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__________________________________________________________________USER GUIDE__________________________________________________________________
Basic Command Syntax (PS format)
[./wpm.exe <command> <arg1> <arg2> <arg3>...<argN>]
COMMAND LIST__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
help - [./wpm.exe help]
Displays user guide and list of commands.
(The ug_wpm.txt must be present in the same directory as the executable)
lp - [./wpm.exe lp <limit>]
Displays all the processes running at that instance on the machine with the following attributes:
Process ID
Base Priority
Name
Number of Threads
Parent Process ID
The optional parameter limit takes a positive integer value and the command returns that number of processes as long as the number
is less than the total number of processes running.
If any negative integer is supplied then the command displays like it would, without any specified limit.
psd - [./wpm.exe psd <process_ID>]
Displays the following information about a process specified by the process ID
Process ID
Origin Executable
Origin Executable Path
RAM Usage in KB
The command displays respective error and can only acess processes that are not protected or are acessable by wpm's permissions.
kill - [./wpm.exe kill <process_ID>]
Terminates the process specified by its process ID.
The command displays respective error and can only acess processes that are not protected or are acessable by wpm's permissions.
tree - [./wpm.exe tree <limit>]
Displays all the processes running at that instance on the machine that are accisable in a parent child tree format.
The optional parameter limit takes a positive integer value and the command returns that number of processes as long as the number
is less than the total number of processes running.
If any negative integer is supplied then the command displays like it would, without any specified limit.
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