procx

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const (
	DefaultProcLocation       = "/proc"
	DefaultMaxPid       int64 = 65000
)

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const (
	// PidPoolLimit is the limit of concurrent pids to investigate
	// concurrently. Default to 2^19 = 524288
	PidPoolLimit int = 524288
)

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func MaxPid() int64

MaxPid will return the system specific maximum PID number

For Linux systems this can be found in proc(5) if it is mounted!

func PIDQuery(raw string) []*api.Process

PIDQuery will take an nmap like query for linux pids

PIDQuery will return ALL POSSIBLE PIDS! PIDQuery will not pull a list from /proc but rather build a list of potential pids.

func ProcListingQuery(raw string) []*api.Process

func ProcPath() string

type PidPool struct {
	sync.Mutex
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewPidPool(limit int) PidPool

func (x *PidPool) Add()

func (x *PidPool) Cur() int

func (x *PidPool) Sub()

type ProcessExplorer struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewProcessExplorer(processes []*api.Process) *ProcessExplorer

func (x *ProcessExplorer) AddModule(m api.ProcessExplorerModule)

func (x *ProcessExplorer) Execute() error

Execute will run the process explorer.

The function is O(m*p) where the runtime complexity grows withs the amount of modules and pids to execute.

func (x *ProcessExplorer) SetEncoder(e encoder.ProcessExplorerEncoder)

func (x *ProcessExplorer) SetFast(f bool)

func (x *ProcessExplorer) SetWriter(w io.Writer)