Resana

Somewhat of a Windows Task Manager clone, Resana provides live statistics of system information.

This program is a experiment and work-in-progress that allows me to learn more about software engineering and development, system design, databases, and offers an experience in other advanced topics such as multi-threading and parallel processing.

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Currently supported Data

• CPU
  • Total CPU load
  • CPU load of each logical processor
  • CPU demand of current process
• Memory (Physica/Virtual)
  • Total memory
  • Memory used
  • Available memory
  • Amount used by current process
• Process Information
  • Executable name
  • Process and parent process IDs
  • Thread count
  • Priority class

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Road map

• UI
  • Resource analyzer panel:
    • Rework update interval speed selection
    • Process panel:
      • Get process memory usage and module ID data working
      • Get processes sortable by name
      • Get processes findable (i.e. searchable)
    • Performance panel:
      • Show total CPU load usage in table header (or something)
      • Make logical processor table expandable upon clicking total usage header
• Future updates:
  • Implement an event system. This is mainly do to the increasing demand of event notifications such as the consistent and sychronous updating of panels and panel objects.

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Bugs

• Fix 'View' menu in Process Details to stop it from taking context when hovered
• Closing Resource Analyzer panel crashes program
• Program exits after waiting for ending threads to join.
• Processes are not deselected when clicking a selected process.