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I think this task is pretty much ready to go... but as its the first task I've added to Rosetta Code, I'd like to get someone to review it first :)
--[[User:Paul|Paul]] ([[User talk:Paul|talk]]) 09:49, 27 May 2015 (UTC)
== OS specific task ==
I don't think OS specific tasks are a good idea.
Does this really need to be OS specific?
For starters, <tt>/proc</tt> is '''not''' unique to Linux,
although other OSes may provide other/better ways to get similar information
(e.g. <code>getloadavg(3)</code>).
Some programming languages may provide OS agnostic routines/libraries to get similar information
(which would be superior to grepping around in <tt>/proc/stat</tt> IMO).
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