> It's not very efficient becaue it uses /proc to get all of the info in
> human readable form, parses it, then displays it all again. There was talk
> at one point about putting all the data in a binary format too, but I
> haven't heard about it lately...
It's called sysctl(2). Someday I'll get disgusted enough to write a
sysctl()-based top etc. if nobody else does it first.
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