A PowerShell script to get 5 most CPU intensive processes.
PowerShell passes .NET CLI object(s) into the next pipeline (<-- this is most unique feature of all shells) so there is need to parse text as you do in other shells (using sed or awk).
sed
awk
PS C:\misc\sources> gps | sort -desc cpu | select -first 5 id, cpu, processname Id CPU ProcessName -- --- ----------- 9352 7230.578125 firefox 13124 6531.015625 firefox 10460 6419.5 firefox 2296 6017.03125 firefox 9172 4406.453125 firefox
This is pretty neat
Thanks Vinay.
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A PowerShell script to get 5 most CPU intensive processes.
PowerShell passes .NET CLI object(s) into the next pipeline (<-- this is most unique feature of all shells) so there is need to parse text as you do in other shells (using
sedorawk).This is pretty neat
Thanks Vinay.