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Good idea!

 

Ok, had to hack (sub-class) something in the Cocoa framenfork , now I'll start to elaborate a way to do that in a simple way. Just a question, is there any reason why there's a limit of 0xA enumerating CPUs? If I'm not mistaken there is a CPU with 22 cores out there  and mobos with more then one CPU ha ha. Let me know

Yep, also new 2066 7980xe extreme (18 cores+18 threads)

and mine 2696 v4 (22 cores/44threads)

Ok, had to hack (sub-class) something in the Cocoa framenfork , now I'll start to elaborate a way to do that in a simple way. Just a question, is there any reason why there's a limit of 0xA enumerating CPUs? If I'm not mistaken there is a CPU with 22 cores out there  and mobos with more then one CPU ha ha. Let me know

 

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Ok, looks good (29 core? ha ha), just need to be grouped, Frequencies as well (also the numeration must be decimal instead of hexadecimal)

Grazie (ma ti ci vuole uno schermo a 50 pollici :hysterical: ). Ok need a sub menu.

 

Anyone else with less cpu and anyway > 4?

Guys tell me, do you want to see info for only phisycal cpu, I'm wrong? Otherwise doesn't make sense to me... 

Attached a tiny command line I made, double click on it:

 

name:             Intel® Core i5-3210M CPU @ 2.50GHz

phisycal core n.: 2

logical  core n.: 4

active   core n.: 4

 

I'm referring to blue line

 

PS What I want to do is to keep HWMonitor auto-detect number of cpu and limit it to that, using this code.

cpuinfo.zip

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fabiosun and Rockey12 could you please test the attached app?

..as fabiosun suggested .. CPU things (temperature and frequencies) are now under a two new views with scroller (totally written in code), so no matter how many core your cpu have.

 

@Slice, is not yet finished (checkboxes are buggie and I need to fix it) but a lot of changes behind this, if you like I'll continue work on it, let me know.

HWMonitorSMC_v2_test.app.zip

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Some problem NV scroll bar are there but do not scroll

then it quits

 

Thanks, I see from the crash log that the problem is related to a syncronus thread, must be asyncronus, ok.

 

it seems also that NSScrollView is not dynamic and it starts with bar also if you do not need of them :-)

Sorry but this is correct instead, the scroller appear only when there is something to scroll and you have 22 cores.. so is visible. With 2 or 4 cores this doesn't happen. If you don't want to see it, I can hide the scroller permanently.

it seems also that all diode and cpu are default selected

Yes, what I said in my previous post checkboxes are buggie, code is incomplete and this was a test:

 

@Slice, is not yet finished (checkboxes are buggie and I need to fix it) but a lot of changes behind this, if you like I'll continue work on it, let me know.

 

As soon I have time I'll correct it.

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Guys tell me, do you want to see info for only phisycal cpu, I'm wrong? Otherwise doesn't make sense to me... 

Attached a tiny command line I made, double click on it:

 

name:             Intel® Core i5-3210M CPU @ 2.50GHz

phisycal core n.: 2

logical  core n.: 4

active   core n.: 4

 

I'm referring to blue line

 

PS What I want to do is to keep HWMonitor auto-detect number of cpu and limit it to that, using this code.

 

Hope this is still usefull...

Mac-Pro-de-Paulo:Downloads pauloaugusto$ chmod a+x cpuinfo 
Mac-Pro-de-Paulo:Downloads pauloaugusto$ ./cpuinfo 
name:             Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5960X CPU @ 3.00GHz
phisycal core n.: 8
logical  core n.: 16
active   core n.: 16
Mac-Pro-de-Paulo:Downloads pauloaugusto$ 

Boa sorte,

Paulo

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