Finding CPU time on Windows from command line
I want to find the CPU time (as shown through Task manager) using Command line script. I have used typeperf to get the % Utilization but, I am not sure how to go about getting the CPU time and not the %. One option that I can think of is finding out the total uptime of the process and then use the % to find out the CPU Time - but again the next question is how does one find the total uptime for a process.
Any help/ pointers would be appreciated.
开发者_如何学PythonThanks, Ashutosh
tasklist
will print out CPU time if called with the verbose option /v
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pslist
from SysInternals outputs CPU time per default.
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