CounterSample Constructors

Definition

Namespace:

System.Diagnostics

Assembly:

System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter.dll

Package:

System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter v9.0.0-rc.2.24473.5

Initializes a new instance of the CounterSample structure.

Overloads

CounterSample(Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, PerformanceCounterType)	Initializes a new instance of the CounterSample structure and sets the CounterTimeStamp property to 0 (zero).
CounterSample(Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, PerformanceCounterType, Int64)	Initializes a new instance of the CounterSample structure and sets the CounterTimeStamp property to the value that is passed in.

CounterSample(Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, PerformanceCounterType)

Source:

CounterSample.cs

Initializes a new instance of the CounterSample structure and sets the CounterTimeStamp property to 0 (zero).

public:
 CounterSample(long rawValue, long baseValue, long counterFrequency, long systemFrequency, long timeStamp, long timeStamp100nSec, System::Diagnostics::PerformanceCounterType counterType);

public CounterSample (long rawValue, long baseValue, long counterFrequency, long systemFrequency, long timeStamp, long timeStamp100nSec, System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounterType counterType);

new System.Diagnostics.CounterSample : int64 * int64 * int64 * int64 * int64 * int64 * System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounterType -> System.Diagnostics.CounterSample

Public Sub New (rawValue As Long, baseValue As Long, counterFrequency As Long, systemFrequency As Long, timeStamp As Long, timeStamp100nSec As Long, counterType As PerformanceCounterType)

Parameters

rawValue

Int64

The numeric value associated with the performance counter sample.

baseValue

Int64

An optional, base raw value for the counter, to use only if the sample is based on multiple counters.

counterFrequency

Int64

The frequency with which the counter is read.

systemFrequency

Int64

The frequency with which the system reads from the counter.

timeStamp

Int64

The raw time stamp.

timeStamp100nSec

Int64

The raw, high-fidelity time stamp.

counterType

PerformanceCounterType

A PerformanceCounterType object that indicates the type of the counter for which this sample is a snapshot.

Remarks

Use this constructor to take an initial sample of the performance counter. The System Monitor supplies values for these parameters automatically when you call the NextSample method for the first time.

CounterSample(Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, Int64, PerformanceCounterType, Int64)

Source:

CounterSample.cs

Initializes a new instance of the CounterSample structure and sets the CounterTimeStamp property to the value that is passed in.

public:
 CounterSample(long rawValue, long baseValue, long counterFrequency, long systemFrequency, long timeStamp, long timeStamp100nSec, System::Diagnostics::PerformanceCounterType counterType, long counterTimeStamp);

public CounterSample (long rawValue, long baseValue, long counterFrequency, long systemFrequency, long timeStamp, long timeStamp100nSec, System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounterType counterType, long counterTimeStamp);

new System.Diagnostics.CounterSample : int64 * int64 * int64 * int64 * int64 * int64 * System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounterType * int64 -> System.Diagnostics.CounterSample

Public Sub New (rawValue As Long, baseValue As Long, counterFrequency As Long, systemFrequency As Long, timeStamp As Long, timeStamp100nSec As Long, counterType As PerformanceCounterType, counterTimeStamp As Long)

Parameters

rawValue

Int64

The numeric value associated with the performance counter sample.

baseValue

Int64

An optional, base raw value for the counter, to use only if the sample is based on multiple counters.

counterFrequency

Int64

The frequency with which the counter is read.

systemFrequency

Int64

The frequency with which the system reads from the counter.

timeStamp

Int64

The raw time stamp.

timeStamp100nSec

Int64

The raw, high-fidelity time stamp.

counterType

PerformanceCounterType

A PerformanceCounterType object that indicates the type of the counter for which this sample is a snapshot.

counterTimeStamp

Int64

The time at which the sample was taken.

Examples

The following example demonstrates how to initialize a new CounterSample structure, passing in values for the rawValue, baseValue, counterFrequency, systemFrequency, timeStamp, timeStamp100nSec, counterType, and counterTimeStamp parameters. After creating the CounterSample structure, the example displays the property values for the CounterSample in the console window.

PerformanceCounter^ myPerformanceCounter1 = gcnew PerformanceCounter(
   "Processor","% Processor Time","0" );
CounterSample myCounterSample1( 10L, 20L, 30L, 40L, 50L, 60L,
  PerformanceCounterType::AverageCount64 );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterTimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample1.CounterTimeStamp );

Console::WriteLine( "BaseValue = {0}", myCounterSample1.BaseValue );
Console::WriteLine( "RawValue = {0}", myCounterSample1.RawValue );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample1.CounterFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "SystemFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample1.SystemFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample1.TimeStamp );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp100nSec = {0}", myCounterSample1.TimeStamp100nSec );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterType = {0}", myCounterSample1.CounterType );
// Hold the results of sample.
myCounterSample1 = myPerformanceCounter1->NextSample();
Console::WriteLine( "BaseValue = {0}", myCounterSample1.BaseValue );
Console::WriteLine( "RawValue = {0}", myCounterSample1.RawValue );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample1.CounterFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "SystemFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample1.SystemFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample1.TimeStamp );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp100nSec = {0}", myCounterSample1.TimeStamp100nSec );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterType = {0}", myCounterSample1.CounterType );

PerformanceCounter myPerformanceCounter1 = new PerformanceCounter
   ("Processor","% Processor Time", "0");
CounterSample myCounterSample1 = new CounterSample(10L, 20L, 30L, 40L, 50L, 60L,
                     PerformanceCounterType.AverageCount64);
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = "+myCounterSample1.CounterTimeStamp);

Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = "+myCounterSample1.BaseValue);
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = "+myCounterSample1.RawValue);
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = "+myCounterSample1.CounterFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = "+myCounterSample1.SystemFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = "+myCounterSample1.TimeStamp);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = "+myCounterSample1.TimeStamp100nSec);
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = "+myCounterSample1.CounterType);
// Hold the results of sample.
myCounterSample1 = myPerformanceCounter1.NextSample();
Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = "+myCounterSample1.BaseValue);
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = "+myCounterSample1.RawValue);
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = "+myCounterSample1.CounterFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = "+myCounterSample1.SystemFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = "+myCounterSample1.TimeStamp);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = "+myCounterSample1.TimeStamp100nSec);
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = "+myCounterSample1.CounterType);

Dim myPerformanceCounter1 As New PerformanceCounter("Processor", _
                                            "% Processor Time", "0")
Dim myCounterSample1 As New CounterSample(10&, 20&, 30&, 40&, 50&, 60&, _
                               PerformanceCounterType.AverageCount64)
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = " & myCounterSample1.CounterTimeStamp)

Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = " & myCounterSample1.BaseValue)
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = " & myCounterSample1.RawValue)
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = " & myCounterSample1.CounterFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = " & myCounterSample1.SystemFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = " & myCounterSample1.TimeStamp)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = " & myCounterSample1.TimeStamp100nSec)
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = " & myCounterSample1.CounterType.ToString)
' Hold the results of sample.
myCounterSample1 = myPerformanceCounter1.NextSample()

Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = " & myCounterSample1.BaseValue)
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = " & myCounterSample1.RawValue)
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = " & myCounterSample1.CounterFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = " & myCounterSample1.SystemFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = " & myCounterSample1.TimeStamp)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = " & myCounterSample1.TimeStamp100nSec)
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = " & myCounterSample1.CounterType.ToString)

PerformanceCounter^ myPerformanceCounter2 =
   gcnew PerformanceCounter( "Processor","% Processor Time","0" );
CounterSample myCounterSample2( 10L, 20L, 30L, 40L, 50L, 60L,
  PerformanceCounterType::AverageCount64,300);
Console::WriteLine( "CounterTimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp );
Console::WriteLine( "BaseValue = {0}", myCounterSample2.BaseValue );
Console::WriteLine( "RawValue = {0}", myCounterSample2.RawValue );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample2.CounterFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "SystemFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample2.SystemFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample2.TimeStamp );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp100nSec = {0}", myCounterSample2.TimeStamp100nSec );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterType = {0}", myCounterSample2.CounterType );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterTimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp );
// Hold the results of sample.
myCounterSample2 = myPerformanceCounter2->NextSample();
Console::WriteLine( "BaseValue = {0}", myCounterSample2.BaseValue );
Console::WriteLine( "RawValue = {0}", myCounterSample2.RawValue );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample2.CounterFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "SystemFrequency = {0}", myCounterSample2.SystemFrequency );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample2.TimeStamp );
Console::WriteLine( "TimeStamp100nSec = {0}", myCounterSample2.TimeStamp100nSec );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterType = {0}", myCounterSample2.CounterType );
Console::WriteLine( "CounterTimeStamp = {0}", myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp );

PerformanceCounter myPerformanceCounter2 = new PerformanceCounter
   ("Processor","% Processor Time", "0");
CounterSample myCounterSample2 = new CounterSample(10L, 20L, 30L, 40L, 50L, 60L,
               PerformanceCounterType.AverageCount64, 300);
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = "+myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp);
Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = "+myCounterSample2.BaseValue);
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = "+myCounterSample2.RawValue);
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = "+myCounterSample2.CounterFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = "+myCounterSample2.SystemFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = "+myCounterSample2.TimeStamp);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = "+myCounterSample2.TimeStamp100nSec);
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = "+myCounterSample2.CounterType);
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = "+myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp);
// Hold the results of sample.
myCounterSample2 = myPerformanceCounter2.NextSample();
Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = "+myCounterSample2.BaseValue);
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = "+myCounterSample2.RawValue);
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = "+myCounterSample2.CounterFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = "+myCounterSample2.SystemFrequency);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = "+myCounterSample2.TimeStamp);
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = "+myCounterSample2.TimeStamp100nSec);
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = "+myCounterSample2.CounterType);
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = "+myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp);

Dim myPerformanceCounter2 As New PerformanceCounter("Processor", _
                                             "% Processor Time", "0")
Dim myCounterSample2 As New CounterSample(10&, 20&, 30&, 40&, 50&, 60&, _
                         PerformanceCounterType.AverageCount64, 300)
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = " & myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp)
Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = " & myCounterSample2.BaseValue)
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = " & myCounterSample2.RawValue)
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = " & myCounterSample2.CounterFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = " & myCounterSample2.SystemFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = " & myCounterSample2.TimeStamp)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = " & myCounterSample2.TimeStamp100nSec)
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = " & myCounterSample2.CounterType.ToString)
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = " & myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp)

' Hold the results of sample.
myCounterSample2 = myPerformanceCounter2.NextSample()
Console.WriteLine("BaseValue = " & myCounterSample2.BaseValue)
Console.WriteLine("RawValue = " & myCounterSample2.RawValue)
Console.WriteLine("CounterFrequency = " & myCounterSample2.CounterFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("SystemFrequency = " & myCounterSample2.SystemFrequency)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp = " & myCounterSample2.TimeStamp)
Console.WriteLine("TimeStamp100nSec = " & myCounterSample2.TimeStamp100nSec)
Console.WriteLine("CounterType = " & myCounterSample2.CounterType.ToString)
Console.WriteLine("CounterTimeStamp = " & myCounterSample2.CounterTimeStamp)

Remarks

Use this constructor to take samples after you have already taken an initial sample of the performance counter. The System Monitor supplies values for these parameters automatically when you call the NextSample method.