CPU for a pid in plain text? How do I ge

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Name: Geoff
Date: July 6, 2001 at 02:07:16 Pacific
Subject: CPU for a pid in plain text? How do I ge

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I'm trying to create a tool that will search for a certain pid and match it with a CPU% usage. How can I do this? top and glance are real screwy.

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Name: Andy Hibbins
Date: July 6, 2001 at 12:22:25 Pacific
Subject: CPU for a pid in plain text? How do I ge

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Have you tried running "ps" with the following options:
ps -p "pid" -o pid,cpu,comm --noheader
whereis "pid" is the pid you require.
This will work in Linux.
output would be something like:

590 0.5 portmap

Andy Hibbins :)

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