Programatically summing all the processes on the host machine.

[Bob]

Greetings,

IF one wanted to get the memory utilization just like the windows task manager
does .. what do you need to sum? .. if I add together all the processes I'm
still short ..

my snippet

private Int64 total_mem_usage ()
{
Int64 memUsed = 0;

System.Diagnost ics.Process[] PrsArr = System.Diagnost ics.Process.Get Processes();
foreach (System.Diagnos tics.Process p in PrsArr)
{
memUsed += p.WorkingSet64;
}

return memUsed;
}


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[Patrick Steele]

Re: Programatically summing all the processes on the host machine.

In article <ece03a78815d8c 9b38f43dca818@n ews.microsoft.c om>,
nospamsam@nospa m.com.au says...

IF one wanted to get the memory utilization just like the windows task manager
does .. what do you need to sum? .. if I add together all the processes I'm
still short ..
>
my snippet
>
private Int64 total_mem_usage ()
{
Int64 memUsed = 0;
>
System.Diagnost ics.Process[] PrsArr = System.Diagnost ics.Process.Get Processes();
foreach (System.Diagnos tics.Process p in PrsArr)
{
memUsed += p.WorkingSet64;
}
>
return memUsed;
}

WMI might work:

http://tinyurl.com/397m2b
"In this article, Steve demonstrates how to get memory size usage using
WMI and .NET 2.0. The information returned is the same as listed in Task
Manager."

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