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ProcessPath by using PID

  • Subject: ProcessPath by using PID
  • From: Matt Jaffa <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2004 17:33:18 -0700
Hi,

I have been searching the archives and found answers that almost answer my question.

Does anyone here have an example or know where to find one that does this:

I have a PID already and using that PID I want to find the Path of that running process.
I have seen the examples with sysctl using KERN_PROC and KERN_PROC_ALL,
These are fine but as far as I can tell don't give me the path of the PID,

I know NSWorkspace works with apps that have UI with them,
So I need a method that works with even the running daemons.

Any help?

Thanks,
Matt
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