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get_process_stats returns information on the number of processes on |
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Process Statistics |
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get_process_stats returns a static buffer process_stat_t |
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process_stat_t *get_process_stats(); |
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Data Structure |
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The function returns a structure of type process_stat_t that looks |
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typedef struct{ |
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int total; |
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}process_stat_t; |
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total : stores the total number of processes on the machine |
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running : the number of running processes |
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sleeping : number of sleeping processes |
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stopped : number of stopped processes |
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zombie : number of zombie processes |
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total is the total number of processes |
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running is the number of running processes |
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sleeping is the number of sleeping processes |
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stopped is the number of stopped processes |
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zombie is the number of zombie processes |
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see examples/process_stats.c for a working implimentation. |
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Functions |
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process_stat_t *get_process_stats(); |
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get_process_stats returns a static buffer process_stat_t. |
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It returns information on the number of processes on the system and |
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the different states they're in. |
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Examples |
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See examples/process_stats.c for a working implementation. |
