I'm Curious about 2 things,
- What is the closest equivalent to /proc that ships with windows
- Are there any products which add a proc like filesystem to windows?
- Task manager
- Cygwin, giving Windows a Linux environment, certainly allows a Windows program to use
/proc.
Grim
It would help if you explained what your final goal is. What are you trying to do? For managing processes on windows you have the following options:
- Windows ships with Task Manager (taskmgr.exe)
- A better more versatile alternative is a tool called Process Explorer
- You also have the command line utility called tasklist.exe which can perform many tasks.
- Also there are other ways to interact with processes, including winapi, WMI and so on.
As far as I know, there isn't anything equivalent to /proc in Windows. While there are facilities for getting similar information via Win32_Process (limited in comparison to /proc, e.g. you won't be able to get process memory maps this way) in WMI, windbg or Win32 APIs, Windows does not record this data onto files.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5802143/is-there-anything-like-proc-for-windows