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Run top on the specified remote node Run at the specified priority The top utility runs in a loop, displaying the system usage, waiting for a while, and then refreshing the display Its output looks like this: PID TID PRI STATE HH:MM:SS CPU COMMAND 593962 1 10 Rcv 0:00:04 16 45% firefox-bin
- [FAQ] TDA4VM: How to view CPU and Memory Usage in QNX
Memory and CPU usage can be seen using different QNX utilities which are available as part of astandard QNX SDP installation The QNX utilities are documented online at qnx com The QNX "top" utility can be used to show CPU usage The " pidin mem " will show memory used by all processes
- How to get CPU load RAM usage out of QNX? - Stack Overflow
In order to get the CPU time (system user) used by the process you can use the DCMD_PROC_INFO devctly () on the proc PID as file You will need to refer the "utime" and "stime" members of the debug_process_t structure passed to the devctl ()
- linux - Getting a per thread cpu stats - Server Fault
Percent of cpu usage per thread you can get with ps command: ps -emo %cpu,pid,user,args The way it is calculated is described in ps manpage: Currently, it is the CPU time used divided by the time the process has been running (cputime realtime ratio), expressed as a percentage
- TOP command usage - QNX6 - Applications - OpenQNX
I want to know the status of the Process (i e our code) running in QNX I am using top command as top -i 1 >1 txt to execute the process but it gives detail of other process and not the one i have started (our code) Why is this happening?
- Isolating client and server CPU loads - QNX
You can isolate the self and imposed CPU times by examining the Client Server CPU Statistics view Note that this view is displayed by the QNX System Profiler perspective, so if necessary, you should switch to this perspective when a kernel event trace finishes or you manually open a log file
- Monitoring performance of threads - QNX
The Process Information view displays performance data for threads belonging to the processes selected in the Target Navigator These data include CPU times, so you can see which threads are consuming the most processor cycles
- Is there any way to know which processes are running on which core in QNX
1 Processes typically run multiple threads (at least one - main thread); so the thread is actual running unit, not the process (and core affinity is settable per thread) Thus you'd need to know on which core (s) threads are running There is "%l" format option that tells you on what CPU particular thread is executing on:
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