Finder
Table of Contents
Interfaces
Classes
- _NProcessorFinder
- Find the number of logical CPU cores for Linux and the likes.
- CmiCmdletLogicalFinder
- Find the number of logical CPU cores for Windows leveraging the Get-CimInstance cmdlet, which is a newer version that is recommended over Get-WmiObject.
- CmiCmdletPhysicalFinder
- Find the number of physical CPU cores for Windows.
- CpuInfoFinder
- Find the number of CPU cores looking up at the cpuinfo file which is available on Linux systems and Windows systems with a Linux sub-system.
- DummyCpuCoreFinder
- This finder returns whatever value you gave to it. This is useful for testing or as a fallback to avoid to catch the NumberOfCpuCoreNotFound exception.
- FinderRegistry
- HwLogicalFinder
- Find the number of logical CPU cores for Linux, BSD and OSX.
- HwPhysicalFinder
- Find the number of physical CPU cores for Linux, BSD and OSX.
- LscpuLogicalFinder
- The number of logical cores.
- LscpuPhysicalFinder
- The number of physical processors.
- NProcessorFinder
- Find the number of logical CPU cores for FreeSBD, Solaris and the likes.
- NProcFinder
- The number of (logical) cores.
- NullCpuCoreFinder
- This finder returns whatever value you gave to it. This is useful for testing.
- OnlyInPowerShellFinder
- OnlyOnOSFamilyFinder
- ProcOpenBasedFinder
- SkipOnOSFamilyFinder
- WindowsRegistryLogicalFinder
- Find the number of logical CPU cores for Windows.
- WmicLogicalFinder
- Find the number of logical CPU cores for Windows.
- WmicPhysicalFinder
- Find the number of physical CPU cores for Windows.