Nor tasklist nor devlist commands are here to stay. They serve development needs only. You can't rely on them.

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Well, I'm not the only here thinking that nobody should ever kill anyone.


Anyway,
The ONLY regular way to kill applications is through the use of CTRL-C/D/E/F signals.
You can achieve this by using:
Exchange: Send signal-quit to commodities. (zune applications are)
Status: List running Shell commands, meaning you can send them a...
Break: Send CTRL-C/D/E/F to a running DOS task.

This said, any Zune window should be closed by pressing [ESC]...

For other system info, refer to:
Assign: List registered assigns and devices.
Info: List mounted volumes.
Avail: List current memory info.
...
(Regular Amiga DOS commands)

More than SnoopDOS, better called The Master Of All Hacks (perhaps my preferred application on A-OS3.1 anyway), AROS needs a SYSLOG: device (or some error/debug channel), with alert levels from deep debug to simple loading error messages. Something like a Sashimi-device...

A port of Scout would be a good beginning as it has some basic taskman functionality and lots more like sys information (cpu, mem, uptime, last alert, resources, mounted devs and so on).

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All Zune (MUI) are comodities (most AROS apps are based on Zune), so you can run "Exchange" to get basic task manager functionality.

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You can use WiMP, it's in your SYS:Tools directory.

I dont do linux.

I want to dev entirely on the native box, I dont have any compilers of any sort on my windows box.
What i want is the native Devtools setup so i write the code under EDIT in aros, then compile on the native machine, and run on the native machine.
Assuming I can get ftp to actualy work I can then upload the code/app to somewhere for you guys.

Obviously i need somebody to send me the development directory from a working native setup.
Please. Pwetty pleese.

The sources of SnoopDos are in the source archive already, if I remember well, try with those?

To code under AROS itself, you could put the sources and tools on a regular iso9660 CDROM then copy them on your HD. But you would have better time to develop under Linux.

I mentioned snoopdos earlier, but I dont have any dev tools to start on it myself.

I work entirely on a native install on my second PC so want to be able to compile localy on that.

Can anyone Zip up the compiled Dev tools so i can drop them into my hd install and start coding?
I could probably work tasklist/devlist into a gui and make it look a bit TaskManager ish with little trouble.

well, i dont know how to kill (we dont have signaling), but we can see some stuff with:

tasklist
devlist

maybe there is more commands, but i dunno, snoopdos could be even better?!?!!?

regards,

Is there anything around yet that does a Task manager type job?
It would be great to get a list of loaded libs etc, and running applications so you can switch to, or kill off running processes.