kde-workspace-dev 4:4.8.4-6 / usr / include / ksysguard / processes.h

/*  This file is part of the KDE project

    Copyright (C) 2007 John Tapsell <tapsell@kde.org>

    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
    License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
    version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

    This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
    Library General Public License for more details.

    You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License
    along with this library; see the file COPYING.LIB.  If not, write to
    the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
    Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.

*/

#ifndef PROCESSES_H_
#define PROCESSES_H_

#include <kdemacros.h>

#include "process.h"
#include <QtCore/QHash>

namespace KSysGuard
{
    class AbstractProcesses;
    /**
     * This class retrieves the processes currently running in an OS independent way.
     *
     * To use, do something like:
     *
     * \code
     *   #include <ksysguard/processes.h>
     *   #include <ksysguard/process.h>
     *
     *   KSysGuard::Processes *processes = new KSysGuard::Processes()
     *   QHash<long, Process *> processlist = processes->getProcesses();
     *   foreach( Process * process, processlist) {
     *     kDebug() << "Process with pid " << process->pid << " is called " << process->name;
     *   }
     *   delete processes;
     *   processes = NULL;
     * \endcode
     *
     * @author John Tapsell <tapsell@kde.org>
     */
#ifdef Q_WS_WIN
    class Processes : public QObject
#else
    class KDE_EXPORT Processes : public QObject
#endif
    {
        Q_OBJECT

    public:

        Processes(const QString &hostname = QString::null, QObject * parent = 0);
        virtual ~Processes();
        enum UpdateFlag {
            StandardInformation = 1,
            IOStatistics = 2,
            XMemory = 4
        };
        Q_DECLARE_FLAGS(UpdateFlags, UpdateFlag)

        enum Error {
            Unknown = 0,
            InvalidPid,
            InvalidParameter,
            InsufficientPermissions,
            ProcessDoesNotExistOrZombie,
            NotSupported
        };

        /**
         *  Update all the process information.  After calling this, /proc or equivalent is scanned and
         *  the signals processChanged, etc  are emitted.
         *
         *  Set updateDuration to whatever time period that you update, in milliseconds.
         *  For example, if you update every 2000ms, set this to 2000.  That way it won't update
         *  more often than needed.
         */
        void updateAllProcesses(long updateDurationMS = 0, Processes::UpdateFlags updateFlags = 0);

        /**
         *  Return information for one specific process.  Call getProcess(0) to get the
         *  fake process used as the top most parent for all processes.
         *  This doesn't fetch any new information and so returns almost instantly.
         *  Call updateAllProcesses() to actually fetch the process information.
         */
        Process *getProcess(long pid) const;

        /**
         *  Get the error code for the last command that failed.
         */
        Error lastError() const;

        /**
         *  Kill the specified process.  You may not have the privilege to kill the process.
         *  The process may also chose to ignore the command.  Send the SIGKILL signal to kill
         *  the process immediately.  You may lose any unsaved data.
         *
         *  @returns Successful or not in killing the process
         */
        bool killProcess(long pid);

        /**
         *  Send the specified named POSIX signal to the process given.
         *
         *  For example, to indicate for process 324 to STOP do:
         *  \code
         *    #include <signals.h>
         *     ...
         *
         *    KSysGuard::Processes::sendSignal(23, SIGSTOP);
         *  \endcode
         *
         */
        bool sendSignal(long pid, int sig);

        /**
         *  Set the priority for a process.  This is from 19 (very nice, lowest priority) to
         *    -20 (highest priority).  The default value for a process is 0.
         *
         *  @return false if you do not have permission to set the priority
         */
        bool setNiceness(long pid, int priority);

        /**
         *  Set the scheduler for a process.  This is defined according to POSIX.1-2001
         *  See "man sched_setscheduler" for more information.
         *
         *  @p priorityClass One of SCHED_FIFO, SCHED_RR, SCHED_OTHER, and SCHED_BATCH
         *  @p priority Set to 0 for SCHED_OTHER and SCHED_BATCH.  Between 1 and 99 for SCHED_FIFO and SCHED_RR
         *  @return false if you do not have permission to set the priority
         */
        bool setScheduler(long pid, KSysGuard::Process::Scheduler priorityClass, int priority);

