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"Executable names truncated #15" fix for darwin #43
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There is an issue with the linux and darwin executable names beeing truncated #15
This commit is only for the darwin side, the bug was due to
kinfo_proc->kp_proc.p_commonly beeing able to hold 16 Charsas it can be seen in sys/proc.h
p_comm[MAXCOMLEN + 1](MAXCOMLEN = 16)The commit is using libproc.h to get the execution path and using filepath.Base to receive only the executable name from the path
Credit: The function getExePathFromPid is from here comes with a great explanation