Hi everyone,
I am doing some cross-platform development and it requires getting information about system, especially CPU. I know how to do that on Windows, Linux and Mac. The problem with Mac is that I have never seen kernel state info from Mac OS X machine with several CPUs. What I need is sysctl utility output.
a) Open Terminal or iTerm application.
b) Write: sysctl -A > macproinfo.txt
c) Attach it to your response
I am trying to find out how output looks like with multiple CPUs, not with multiple cores. This means only Mac Pro computers information, because they are using 2 CPUs.
Thanks,
david
I am doing some cross-platform development and it requires getting information about system, especially CPU. I know how to do that on Windows, Linux and Mac. The problem with Mac is that I have never seen kernel state info from Mac OS X machine with several CPUs. What I need is sysctl utility output.
a) Open Terminal or iTerm application.
b) Write: sysctl -A > macproinfo.txt
c) Attach it to your response
I am trying to find out how output looks like with multiple CPUs, not with multiple cores. This means only Mac Pro computers information, because they are using 2 CPUs.
Thanks,
david