If I want to find the pid of certain process like phrelay, inetd, should I
use qnx_name_locate()?
I tried it, with qnx_name_locate(0, “bin/phrelay”, 0, NULL); it doesnt seem
to work. pl help
sin from the shell reported as //1/*/bin/phrelay,
“ran zhang” <rzhang@vamcointernational.com> wrote in message
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If I want to find the pid of certain process like phrelay, inetd, should I
use qnx_name_locate()?
This is a QNX4 question, post question in related newsgroup.
When the newsgroup has the work qnxrtp in it that’s for QNX6.
Furthere more I don’t see what this question has to do with Photon.
If you want help please help us!
I tried it, with qnx_name_locate(0, “bin/phrelay”, 0, NULL); it doesnt
seem
to work. pl help
sin from the shell reported as //1/*/bin/phrelay,
ran zhang <rzhang@vamcointernational.com> wrote:
Note: this is a QNX4 question, it would better belong in the
qdn.public.qnx4 conference.
If I want to find the pid of certain process like phrelay, inetd, should I
use qnx_name_locate()?
I tried it, with qnx_name_locate(0, “bin/phrelay”, 0, NULL); it doesnt seem
to work. pl help
qnx_name_locate() will only find names that have been attached by
qnx_name_attach(). “sin na” will list the local names, and “sin gn”
will list global names.
sin from the shell reported as //1/*/bin/phrelay,
To find a process according to command name, you have to do what
sin (or slay) do, and use qnx_psinfo() to walk the process table.
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