_stats.c for a working implementation.
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#	Content
1	Process Statistics
2	==================
3
4	$Id: process_stats.txt,v 1.3 2003/08/24 20:24:08 tdb Exp $
5
6	Data Structure
7	--------------
8
9	The function returns a structure of type process_stat_t that looks
10	like this:
11
12	typedef struct{
13	int total;
14	int running;
15	int sleeping;
16	int stopped;
17	int zombie;
18	}process_stat_t;
19
20	total is the total number of processes
21	running is the number of running processes
22	sleeping is the number of sleeping processes
23	stopped is the number of stopped processes
24	zombie is the number of zombie processes
25
26	Functions
27	---------
28
29	process_stat_t *get_process_stats();
30
31	get_process_stats returns a static buffer process_stat_t.
32
33	It returns information on the number of processes on the system and
34	the different states they're in.
35
36	Examples
37	--------
38
39	See examples/process_stats.c for a working implementation.