[Lazarus] RE : How to enumerate list of Linux running processes?

[Michael Joyner]

2011/8/14 ik <idokan at gmail.com>

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>> ps parses /proc, but some of the command-line options might vary with
>> distro and version. I've used it reasonably successfully on Linux and
>> Solaris, my notes from a Perl script:
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>> # For Linux, ps is normally found in /bin/ps. For Solaris it is probably
>> in
>> # /usr/bin/ps, but we never want to use the Berkeley one in /usr/ucb/ps
>> which
>> # has neither the --ppid nor the -f option; code below will probably need
>> to
>> # be refined for BSD.
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>> I had my "new" SGI system running IRIX briefly yesterday, and could see
>> numbered entries in /proc. I didn't investigate the content, or what ps was
>> like.
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> PS also varied from implementation to implementation. BusyBox have very
> limited version of PS for example.
> I think it's easier to look at PS code and implement one in Pascal then to
> parse the content PS.
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This also will result in very platform specific code.

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