sadique wrote:
<snip>
> What I am trying to do is get a process ID of a process by providing
> its process name in my C++ application under Linux and then check the
> priority of the process and depending on the process priority, I want
> to set priority of another process. Both the set priority() and get
> priority() take PID as an argument rather than using process name.
<snip>
Since "ps -C" does essentially what you're wanting, take a look at
the ps source and see how it goes about things.
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