g++ -std=c++11 gtop.cc utils.cc display.cc -o gtop -pedantic -Wall -Wextra -lncurses -lpthread gtop.cc:192:39: warning: unused parameter ‘d’ [-Wunused-parameter] void display_stats(const dimensions & d, const tegrastats & ts) {

[ghost]

Hi Martin,
I am trying to use your tool of GUI for Tegra TX1.
However I am getting the folling compilation warning

root@tegra-ubuntu:~/gstop/gtop-master# make
g++ -std=c++11 gtop.cc utils.cc display.cc -o gtop -pedantic -Wall -Wextra -lncurses -lpthread
gtop.cc:193:6: warning: unused parameter ‘d’ [-Wunused-parameter]
void display_stats(const dimensions & d, const tegrastats & ts) {

then when I execute the sudo ./gtop. I am getting the following error.
root@tegra-ubuntu:~/gstop/gtop-master# ./gtop
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range'
what(): vector::_M_range_check
Aborted
Even I have increased the c
const int STATS_BUFFER_SIZE = 1024;

But still nothing works!

This is the output I get from the ~/tegrastats

RAM 748/3854MB (lfb 676x4MB) SWAP 0/0MB (cached 0MB) cpu [14%,43%,11%,12%]@1912 EMC 24%@1600 AVP 82%@13 VDE 0 GR3D 52%@998 EDP limit 1912
RAM 748/3854MB (lfb 676x4MB) SWAP 0/0MB (cached 0MB) cpu [25%,40%,9%,6%]@1912 EMC 19%@1600 AVP 70%@12 VDE 0 GR3D 51%@921 EDP limit 1912
RAM 748/3854MB (lfb 676x4MB) SWAP 0/0MB (cached 0MB) cpu [71%,26%,32%,20%]@1912 EMC 23%@1600 AVP 41%@12 VDE 0 GR3D 83%@921 EDP limit 1912
RAM 748/3854MB (lfb 676x4MB) SWAP 0/0MB (cached 0MB) cpu [96%,27%,38%,30%]@1912 EMC 26%@1600 AVP 13%@12 VDE 0 GR3D 51%@921 EDP limit 1912

Could you please help me fix this problem.

Thanks!

[HoneyPatouceul]

Increasing the buffer size is required from R28.2 that logs almost double information with temperatures.
For TX1 on R28.1, cpu index should be 5 and gpu index 7. Note that enabling swap would need to increase these.
The gtop.cc version provided in #1 handles swap (as long as swap info format doesn't change).
If you want to make a new branch with a clean implementation, it would be nice.
It would probably be better to check for keywords (although these change among versions) rather than relying on indexes. I just did that trial and shared as a starting point for anyone it would help, but this may for sure be improved.

[ghost]

Hi HoneyPatouceul,

I am now using the TX2 with 3.2 Jetpack, could you please tell me how to use this gtop.
This is my output
RAM 2605/7846MB (lfb 691x4MB) CPU [0%@1267,0%@345,0%@345,0%@1267,0%@1267,0%@1266] EMC_FREQ 3%@665 GR3D_FREQ 4%@140 APE 150 MTS fg 4% bg 17% BCPU@40C MCPU@40C GPU@39C PLL@40C Tboard@37C Tdiode@38C PMIC@100C thermal@39.7C VDD_IN 2255/2255 VDD_CPU 229/229 VDD_GPU 152/152 VDD_SOC 458/458 VDD_WIFI 0/0 VDD_DDR 347/347

I am getting some error when I use the $sudo ./gtop

Thanks,
Mathi

[HoneyPatouceul]

Replied at:
https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1005519/jetson-tx1/tegrastats-visualization/post/5256193/#5256193