ANDROID PROCESS MONITOR FOR ANDROID

Find more information about this on Calculating CPU usage of a process in Linux - Stack Overflow. This is implemented on ServiceReader.class. In order to get the CPU usage the app does NOT make use of the top command from Linux but instead it parses /proc/stat and rest of process folders from the procfs file system and work out the calculations with the user and system time. Then it can monitor and record the CPU and memory usage of other applications on the foreground.ĪnotherMonitor adds a Record and Close button to the AnotherMonitor entry on the notification drawer. When AnotherMonitor is running on the background it consumes little resources. It can record on a CSV file the read values for a later usage on a spreadsheet program.

It shows a chart and several labels wherein the values of the CPU and memory usage are updated every 0.5, 1, 2 or 4 seconds.

DetailsĪnotherMonitor shows the device CPU and memory status in real time. Read the below Retriving processes info since Android 7.0 for more info. For devices with Android 8.0 AnotherMonitor will not even show the CPU usage of the own app process.

ANDROID PROCESS MONITOR FOR ANDROID

IMPORTANT NOTICE for Android 7.0+ usersĭue to undocumented changes made by Google, on Android 7.0 CPU usage information for processes others than the own AnotherMonitor one will not be available (not even with root access). I also reply to issues and welcome pull requests. I'm planning to maintain the app in the long term.

But it can still be useful for some folks out there. April 2020 update: since Android 7.0 the app functionality has been seriously hampered. ANOTHERMONITOR IS IN LOW DEVELOPMENT STATUSīut not dead by any means. AnotherMonitor monitors and records the CPU and memory usage of Android devices.

Android process monitor