[…] If you are to lazy to click any links, and you have no clue what I’m talking about, let me explain. PerfMonG is my small open source project – a minimalistic performance monitor for windows written in .NET. I mentioned it once before. If you are a windows user, or a .NET programmer definitely check it out, and contribute if you can. tags: PerfMonG, performance monitor, cpu monitor, google code, perfmong 0.2.5 […]

Just a heads up – I added the editable CPU tresholds (Issue 2) in the 0.2.5 release candidate. So if you want the freshest code, please check out from:

http://perfmong.googlecode.com/svn/branches/release_0.2.5_candidate/

rather than from trunk. I haven’t had a chance to test it throughly so that’s why the code is in the branch. I will probably merge it to trunk over the weekend. But for now, work of the branch – it will be easier to merge all these things later. :)

Awesome. I applied the patch and chucked it into the repository as release_0.2.5_candidate branch. I’ll merge it with HEAD and roll a release bit later.

If you get the dual CPU stuff working, I will include it also and just increment the major version to 0.3.0. :)

i do have a couple dual cpu machines. ill look into it. If you look at a win task mgr on a dual cpu box you will see that the cpu usage is a single percentage (same thing that you have) however they do provide two graphs for it on a dual cpu machine. So there must be something else that is monitoring each separately.

ill investigate it sometime this week if im not too busy and let you know my findings.

thanks,
mcm

Actually, it doesn’t have a reply button – just a text field on the bottom. If you click on it, it opens up with more options and additional text fields. It’s the same concept like replies in Gmail.

It’s kinda funky, but it works.

Btw, I don’t think I ever even considered doing dual screen, or dual CPU monitoring when I started writing this app.

I added dual CPU monitoring as a feature request. I don’t have a dual CPU machine to test it on, but if you do, and you can implement it then it would be awesome. :)

No problem about the help. As i said in my earlier post, i was bored at work and messing around with side projects only helps me stay slightly sharper than dull.

In future i will add patches as replies, i didn’t even see the add comment link on there.

i wonder if we can do dual cpu monitoring….;)

Dude! You rule!

I will test it tonight.

Btw, you could have submitted the patch as a “reply” to issue #5. Also, when you create an issue, if you put maciakl in the CC or the Owner field, I will get shot an instant email about it. :)

I really appreciate all this help. :mrgreen:

Hi Luke,

Well its friday. I should be working but instead i submitted another issue with the PerfMonG app and then submitted a patch that will fix it. That killed 30 minutes. 1.5 hours to go :(

mcm

Awesome! I credited you on the front page, and uploaded the patch you submitted. I really appreciate all the help.

I can’t tell you how awesome it is to find out that my old, half-forgotten little project actually got a second wind, and is now in active development (well, sort of). :)

werid, my post was cut off

Credits :
mcmcom (www.mustcodemore.com)
i have tortoisesvn and will do the patch stuff via that.
i will also try to remove the write config button and incorporate it into the apply button to fix the outstanding issue over the weekend.

thanks,
mcm