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Chapter 2 Process Management Tasks

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Assigning Process Handling (PH) Capability
Creating a Process (PH Capability Required)
Using CREATEPROCESS
Using CREATE
Activating a Process (PH Capability Required)
Suspending a Process (PH Capability Required)
Delaying a Process
Requesting a Process Break
Deleting Processes
Deleting a Process with TERMINATE
Deleting a Child Process with KILL (PH Capability Required)
Aborting a Process
Aborting the Entire User Process Structure
Interrogating Processes
Determining the Parent Process (PH Capability Required)
Determining a Child Process (PH Capability Required)
Determining Source of Activation (PH Capability Required)
Determining Process Priority and State (PH Capability Required)
Determining Process Information
Determining Accumulated CPU Time for a Process
Passing Information to a Process
Rescheduling a Process (PH Capability Required)
Providing Communication Between Processes

This chapter explains how you can use MPE/iX intrinsics to:

  • Create a new process

  • Activate a suspended process

  • Suspend an executing process

  • Delay a process from executing

  • Request a process break

  • Delete a process

  • Interrogate a process

  • Pass information to a process

  • Reschedule a process

  • Provide communication between processes

For complete descriptions of the intrinsics described in this chapter, refer to the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual (32650-90028).

This chapter describes how your program can call two kinds of process management intrinsics:

  • Intrinsics requiring only standard capabilities, (for example, IA, BA, SF)

  • Intrinsics requiring PH capability in addition to standard capabilities

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