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ps - print the thread table

ps [id | name]

Command ps extracts information from the thread table and formats it in a readable form. If a thread ID id or a thread name name is specified, only information about that thread will be printed.

Each line of output contains information about a single NAT32 thread. Columns give the thread identifier, thread state, thread priority, thread name, amount of memory allocated, the amount of CPU time (in ticks since startup) which a thread has consumed (Windows NT amd higher only), the ID of the next-of-kin (nok) and the ID of the thread to kill on exit (kox).

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