CPUUsage Property specific to 64-bit/32-bit?
Hi, I have a doubt regarding the CPUUsage property. I am using it for calculating the CPU Usage of a process, ie, Sys.Process(...).CPUUsage; I see that the value crosses 100%, eg. 106%,135%,e...
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Hi Eyme,
* Run the msinfo32 utility via Start | Run.
* Select the System Summary node.
* From the main menu, select File | Save and save the report as an *.NFO file.
Then, attach this file to the support request form.
The time between Start() and Stop() can be obtained as the return value of Stop():
Could you please open a support ticket for our Support Team to look further into this? Please include the MSINFO32 report in your submission. To generate the report, follow the steps below:
I have a doubt regarding the CPUUsage property. I am using it for calculating the CPU Usage of a process, ie, Sys.Process(...).CPUUsage; I see that the value crosses 100%, eg. 106%,135%,etc.
* Run the msinfo32 utility via Start | Run.
* Select the System Summary node.
* From the main menu, select File | Save and save the report as an *.NFO file.
Then, attach this file to the support request form.
The Split() method returns the time passed since Start(), that is the time between Start() and Split() rather than the time between Start() and Stop(). That's why, the value is larger than you expected.
This doubt came up as I see that the elapsetime obtained using stopwatch function also returns exactly double the time due to which we are dividing it by two:
var StopWatchObj = HISUtils.StopWatch; StopWatchObj.Start(); StopWatchObj.Stop(); ..... .... .... var elapsetime = StopWatchObj.Split();
The time between Start() and Stop() can be obtained as the return value of Stop():
