LinuxProcessManager

A process manager called PMan (custom linux shell) that supports running and managing background processes running on the operating system.

Procedures for Running Process Manager PMan

[Note: PMan code runs on linux environments

To compile code: On terminal execute make command.
Ensure executable files (*.o) of testing programs are present within the same directory (PMan folder).
Ensure these executable files (*.o) of testing programs were compiled in the linux system.
If no executable files (*.o) of testing programs are available, include the (*.c) files of the programs in question and add the following compiling code to the Makefile.
```
     all: pman inf <filename>

     <filename>: <filename>.c
         gcc -o <filename> <filename>.c
```
To run PMan executable: On terminal execute ./PMan command.

The PMan: > is comprised of 6 commands:

bg [ In which process starts running in the background ]
bglist [ In which all processes commenced by the system will be listed ]
bgkill [ In which the process with process id will be terminated ]
bgstop [ In which the process with process id will be stopped ]
bgstart [ In which the process with process id will be restarted ]
pstat [ In which the process with process id will have /proc information displayed ]

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