toolkit/components/processtools

Name	Description	Size	Coverage
Cargo.toml		365	-
components.conf		312	-
metrics.yaml		10170	-
moz.build		1343	-
nsIProcessToolsService.idl	Kill a process running on this system. Does not cause a crash report to be generated and sent. # Note `pid` is the unique-to-the-system process identifier, as obtained with attribute `pid` of this service. Under Un*ix, that's what you obtain with `getpid()`, etc. Under Windows, that's what you obtain with `GetCurrentProcessId()`, NOT the same thing as the process `HANDLE`. # Failure Under Windows, if two processes race to `kill()` a third process, or two threads race to `kill()` a process there is a (small) window during which this can cause a crash in the losing process. # Caveats Under Windows, process killing is asynchronous. Therefore, this function can return before process `pid` is actually dead.	1633	-
ProcessToolsService.cpp		1081	-
ProcessToolsService.h		504	-
ProcInfo.h	Returns, in bytes, a platform-normalized estimate of the process's private physical memory usage, that is, how much RAM the process alone consumes. @return NS_OK on success.	8945	-
ProcInfo.mm		7006	-
ProcInfo_bsd.cpp		4105	-
ProcInfo_common.cpp		2133	-
ProcInfo_linux.cpp		11266	-
ProcInfo_linux.h		852	-
ProcInfo_solaris.cpp		3809	-
ProcInfo_win.cpp		10332	-
src			-
tests			-