        /**
         *  Set the io priority for a process.  This is from 7 (very nice, lowest io priority) to
         *  0 (highest priority).  The default value is determined as: io_nice = (cpu_nice + 20) / 5.
         *
         *  @return false if you do not have permission to set the priority
         */
        bool setIoNiceness(long pid, KSysGuard::Process::IoPriorityClass priorityClass, int priority);

        /**
         *  Returns true if ionice is supported on this system
         */
        bool supportsIoNiceness();

        /**
         *  Return the internal pointer of all the processes.  The order of the processes
         *  is guaranteed to never change.  Call updateAllProcesses() first to actually
         *  update the information.
         */
        const QList< Process *> &getAllProcesses() const;

        /**
         *  Return the number of processes.  Call updateAllProcesses() to actually
         *  update the information.
         *
         *  This is equivalent to getAllProcesses().count()
         */
        int processCount() const;

        /**
         *  Return the total amount of physical memory in KB.  This is fast (just a system call)
         *  Returns 0 on error
         */
        long long totalPhysicalMemory();

        /**
         *  Return the number of processor cores enabled.
         *  (A system can disable processors.  Disabled processors are not counted here).
         *  This is fast (just a system call) */
        long numberProcessorCores();

        /** Update/add process for given pid immediately */
        bool updateOrAddProcess( long pid);

        /** Whether we can get historic process and system data */
        bool isHistoryAvailable() const;

        /** Stop using historical data and use the most recent up-to-date data */
        void useCurrentData();

        /** Return a list of end times and intervals for all the available history */
        QList< QPair<QDateTime, uint> > historiesAvailable() const;

        /** Use historical process data closest to the given date-time.
         *  Returns false if it is outside the range available or there is a problem
         *  getting the data. */
        bool setViewingTime(const QDateTime &when);
        QDateTime viewingTime() const;
        bool loadHistoryFile(const QString &filename);
        QString historyFileName() const;
        
    public Q_SLOTS:
        /** The abstract processes has updated its list of processes */
        void processesUpdated();

    Q_SIGNALS:
        /** The data for a process has changed.
         *  if @p onlyTotalCpu is set, only the total cpu usage has been updated.
         *  process->changes  contains a bit field indicating what has changed since the last time this was emitted
         *  for this process
         */
        void processChanged( KSysGuard::Process *process, bool onlyTotalCpu);

        /**
         *  This indicates we are about to add a process in the model.
         *  The process already has the pid, ppid and tree_parent set up.
         */
        void beginAddProcess( KSysGuard::Process *process);

        /**
         *  We have finished inserting a process
         */
        void endAddProcess();
        /**
         *  This indicates we are about to remove a process in the model.  Emit the appropriate signals
         */

        void beginRemoveProcess( KSysGuard::Process *process);

        /**
         *  We have finished removing a process
         */
        void endRemoveProcess();

        /**
         *  This indicates we are about move a process from one parent to another.
         */
        void beginMoveProcess(KSysGuard::Process *process, KSysGuard::Process *new_parent);

        /**
         *  We have finished moving the process
         */
        void endMoveProcess();
    protected:
        class Private;
        Private *d;
    private:
        inline void deleteProcess(long pid);
        bool updateProcess( Process *process, long ppid);
        bool updateProcessInfo(Process *ps);
        bool addProcess(long pid, long ppid);

    Q_SIGNALS:
        /** For a remote machine, we rely on being able to communicate with ksysguardd.
         *  This must be dealt with by the program including this widget.  It must listen to our
         *  'runCommand' signal, and run the given command, with the given id. */
        void runCommand(const QString &command, int id);

    public:
        /** For a remote machine, we rely on being able to communicate with ksysguardd.
         *  The programming using this must call this slot when an answer is received from ksysguardd,
         *  in response to a runCommand request.  The id identifies the answer */
        void answerReceived( int id, const QList<QByteArray>& answer );
    };
    Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS(Processes::UpdateFlags)
}
#endif