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From: NEWCOMER@DICKINSN.BITNET ("Newcomer, Don")
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Subject: TPU subprocesses
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Date: Fri, 9-Oct-87 16:18:44 EDT
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Personally, if I wanted to know if TPU was running in a subprocess I'd use a
procedure I've set up that uses my CALLUSER program to do a $GETJPI.  I've
found the procedure to be rather handy for things like writing temporary
files with my PID as part of the filename.  I think my procedure has constant
values like USERNAME and the CALLUSER program returns the jpi$_xxx value.

                        Don Newcomer
                        NEWCOMER@DICKINSN.BITNET