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Using JNI to find the CPU

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Hi;

Does anyone know how 2 use jni??? I want to figure out the CPU temperature. Can somebody teach me how?

Thanx in advanced,
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Do you even have any kind of hardware that gets the temperature?
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no, but in the boot menu u can get all that info, so i thought you dont need extra hardware
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Where is this boot menu at? I don't think what your seeing is the temperature, it might be the % usage of some process, but not the temperature.
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hit F8 when your computer is starting up to get the boot menu - boot menu may not be the proper name. Srry 4 being unclear.

Anyway, is there a way to find the % of CPU usage
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Yes, you can get the usage, availible RAM, and stuff like that, using this class:

System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter

I don't have any examples handy, or I would post some code.
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i tried what u said, but the class doesn't exist
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the code u gave me is for .NET
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i tried what u said, but the class doesn't exist
I am really sorry, that's a class in C#(syntax looks the same!). My mistake. I do think there is a way of doing this using JNI.

Look at this thread, I think it might help:

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp...sageID=2915348

I believe you have to do a bunch of other things besides in java to get the CPU usage.
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Is this just as like a novelity program beacuse you can download tools to do that.
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