Utility to monitor the status of various system components. Modular platform to display different data sets. Source available on Hobbes.
Self-installing WarpIN package.
Following ones are the download links for manual installation:
System Load (SL) v. 1.1.1.0 (1/12/2023, Andrey Vasilkin) | Readme/What's new |
SystemLoad
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SystemLoad can monitor the status of various system components on OS/2 and eCS.
It is a modular platform to display different data sets. The goal of this
project is to provide a simple monitor tool for displaying dynamic information.
The feature set can be expanded with the help of dynamically loaded modules.
To create your own modules take a look at the available source codes of
already present modules and the examples.
The information is presented as a list of items and a details pane. Each
module defines itself how the items and the details pane interior will be
drawn. Note that you can drag and drop fonts and colors onto the list, items
and details pane.
To enable Freetype 2 font engine support using the InnoTek Font Engine for OS/2
(FT2LIB), specify the -ft2 command line switch. In this mode, some objects may
not be displayed as intended.
The SL package includes several useful utilities:
cpuid.exe
Generates the cpuid instruction that is available on x86 and x64 CPUs. This
instruction queries the processor for information about the supported
features and CPU type.
getver.exe
Prints the version signature (BLDLEVEL) of the file which name is passed
in the parameters.
rxgetver.dll
Reading version signatures (BLDLEVEL) in REXX scripts.
rxgetver.cmd is an example for the REXX-library rxgetver.dll to read a
signature in REXX scripts.
sysstate.exe
Query the system information about running processes, open files and dynamic
loaded libraries.
Author
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Special thanks to: AlexT, Slavik Gnatenko, fighter4.
Donations are most welcome!
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Andrey Vasilkin, 2017-2020 |
ftp.os2.snc.ru/pub/SystemLoad/SL-wpi-20231201.zip | local copy |
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Martin Iturbide
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