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Subject: Re: Per processor load? 
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Hi!

In reply to Chuck Robey who wrote:
 
 > 
 > On Thu, 13 Aug 1998, Lars Köller wrote:
 > 
 > > --------
 > > 
 > > Hi!
 > > 
 > > I want to exptend my port of xperfmon++ with per processor load 
 > > charts for 3.X. Is it possible to get the number of processors with a 
 > > syscall? And more important, how to get the load per processor? The 
 > > getloadavg function returns only the averaged load!
 > 
 > For my 2 processor SMP board, sysctl gives:
 > 
 > hw.machine: i386
 > hw.model: Pentium Pro
 > hw.ncpu: 2
 > 
 > I'd guess you want the last one, right?

O.k. Thanks!

But thats only the first part of the problem! Where can I get
processor specific load information? I need to draw a separate load 
graph for each CPU??

Regards

Lars
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