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Guest
is it possibile to know how many cpu (physicaly or hyperthreading) a machine
has
using dotnet framework ?
thanks
has
using dotnet framework ?
thanks
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Rob Schieber
leo said:is it possibile to know how many cpu (physicaly or hyperthreading) a machine
has
using dotnet framework ?
thanks
Look at
http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/...mpleGuid=21754e12-52ac-4a1d-b8ae-48c10975f099
I believe you can do this using WMI's Management object. You will need
to install WMI. Otherwise, it may be possible to use P\Invoke.
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Guest
Thanks, Rob ,let me try WMI class
btw, the reason i want to find the total number of cpu i have is
i found that in Task Monitor, the CPU time of System Idle Process is
counting double (my computer is a Hyper-Threading CPU model)
so, i start to think whether i can count the total number of cpu using
dotnet
anyway, let me try WMI, thanks
btw, the reason i want to find the total number of cpu i have is
i found that in Task Monitor, the CPU time of System Idle Process is
counting double (my computer is a Hyper-Threading CPU model)
so, i start to think whether i can count the total number of cpu using
dotnet
anyway, let me try WMI, thanks
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Michael D. Ober
In Net 2.0, there is a system.environment class. One of it's
method/properties is a CPU count.
Mike.
method/properties is a CPU count.
Mike.