/proc

Owned by the process manager (procnto), this virtual directory can give you information about processes and pathname-space configuration.

The /proc directory contains a subdirectory for each process; the process ID is used as the name of the directory. These directories each contain an entry (as) that defines the process's address space. Various utilities use this entry to get information about a process. For more information, see Controlling processes via the /proc filesystem in the BlackBerry 10 OS Programmer's Guide.

The /proc directory also includes:

/proc/boot/

The image filesystem that comprises the boot image.

/proc/dumper

A special entry that receives notification when a process terminates abnormally. The dumper utility watches this entry.

/proc/mount/

Pathname-space mountpoints.

Note: If you list the contents of the /proc directory, /proc/mount doesn't show up, but you can list the contents of /proc/mount.

/proc/self/

The address space for yourself (that is, for the process that's making the query).