[python-win32] Re: wmi + pythonservice : multithreading issues

[Aloys Baillet]

Hello,

I just downloaded your pyRegistry module (BTW I don't have read access 
to the v1.0.4, only the v1.0.3).
And I would accept gracefully if you have some code with performance 
data retrieving to send to me...
For the moment I retrieve CPU data with win32pdh and win32pdhutil, and I 
use ctypes to retrieve memory usage (performance data seem to not 
provide total physical memory).
And now I would like to unify the methods... pyRegistry could help me a lot!
Thank you very much,

Aloys

Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> I should throw in here that yet another way to get the perfmon counters 
> is to go to the "source". You get the raw data through a registry 
> interface. The main challenge is that the registry data you get is 
> variable-length and doesn't work like other registry data. However, it 
> is for just these reasons that I wrote pyRegistry. In this case you'll 
> need to parse out the data yourself (it's a C struct kinda) but if 
> you're interested in giving this a try I can supply you with some code 
> to use. Email me if you're interested. With this methodology you will 
> also compute the values yourself but this is the most low-level means of 
> getting the data possible. If you're interested in this module you can 
> look at the information on www.python.org/pypi
> 
> Aloys Baillet wrote:
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>> Thank you very much, Mark.
>> And actually I plan to buy the book very soon : its the last 
>> Python-related book we don't have...;)
>> Regarding my multi-threading issue, I am sure that it can be 
>> workarounded, but unfortunately I don't have the enough time at the 
>> moment.
>> Thank you again, and best regards,
>>
>> Mark Hammond wrote:
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>>>> I'm glad other's have responded re WMI
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>>> Oops - I meant "re PDH"
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>>> Mark.
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