BSD::getloadavg is a Perl Interface to getloadavg.
SYNOPSIS
use BSD::getloadavg;
my @loadavg = getloadavg();
This module allows you to access load average without invoking uptime(1). Instead of
my @loadavg = (qx(uptime) =~ /([.d]+)s+([.d]+)s+([.d]+)/);
You can simply
use BSD::getloadavg;
my @loadavg = getloadavg();
COMPATIBILITY
Though named BSD::getloadavg, this module also works on Linux and other platforms that support getloadavg. To find if your platform supports this module, Just
nm /usr/lib/libc.* | grep getloadavg
BENCHMARK
You can run benchmark with t/benchmark.pl. Here is the result in my platforms.
MacBook Pro 2GHz, Mac OS X 10.4.8
Benchmark: running XS, command for at least 3 CPU seconds...
Rate command XS
command 1061/s -- -98%
XS 69808/s 6482% --
Dual Xeon 2.8GHz, FreeBSD 6-Stable
Benchmark: running XS, command for at least 3 CPU seconds...
Rate command XS
command 919/s -- -99%
XS 139023/s 15026% --
Requirements:
· Perl
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