gr_top(1)

gr_top - display processes having highest CPU usage in a window

As shipped in IRIX 6.5.30. Unchanged since IRIX 6.5.

NAME
     gr_top - display processes having highest CPU usage in a window

SYNOPSIS
     gr_top [ -i interval ] [ -n lines ] [ -B bgcolor ] [ -F fgcolor ] [ -T
     titlecolor ] [ -p points ]

DESCRIPTION
     gr_top displays a sorted list of processes which are using some portion
     of the available CPU cycles on a machine.  The display is updated
     periodically as specified by interval.

     This version of gr_top is a perl script built on top of top(1) and
     xwsh(1G) which closely (although not perfectly) emulates the previous SGI
     gr_top. For details on the system and process data that is displayed
     within the gr_top window, see the top(1) man page. The version of top
     that is used by this gr_top is a much newer and enhanced version, based
     on a recent (3.4) top release on the net.

OPTIONS
     The following options are supported:

     -i interval
               This option sets the update interval in seconds; by default
               this is 5 seconds.

     -n lines  This option sets the number of processes that can be displayed
               at once, and thus indirectly determines the window size.

     -B color  This option sets the background color which will be used for
               the window.  The color is an Xwindow color specification (see
               showrgb(1) for a list of legal colors.

     -F color  This option sets the foreground color which will be used for
               the window.  The color is an Xwindow color specification (see
               showrgb(1) for a list of legal colors.

     -T color  This option sets the top title bar color.  The color is an
               Xwindow color specification (see showrgb(1) for a list of legal
               colors.

     -p points This option sets the pointsize of the text used in the window,
               and indirectly controls the window size along with the number
               of lines specified.

FILES
     /proc/pinfo, /dev/kmem

SEE ALSO
     top(1), osview(1), gr_osview(1), ps(1).