1. A computer process manager, comprising a process data memory ( 44 ), and a process processing unit ( 38 ), and configured to cause a process code to be executed in interaction with a designated part of the process data memory, wherein the process processing unit is configured to establish a super-process associated with a designated part of the memory ( 42 ) suitable to house the data from one or more processes ( 34 ), and to cause the code of each of these processes ( 34 ) to be executed in separate interaction with their data, and including a pooling function ( 40 ) organized to load incident processes ( 34 ) into a super-process in response to a condition affecting at least in part the incident processes.