03-08-2002
What's the easiest way to display system cpu, memory, # drives/size ??
I am looking for the easiest and most generic way
to determine:
System model/class
Number of cpu's
Clock speed of cpu's (ie 550 MHz)
Total Physical Memory (not virtual)
Number of Drives/Drive Size
Thanks in advance,
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beagle::cpu::BeagleCPU4StateImpl(3) HMSBEAGLE beagle::cpu::BeagleCPU4StateImpl(3)
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SYNOPSIS
Inherits beagle::cpu::BeagleCPUImpl< BEAGLE_CPU_GENERIC >.
Public Member Functions
virtual const char * getName ()
virtual void calcStatesStates (REALTYPE *destP, const int *states1, const REALTYPE *matrices1, const int *states2, const REALTYPE
*matrices2)
virtual void calcStatesPartials (REALTYPE *destP, const int *states1, const REALTYPE *matrices1, const REALTYPE *partials2, const REALTYPE
*matrices2)
virtual void calcPartialsPartials (REALTYPE *destP, const REALTYPE *partials1, const REALTYPE *matrices1, const REALTYPE *partials2, const
REALTYPE *matrices2)
virtual int calcRootLogLikelihoods (const int bufferIndex, const int categoryWeightsIndex, const int stateFrequenciesIndex, const int
scalingFactorsIndex, double *outSumLogLikelihood)
virtual int calcRootLogLikelihoodsMulti (const int *bufferIndices, const int *categoryWeightsIndices, const int *stateFrequenciesIndices,
const int *scaleBufferIndices, int count, double *outSumLogLikelihood)
virtual int calcEdgeLogLikelihoods (const int parentBufferIndex, const int childBufferIndex, const int probabilityIndex, const int
categoryWeightsIndex, const int stateFrequenciesIndex, const int scalingFactorsIndex, double *outSumLogLikelihood)
virtual void calcStatesStatesFixedScaling (REALTYPE *destP, const int *child0States, const REALTYPE *child0TransMat, const int
*child1States, const REALTYPE *child1TransMat, const REALTYPE *scaleFactors)
virtual void calcStatesPartialsFixedScaling (REALTYPE *destP, const int *child0States, const REALTYPE *child0TransMat, const REALTYPE
*child1Partials, const REALTYPE *child1TransMat, const REALTYPE *scaleFactors)
virtual void calcPartialsPartialsFixedScaling (REALTYPE *destP, const REALTYPE *child0Partials, const REALTYPE *child0TransMat, const
REALTYPE *child1Partials, const REALTYPE *child1TransMat, const REALTYPE *scaleFactors)
virtual void calcPartialsPartialsAutoScaling (REALTYPE *destP, const REALTYPE *child0Partials, const REALTYPE *child0TransMat, const
REALTYPE *child1Partials, const REALTYPE *child1TransMat, int *activateScaling)
int integrateOutStatesAndScale (const REALTYPE *integrationTmp, const int stateFrequenciesIndex, const int scalingFactorsIndex, double
*outSumLogLikelihood)
virtual void rescalePartials (REALTYPE *destP, REALTYPE *scaleFactors, REALTYPE *cumulativeScaleFactors, const int fillWithOnes)
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