PureMonitor For Mac

PureBasic is a programming language that comes with a friendly syntax, based on BASIC rules. PureMonitor is a minimalist OS X application that can help you monitor the CPU and memory usage when developing PureBasic projects.

Upon launch, PureMonitor places a small menulet in the status bar that will display all the relevant information. Via the PureBasic tools, you can configure PureMonitor to automatically open or quit whenever you start or stop working on a project.

Within the PureMonitor status bar icon you get to see the amount of CPU usage, the number of running and total threads, and the memory usage value. If you open the app panel, you also get to see the number of open files or open sockets.

PureMonitor enables you to set up threshold limits for the CPU and memory usage and can trigger both visual and audio alerts when the values are exceeded. PureMonitor can help you kill the PureBasic app if frozen when the debugger is not running.

The application also features a Live Log panel where you get to see the values for the monitored parameters in real time. The information can be easily exported to the Documents folder for further analysis.

Note that PureMonitor will grab the usage values every second for the first 10 seconds, every 10 seconds for the next 50 seconds, and then resumes to grabbing the information once every minute.

PureMonitor can integrate with the PureBasic tools and enables you to see real-time usage statistics whenever working on a project. PureMonitor can record details about the CPU, threads, and memory requirement, allows you to export the logs to the disk, and can display threshold alerts.