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05-08-2002 10:19 PM
05-08-2002 10:19 PM
process performance shell
I had made advise shell and got the process CPU % and MEM util
But I want to make this shell into interactive shell(First askinf me the process then I reply the process name and then show me utilization using looping )
Do you hane any good shell?
#cat perf_test
glance -iterations 1 -adviser_only -syntax adv_pcpu -maxpages 1 >res
#cat adv_pcpu
print "------------- CHECKING TIME -------------",gbl_stattime
print " CPU_util MEM_util "
print "------------------------------------------------"
COUNT=0
process loop {
COUNT=COUNT+1
if (COUNT==1) then
print gbl_cpu_total_util|15, gbl_mem_util|25
}
print " "
But I want to make this shell into interactive shell(First askinf me the process then I reply the process name and then show me utilization using looping )
Do you hane any good shell?
#cat perf_test
glance -iterations 1 -adviser_only -syntax adv_pcpu -maxpages 1 >res
#cat adv_pcpu
print "------------- CHECKING TIME -------------",gbl_stattime
print " CPU_util MEM_util "
print "------------------------------------------------"
COUNT=0
process loop {
COUNT=COUNT+1
if (COUNT==1) then
print gbl_cpu_total_util|15, gbl_mem_util|25
}
print " "
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05-08-2002 10:37 PM
05-08-2002 10:37 PM
Re: process performance shell
Hi,
If this works like a normal shell program, then perhaps you can do something like this:
========================================
echo -e "Enter the process in question\c"
read my_process
while [ "$my_process != "quit" ]
do
# insert your commands here with $my_process as a parameter value
echo -e "Enter the process in question\c"
read my_process
done
========================================
Hope this helps. Regards.
Steven Sim Kok Leong
If this works like a normal shell program, then perhaps you can do something like this:
========================================
echo -e "Enter the process in question\c"
read my_process
while [ "$my_process != "quit" ]
do
# insert your commands here with $my_process as a parameter value
echo -e "Enter the process in question\c"
read my_process
done
========================================
Hope this helps. Regards.
Steven Sim Kok Leong
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