FreeBSD: sysctl() to get process information #1864
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Use normal sysctl(3) interface (just like Mac OS X), the OpenBSD way does not seem to work.
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FreeBSD: sysctl() to get process information
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I hereby dedicate this change to public domain; this code is not much more than just a standard manpage example. |
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FreeBSD: sysctl() to get process information Commit migrated from mono/mono@e453a6e
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…s debugger when such a flag was used (mono#1864) Co-authored-by: Jean-Claude Grenier <jeanclaude.grenier@unity3d.com>
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Use normal sysctl(3) interface (just like
Mac OS X), the OpenBSD way does not seem to work.
Followup to #1863