libproc

Minor edits since last tagged release, notably specifying metadata to docs.rs on what platforms to render docs for, so that the linux and macos docs and examples are available to users.

This release fixes a build error for some versions of rustc, introduced in previous releases.

I have changed how sub-modules are exported to improve the API a little, while maintaining backwards compatibility.

It also cleans up the README, adds better code docs.

Fixes all clippy::pedantic lints in the code base
Updates README.md and code docs

This release includes a small fix/improvement to the error handling of listpids functionality, based on the behaviour of the darwin source setting errno.

This release is already published to crates.io here

The only change in this release (0.14.3) versus the previous (0.14.2) is a bug fix in the listpids() method, where alternatively either one process pid could be missing from the returned vector of pids, or if there were zero a runtime error could result.

Thanks to @jthomas-dd for finding it, reporting it and pushing a proposed fix.

This release has been published to crates.io here

Changes to build to Fix #82

What's Changed

• Add macos-13 to CI by @andrewdavidmackenzie in #104
• Update bindgen requirement from 0.66.1 to 0.68.1 by @dependabot in #106

Full Changelog: v0.14.1...v0.14.2

Fixes (we hope) a build problem some people were experiencing on mac, where bindgen was not finding libproc.h

If this change causes any problems, please report an issue with details of the error, OS version, Xcode version.

What's Changed

• support for android(termux) by @hardfau18 in #101
• libproc.h file not found fix: include directories so that builds on mac os are successful by @jrabinow in #103

New Contributors

• @hardfau18 made their first contribution in #101
• @jrabinow made their first contribution in #103

Full Changelog: v0.14.0...v0.14.1

Added compile level support for redox OS, with a simple "cargo check" CI check to keep it working.
It treats redox as a linux equivalent for now, although I do not think that it is totally compatible for libproc-rs functionality (e.g. procfs), but at least it compiles and later we can work on the redox implementation of some of the methods.

Merged in contributions improving how process pids etc are gotten.
This introduces some new functions/locations for functions in the API along with deprecation notices for the old ones.
I think it's an improvement, but I hope this doesn't screw with existing users too much.
Semver < 1.0 means it's hard to communicate these types of changes in a new version number.
Feedback (via issues I guess) on the API and improvements to it are welcome.