Quoth Kazu Yamamoto (=?iso-2022-jp?B?GyRCOzNLXE9CSScbKEI=?=) ,

I would like to know how to change a process name in Haskell. When we are programming in C, we can change it by overriding argv on Unix. But I cannot find the same way to do in Haskell. Can anyone suggest how in Haskell? I'm not talking about the result of System.Environment.getProgName but talking about the process name which we can see by the "ps" command.

If you mean, while the program is running - I don't agree that we can change it by overriding argv on UNIX. This might work on some specific operating systems, but not on all of them. I believe POSIX does not specify any way to do this, and in fact there is no reasonably portable way to do it. That's probably why Haskell doesn't support it. Now, if you mean argv[0] in execve(2), through which the caller determines the name for the new process ... I can't explain why Haskell's System.Posix.Process.executeFile doesn't support that, it looks like gratuitous breakage to me. Donn