ADB Shell top uses

ADB Shell Top

First, the relevant parameters:

1. >ADB Shell Top-h
2. Usage:top [-M Max_procs] [-N iterations] [-D delay] [-s sort_column] [-t] [-h]
3. -M Num Maximum number of processes to display . Show up to how many processes
4. -N num Updates to Show before exiting. Number of refreshes
5. -D num Seconds to wait between updates. Refresh interval (default 5 seconds)
6. -S Col column to sort by (cpu,vss,rss,thr). Sorted by which column
7. -T show threads instead of processes. Show thread information instead of process
8. -H Display this help screen. Show Help Document

Like what:

ADB Shell Top-m 5

Indicates the number of 5 processes printed and the percentage of CPU value consumed by the associated process running.

The first column related parameter explanation:

1. User is in the run time of the client state and does not contain a negative process with a priority value
2. CPU time consumed by a process with a negative priority value
3. Sys is in the running time of the nuclear mentality
4. Idle wait time other than IO wait time
5. IOW io Wait Time
6. IRQ Hard Interrupt Time
7. SIRQ Soft Interrupt Time PID process ID

The second column related parameter explanation:

1. pid process ID
2.  PR priority
3.  cpu% current instantaneous CPU utilization  
4. s process state: d= non-interruptible sleep state, r= run, s= sleep, t= trace/stop, z= Zombie process
5.  # The number of threads currently used by the THR program
6.  vss virtual set Size virtual memory consumption (contains memory consumed by shared library)
7.  rss resident set Size actual use of physical memory (contains memory consumed by shared libraries)
8.  pcy scheduling policy priority, Sp_background/sp_foreground
9.   UID Process owner User ID
10.  name process name

Second, the use of the command  

1. adb shell top-m xx view xx number of processes
2. adb shell top-n xx refresh xx times
3. adb shell top-d XX Refresh Frequency
4. ......

Third, the printed data saved to the local

ADB shell top-m 5 > D:\cpu.txt data for printed 5 processes are saved to the Cpu.txt file in the local D drive

Fourth. specify to view data for an app

Example: monitoring the CPU usage of a microblog :adb shell top-n 1 | grep com.sina.weibo

10 seconds Refresh shows CPU usage:adb shell top-d | grep com.sina.weibo

Real-time monitoring of micro-blog CPU usage:adb shell top |grep Com.sina.weibo

ADB Shell top uses