GRTOP(1)                                                            GRTOP(1)



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

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

DESCRIPTION
     grtop 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 grtop is a perl script built on top of top(1) and
     xwsh(1G) which closely (although not perfectly) emulates the previous SGI
     grtop. For details on the system and process data that is displayed
     within the grtop window, see the top(1) man page. The version of top
     that is used by this grtop 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).





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