Load Monitoring for RoboRIO#39
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Based on the work by Robot casseroles (1736) and team 254, this is untested as it is designed only to work on a roboRIO currently but will be tested this week, updates to come.
just need to confirm OS safety works and thread does not start on non linux systems, note this was meant to be rio exclusive but does support any linux based OS
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@Autumn-Ou you committed your .idea folder on accident. I opened #40 |
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Apologies about that I'll go remove the .idea folder |
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Cleaned up both of those sorry about that. |
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Load monitor for the robo RIO, accurately logs JVM memory usage as a percent, Free memory as a percent, & aggregate CPU usage as a percent every half second to avoid overusing the Rio's limited resources.
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