Py3status: sysdata - all cpu cores utilization

[fam4r]

Hi,

is there a way to get all cores cpu utilization in sysdata module?

Thanks :)

[su8]

Skip parsing the first cpu row

cpu  1363194 10160 209260 3269639 38912 0 2847 0 0 0
cpu0 447009 3346 72632 1096772 13624 0 49 0 0 0
cpu1 460223 3324 67454 1089434 12746 0 78 0 0 0
cpu2 455961 3489 69173 1083432 12540 0 2719 0 0 0

#define IDLE_NUM 3
#define LOOP_ITERZ 10

// z is the number that "cpuNUM" matches
for (x = 0; x < z; x++) {
  for (y = 0; y < LOOP_ITERZ; y++) {
    total[x] += core_active[x][y];
  }

  diff_total[x]     = total[x] - previous_total[x];
  diff_idle[x]      = core_active[x][IDLE_NUM] - previous_idle[x];

  // static variables
  previous_total[x] = total[x];
  previous_idle[x]  = core_active[x][IDLE_NUM];

  percent[x]        = 0;
  if (0 != diff_total[x]) {
    percent[x]      = (100 * (diff_total[x] - diff_idle[x])) / diff_total[x];
  }

  printf("%d%% ", percent[x]);
}

[lasers]

@fam4r If you want a solution today, you can use pinkybar. Look under extra/py3status for a module to use. You will want to specify --coresload in your ~/.pinky config. That should be just it.

[fam4r]

@lasers Thank you.

Currently using indicated module, works fine, even though I prefer to not install other programs.

[lasers]

Try https://github.com/lasers/py3status/tree/sysdata-add-per_cpu_used_percents

[fam4r]

@lasers thank you! Works great :smile:

Is there any difference in measuring temperature with that module or with lm_sensors module?

[lasers]

sysdata parses the command sensor for only the first cpu temperature. lm_sensors parses the raw command sensors -u for literally everything. There shouldn't be any differences in measuring because we're getting the numbers from output... and not measuring the sensors ourselves.

[fam4r]

Ok, awesome.
The module is working good. Thank you.

@lasers if you want, the issue can be closed.

[lasers]

@ultrabug Do you want to close this? (ie forgo a feature)

[ultrabug]

since @fam4r says so, yes closing thanks!