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helloooooo,

fist, great thanks for this super tools which is autoit !

ProcessList can extract le PID and the Name of process,

but i would like to extract the time CPU and memory of process running

; List just NTbackup.exe processes
$list = ProcessList("ntbackup.exe")
for $i = 1 to $list[0][0]
  msgbox(0, $list[$i][0], $list[$i][1])
next

have a idea ?

thanks a lot.

Ln.

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hello,

i've tried pslist.exe.

one time it works good, next time not, next good, next not .....dont know why ... :):D:D:huh:

a part of scripts :

echo Liste des Process actifs>> %ROOTAIL%\%COMPUTERNAME%
start /wait %ROOTAIL%\OUTILS\pslist.exe>>%ROOTAIL%\%COMPUTERNAME%

Ln

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Hello,

try with this script :

include <file.au3>
#include <array.au3>
dim $process[4]; process will contain the name proceess, the pid, the cpu time and memory
$tmp1=@TempDir&"\tmplist.txt"
$tmp2=@TempDir&"\tmpmem.txt"
Do
    runwait(@comspec&' /c pslist | find "  " | find ":" | sort > '&$tmp1,"",@SW_HIDE)
    runwait(@comspec&' /c pslist -m | find "  " | find /V "Priv Pk" | sort > '&$tmp2,"",@SW_HIDE)
    $fic1=FileOpen($tmp1,0)
    $fic2=FileOpen($tmp2,0)
    if $fic1=-1 or $fic2=-1 Then
        MsgBox(16,"files can not be read",1)
        return -1
    EndIf
    $nbproc=_FileCountLines($tmp1)
    $nbproc2=_FileCountLines($tmp2)
Until $nbproc=$nbproc2 ; sometimes 1 process is closed or is launched between 2 call of pslist
DIM $ArrayProc[$nbproc]; big array which contains all array of type $process
$line1=""
for $cpt=0 to $nbproc-1
    $line1=FileReadLine($fic1)
    $line1=StringStripWS($line1,4)
    $line1=StringSplit($line1," ",1)
    $line2=FileReadLine($fic2)
    $line2=StringStripWS($line2,4)
;MsgBox(0,"debug",$line2)
    $line2=StringSplit($line2," ",1)
    $process[0]=$line1[1];name
    $process[1]=$line1[2];pid
    $process[2]=$line1[7];cpu time
    $process[3]=$line2[4];memory
    $ArrayProc[$cpt]=$process
Next
For $cpt=0 to $nbproc-1
    _ArrayDisplay($ArrayProc[$cpt],"test")
Next
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