$ cgm getpidcgroupabs $$
Usage:

cgm ping

cgm create <controller> <cgroup>

cgm chown <controller> <cgroup> uid gid

cgm chmod <controller> <cgroup> mode

cgm chmodfile <controller> <cgroup> file mode

cgm remove <controller> <cgroup> [0|1]

cgm getpidcgroup <controller> pid

cgm getpidcgroupabs <controller> pid

cgm movepid <controller> <cgroup> pid

cgm movepidabs <controller> <cgroup> pid

cgm getvalue <controller> <cgroup> file

cgm setvalue <controller> <cgroup> file value

cgm gettasks <controller> <cgroup>

cgm gettasksrecursive <controller> <cgroup>

cgm listchildren <controller> <cgroup>

cgm removeonempty <controller> <cgroup>

cgm prune <controller> <cgroup>

cgm listcontrollers

cgm listkeys <controller> <cgroup>

cgm apiversion

 Replace '<controller>' with the desired controller, i.e.
 memory, and '<cgroup>' with the desired cgroup, i.e. x1.
 For create, chown, chmod, remove, prune, remove_on_empty,
 gettasksrecursive and movepid, <controller> may be "all" or
 a comma-separated set of cgroups.
 Remove by default is recursive, but adding '0' as the last argument
 will perforn non-recursive deletion.  Adding '1' is supported
 for legacy reasons.

 To refer to the current cgroup, use ''.