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Saturday 14 July 2007

Version 0.5 of pystatgrab has been released.
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This release fixes a potential crash when calling sg_get_process_stats() multiple times. It also chases API changes in libstatgrab 0.13.

Sunday 31 July 2005

Version 0.4 of pystatgrab has been released.
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This release chases API changes in libstatgrab 0.12.

Tuesday 26 April 2005

Official pystatgrab packages for Debian now available.

Thanks to the work of Bartosz Fenski pystatgrab is now available on debian.

Tuesday 25 August 2004

Version 0.3 of pystatgrab has been released.
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This release catches up on new features available in libstatgrab 0.10.2.

Monday 31 May 2004

Version 0.2 of pystatgrab has been released.
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This release brings support for libstatgrab 0.10. The standardised naming scheme from libstatgrab has been adopted, and the new functions added.

Sunday 21 March 2004

Version 0.1 of pystatgrab has been released.
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This is the first release of pystatgrab; a set of Python bindings for the libstatgrab library. Although lacking in documentation, it's fairly complete feature wise.

What is pystatgrab?

pystatgrab is a set of Python bindings for the libstatgrab library. It installs as a module and provides a set of function calls with identical names to the libstatgrab functions. The returned data types also map logically on to the structures returned by libstatgrab.

pystatgrab should work on any platform that libstatgrab will work on. Currently, pystatgrab requires version 0.9 or later of libstatgrab to function.

Downloading

The latest version of pystatgrab can be downloaded from our mirror sites. All downloads are pgp signed using our PGP Key.

For installation instructions see the README file contained within the archive. If you're using FreeBSD you can make use of the devel/py-statgrab port to install pystatgrab (and libstatgrab) for you. There's also a Debian package available, and RPMs for various Linux distributions.