psuspend
psuspend is able to suspend, resume or terminate (kill) a process.
This can be useful when testing a multi-process software. You can suspend
a process to stop its interaction with other processes and resume it later to
continue.
The following usage information is displayed when the
program is started without any parameters:
psuspend Version 1.0 (October 23 2000)
Copyright (C) 2000 P. Gautschi
psuspend [NAME] /list lists processes that match NAME
psuspend NAME /suspend suspends a process
psuspend NAME /resume resumes a process
psuspend NAME /kill terminates a process
NAME can be a decimal process id or a substring of a process name.
For /suspend /resume and /kill, NAME must uniquely identify a single process.
Format of the process listing: S PID number-of-threads process-name
(The S indicates a suspended process.)
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