public static List <Dictionary <string, string> > SystemProfileForHost(SUHost host)
{
List <Dictionary <string, string> > profile = new List <Dictionary <string, string> >();
// App name
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("appName", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Application Name"), host.Name, host.Name));
// App version
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("appVersion", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Application Version"), host.Version, host.Version));
// System version
string version = Environment.OSVersion.ToString();
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("osVersion", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("OS Version"), version, version));
// .NET version
string frameworkVersion = Environment.Version.ToString();
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("dotNetVersion", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey(".NET Version"), frameworkVersion, frameworkVersion));
// 64-bit?
if (Helpers.Is64BitOperatingSystem)
{
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpu64bit", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU is 64-Bit?"), "1", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Yes")));
}
else
{
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpu64bit", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU is 64-Bit?"), "0", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("No")));
}
// CPU Count
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("ncpu", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Number of CPUs"), Environment.ProcessorCount.ToString(), Environment.ProcessorCount.ToString()));
// CPU Speed
// Use methods other than System.Management when possible, because WMI is both horrendously slow, and
// quite prone to deciding to break or completely screw up by itself, it seems.
string cpuSpeed;
using (var cpuRegistryKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(@"HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\CentralProcessor\0", false))
cpuSpeed = cpuRegistryKey.GetValue("~MHz").ToString();
if (Helpers.StringIsNullOrWhiteSpace(cpuSpeed))
{
using (var mObj = new System.Management.ManagementObject("Win32_Processor.DeviceID='CPU0'"))
cpuSpeed = mObj["CurrentClockSpeed"].ToString();
}
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpuFreqMHz", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU Speed (GHz)"), cpuSpeed.ToString(), (Double.Parse(cpuSpeed) / 1000.0).ToString()));
// CPU Type
// A problem with this is that Mac OS X and Windows have different values for this; on Windows this is
// the processor architecture, and on OS X it is the CPU type.
// Windows: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394373%28VS.85%29.aspx
// OS X: http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu-1228.12.14/osfmk/mach/machine.h
var sysInfo = new NativeMethods.SYSTEM_INFO();
NativeMethods.GetSystemInfoAbstracted(ref sysInfo);
int archSparkle = -1;
string archDisplay = "Unknown";
switch (sysInfo.wProcessorArchitecture)
{
case 0:
archSparkle = 7;
archDisplay = "x86";
break;
case 1:
archSparkle = 8;
archDisplay = "MIPS";
break;
case 2:
archSparkle = 16;
archDisplay = "Alpha";
break;
case 3:
archSparkle = 3;
archDisplay = "PowerPC";
break;
case 9:
archSparkle = 7;
archDisplay = "x86_64";
break;
}
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cputype", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU Type"), archSparkle.ToString(), archDisplay));
// CPU Subtype
// Until someone wants to write something that will work this out, let's just send the equivalent to
// the OS X _ALL. Actually, that's probably accurate, since .NET was designed to be portable.
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpusubtype", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU Subtype"), "0", "0"));
// RAM
ulong installedMemory = 0;
var memStatus = new NativeMethods.MEMORYSTATUSEX();
if (NativeMethods.GlobalMemoryStatusEx(memStatus))
{
installedMemory = memStatus.ullTotalPhys / 1024 / 1024;
}
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("ramMB", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Memory (MB)"), installedMemory.ToString(), installedMemory.ToString()));
// User preferred language
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("lang", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Preferred Language"), CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName, CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName));
return(profile);
}
public static List<Dictionary<string, string>> SystemProfileForHost(SUHost host)
{
List<Dictionary<string, string>> profile = new List<Dictionary<string, string>>();
// App name
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("appName", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Application Name"), host.Name, host.Name));
// App version
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("appVersion", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Application Version"), host.Version, host.Version));
// System version
string version = Environment.OSVersion.ToString();
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("osVersion", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("OS Version"), version, version));
// .NET version
string frameworkVersion = Environment.Version.ToString();
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("dotNetVersion", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey(".NET Version"), frameworkVersion, frameworkVersion));
// 64-bit?
if (Helpers.Is64BitOperatingSystem) {
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpu64bit", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU is 64-Bit?"), "1", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Yes")));
} else {
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpu64bit", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU is 64-Bit?"), "0", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("No")));
}
// CPU Count
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("ncpu", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Number of CPUs"), Environment.ProcessorCount.ToString(), Environment.ProcessorCount.ToString()));
// CPU Speed
// Use methods other than System.Management when possible, because WMI is both horrendously slow, and
// quite prone to deciding to break or completely screw up by itself, it seems.
string cpuSpeed;
using (var cpuRegistryKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(@"HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\CentralProcessor\0", false))
cpuSpeed = cpuRegistryKey.GetValue("~MHz").ToString();
if (Helpers.StringIsNullOrWhiteSpace(cpuSpeed))
using (var mObj = new System.Management.ManagementObject("Win32_Processor.DeviceID='CPU0'"))
cpuSpeed = mObj["CurrentClockSpeed"].ToString();
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpuFreqMHz", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU Speed (GHz)"), cpuSpeed.ToString(), (Double.Parse(cpuSpeed) / 1000.0).ToString()));
// CPU Type
// A problem with this is that Mac OS X and Windows have different values for this; on Windows this is
// the processor architecture, and on OS X it is the CPU type.
// Windows: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394373%28VS.85%29.aspx
// OS X: http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu-1228.12.14/osfmk/mach/machine.h
var sysInfo = new NativeMethods.SYSTEM_INFO();
NativeMethods.GetSystemInfoAbstracted(ref sysInfo);
int archSparkle = -1;
string archDisplay = "Unknown";
switch (sysInfo.wProcessorArchitecture)
{
case 0:
archSparkle = 7;
archDisplay = "x86";
break;
case 1:
archSparkle = 8;
archDisplay = "MIPS";
break;
case 2:
archSparkle = 16;
archDisplay = "Alpha";
break;
case 3:
archSparkle = 3;
archDisplay = "PowerPC";
break;
case 9:
archSparkle = 7;
archDisplay = "x86_64";
break;
}
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cputype", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU Type"), archSparkle.ToString(), archDisplay));
// CPU Subtype
// Until someone wants to write something that will work this out, let's just send the equivalent to
// the OS X _ALL. Actually, that's probably accurate, since .NET was designed to be portable.
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("cpusubtype", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("CPU Subtype"), "0", "0"));
// RAM
ulong installedMemory = 0;
var memStatus = new NativeMethods.MEMORYSTATUSEX();
if (NativeMethods.GlobalMemoryStatusEx(memStatus)) {
installedMemory = memStatus.ullTotalPhys / 1024 / 1024;
}
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("ramMB", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Memory (MB)"), installedMemory.ToString(), installedMemory.ToString()));
// User preferred language
profile.Add(DictionaryForProfileItem("lang", SULocalizedStrings.StringForKey("Preferred Language"), CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName, CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName));
return profile;
}