Gurus Help me

[Little Bear]

            

This is inside a while loop, and somehow I need to call upon it elsewhere to make a function.

 

                int currentCpuPercentage = (int)perfCpuCount.NextValue();
                int currentAvailableMemory = (int)perfMemCount.NextValue();
                int currentTemperature = (int)((((perfTemperature.NextValue() / 3) - 32) * 5) / 9);

 

 

If you need more source code let me know. <3 thanks!

[minibois]

Why not put these three lines in another function and put in the while loop a command that run that function? And from the other place you want to access these three lines you can also just call that function

[Little Bear]

I am relatively new to C, so to me its not really simple :P,  but I can't do that because its calling on performance counters inside of the loop.

[jimistephen]

Yeah, if you ever write the same code twice make it a function and call it. What

while('this is you centry for loop')
{
	ReadCPU();
}

void ReadCPU();
{
	int currentCpuPercentage = (int)perfCpuCount.NextValue();
    int currentAvailableMemory = (int)perfMemCount.NextValue();
    int currentTemperature = (int)((((perfTemperature.NextValue() / 3) - 32) * 5) / 9);
}

 

[Little Bear]

3 minutes ago, jimistephen said:

Yeah, if you ever write the same code twice make it a function and call it. What

while('this is you centry for loop)
{
	ReadCPU();
}

void ReadCPU();
{
	int currentCpuPercentage = (int)perfCpuCount.NextValue();
    int currentAvailableMemory = (int)perfMemCount.NextValue();
    int currentTemperature = (int)((((perfTemperature.NextValue() / 3) - 32) * 5) / 9);
}

 

I will try this.

[Little Bear]

It can't call upon the performance counters now

 

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[madknight3]

1 hour ago, Little Bear said:

It can't call upon the performance counters now

 

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Probably because it loses access to the variables perfCpuCount, perfMemCount, and perfTemperature.

 

You can pass information into a function through its parameters. Here's a very simple example

void Main()
{
    int i = 2;
    int j = 3;
    int result = Add(i, j);
}

public static int Add(int x, int y)
{
    return x + y;
}

 

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If calling a function is too much of a performance hit, consider making it a macro

[madknight3]

2 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

If calling a function is too much of a performance hit, consider making it a macro

Based on his other recent thread, I think he's using C# and not C (as he said above). I could be wrong though.

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2 minutes ago, madknight3 said:

Based on his other recent thread, I think he's using C# and not C (as he said above). I could be wrong though.

oh, then I will be no help probably

[Little Bear]

3 minutes ago, madknight3 said:

Based on his other recent thread, I think he's using C# and not C (as he said above). I could be wrong though.

You are correct, and the problem is: I have performance counters in my loop (where they need to be) then i have functions to declare them in the loop (where the need to be for some other code to work), but with those two things configured that way how could i call upon in outside of the while loop(I need those specific variables)?

[HeadsUpHigh]

27 minutes ago, Little Bear said:

You are correct, and the problem is: I have performance counters in my loop (where they need to be) then i have functions to declare them in the loop (where the need to be for some other code to work), but with those two things configured that way how could i call upon in outside of the while loop(I need those specific variables)?

Put the functions to declare them outside the loop. And also outside of the block of code the loop is inside so you can call them from anywhere.

[madknight3]

1 hour ago, Little Bear said:

You are correct, and the problem is: I have performance counters in my loop (where they need to be) then i have functions to declare them in the loop (where the need to be for some other code to work), but with those two things configured that way how could i call upon in outside of the while loop(I need those specific variables)?

 

 

It's much easier to help when you show us the code.

[Little Bear]

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