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	I am looking for a description of the kp_proc and
kp_eproc structures. I found very weak information in
the system headers (just that they were among the
members of a kinfo_proc structure. Browsing what 
Google sent me, I found out that these structures changed
a bit from 4.x to 5.x. That's why I post this message on this
mailing list ... just in case anyone knows ....

	Thanks in advance.
	
	Vlad.

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