Getting the CPU usage in a generic way across OSes
Fernando Perez
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Mon Jun 16 17:35:59 EDT 2003
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Kristoffer Erlandsson wrote: > Hello, > > I am writing an application that, among other things, should monitor the > CPU usage. However, this seems impossible to do in a platform > independant way. I have browsed the source from some C-programs which do > this and they all seem to depend on very different ways depending on > what OS the program is running on. Many of the ways use system specific > system calls (which I can't find Python functions for). The only > solution I have come up with so far is to extend python with some C-code > which get the CPU usage for me. But this is of course more tedious than > I'd like it to be. So I'm wondering if a module implementing this > allready exists? I've had a date with google for this one, but no luck. > If it doesn't exist, do anyone have a better idea than to write/rip the > C-code implementing this for different OS:es? I'm only interested in > doing it for *nix OS:es. > > I'm very grateful for any help on this. > > Regards, > Kristoffer Erlandsson As long as you are using *nix, why not use resource.getrusage? http://www.python.org/doc/current/lib/node275.html Best, f
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