APM: Win32 & Perl-- can I get the command line given to an executable from its pid?

[Tim Peoples]

Unfortunately, I don't have a Win32 box handy to try this but... 
ususally you can
simply modify $0 to accomplish this (at least on most modern *nix type 
systems).

Have you tried that?

Tim.

Bill Raty wrote:

> Perl programs run under MSWindows appear in the task manager as 
> 'perl'.  Thus if you have two perl sources that are hogging CPU you 
> can't tell which source is causing the problem.
>
> Are there any Win32::* or ActiveState libraries that can let me see 
> which perl source is running?  Other techniques?
>
> FYI-- SysInternal's Process Explorer has been suggested.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Bill
>
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                                                      Timothy E. Peoples
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