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need class methods/variables to represent the execution of an     application

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terry433iid@yahoo.com - 29 Mar 2008 18:50 GMT
I am writing an class that broadly tries to monitor the execution of
an application on system, and am at a loss howto 'model' such data in
a class .. anyone any ideas that would give me that much-needed 'good
start'
thanks
Chase Preuninger - 30 Mar 2008 19:45 GMT
if u are measuring speed mabie have a multideminsional array whith one
axis being time and the other being speed.

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Mark Space - 30 Mar 2008 21:07 GMT
> I am writing an class that broadly tries to monitor the execution of
> an application on system, and am at a loss howto 'model' such data in
> a class .. anyone any ideas that would give me that much-needed 'good
> start'
> thanks

Your question is kind of broad itself. Right now, I'll I could suggest is:

public class ApplicationMonitor {
   // Fill in details here
}

And that's about it.  You (or your customer, with professor or adviser
or whomever replacing customer in a school assignment) are going to have
to determine what you want it to actually do.

Then determine the interface for such a object.  Then look at the
environments where it has to run.  Etc.  Start by putting some bounds
and some requirements on this idea.


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