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Process name

[Theewara Vorakosit]

Dear All,
    How can I get process name (same as read from /proc/xxx/cmdline) in
kernel module?
Thanks,
Theewara

Re: Process name

[Thomas Glanzmann]

On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Theewara Vorakosit wrote:

Have a look in task_struct

current->comm

> Dear All,
>     How can I get process name (same as read from /proc/xxx/cmdline) in
> kernel module?
> Thanks,
> Theewara
>
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