> > So if you use -lutil, the argv[0] trick works, and if you don't, it
> > doesn't? If so, we can get that into the FreeBSD template.
>
> 'splain the "argv[0] trick" briefly.
It is a nifty BSD one. If you assign argv[0] in the program to a
string, it shows in ps.
argv[0] = "new ps string";
The Linux method is:
strcpy(argv[0], "new ps string");
In the second case, you are actually writing into the environment area
use to store args. Not real great, but it works on Linux.
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