[Tutor] Process Taking more than 10%
Asif Iqbal
iqbala-python at qwestip.net
Sun Aug 22 00:26:03 CEST 2004
On Fri, Aug 20, 2004 at 04:55:22AM +0100, Alan Gauld wrote:
> > >There are easy ways to do this on both Unix and Windows and
> > >there are harder ways. But if its only one OS we might as
> > >well stick to the easy ways... :-)
>
> > I think on linux you would use popen and ps,
>
> Nope, the easy way is to use ps and awk...
>
> > but how is it done on windows?
>
> Assuming NT/W2K/XP
> Open Task Manager, look at processes and sort by CPU... :-)
I saw in perl a pkg called Proc::ProcessList that has a variable called
pctcpu that has the CPU percentage of all a process
Anything similar for Python? I really don't want to use that Perl module
since it has a lot of requirements
Thanks
>
> In both cases Python is the harder route. Right tool for
> the job... ;-)
>
> Alan G.
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