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| - | ==== 02. [30p] CPU Monitoring ==== | + | ==== 02. [40p] CPU Monitoring ==== |
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| - | For this task we will use //**EvenimenteProcMon.sln**// inside the //**Task-02**// folder. | + | For this task we will use //**CPUUsage.sln**// inside the //**CPUUsage**// folder and //**EvenimenteProcMon.sln**// inside the //**Task-02**// folder. |
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| - | Open EvenimenteProcMon, which has the purpose of integrating your messages with Process Monitor, so these can be viewed as the process unfolds. It is necessary to understand any code, not perfectly, but at least to get the big picture of what is going on. | + | :!: First of all, monitor the CPU usage of the //CPUUsage// process, using both **Task Manager** and **Windows Performance Recorder**. |
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| + | Going further, we want to analyze //EvenimenteProcMon// program, which has the purpose of integrating your messages with Process Monitor, so these can be viewed as the process unfolds. It is necessary to understand any code, not perfectly, but at least to get the big picture of what is going on. | ||
| A ProcessMonitor class with 5 functions was created: | A ProcessMonitor class with 5 functions was created: | ||
