[erlang-questions] The most efficient way to make sure a remote process is alive

[Logan, Martin]

NICE! That is what I was looking for. I thought I had the RPC module memorized and so I never even looked for this function. Thanks. 

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30.07.2010 02:22, Logan, Martin wrote:
> I am looking for the absolute most efficient way to make sure a process, referenced by a pid I have, is alive. The process my pid references could of course be local or remote. There are lots of ways but I want the most efficient and I can't assume any application level code - this must be generic. Thoughts?
>
> Cheers,
> Martin
>
>    

rpc:pinfo/1,2. If the pid is local, rpc transforms into apply/3, so it 
is pretty efficient.

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