by Kong Fan Dav » Sat, 14 Oct 1995 04:00:00
I'm writing a process monitor on Linux. I've 2 questions:
1. How to detect if a process has crashed? Say, if a process hangs, will
it consume any more CPU time?
2. Is it possible to control the resource limits of a process A by, say,
process B (run as root)? It seems that the system calls setrlimit,
ulimit, etc do not take pid as an argument.
Thanks!
-David
1. Obtaining process Resource Usage Information
What system calls or other techniques can I use to determine the
resource usage of a process?
i.e. virtual memory, amount of I/O, paging, CPU usage, etc.
Thanks!
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