Version 1.1.0.4 released - December 4th, 2009

After version 1.1.0.3, the Core Temp Grapher will now keep track of temperatures that you may set in Core Temp.

Version 1.0.3.5 released - October 4th, 2009

The Core Temp Grapher application was developed to be a small tool that will display a graph per processor core displaying the load percentage and core temperature. For best results with the Grapher, you should use the latest Core Temp version available.
Core Temp Grapher Description:

Version 1.0.3.4 released - October 4th, 2009

Version 1.0.3.3 released - October 3rd, 2009

Version 1.0.3.2 released - October 3rd, 2009

Version 1.0.3.1 released - October 3rd, 2009

Version 1.0.3 released - October 3rd, 2009

Version 1.0.2 released - October 3rd, 2009

Version 1.0.1 released - October 3rd, 2009

Version 1.0 released - October 3rd, 2009

New Features / Changes:

Core Temp should be updated to the latest version and the Grapher updated to read the latest processor core temperatures.

Help documentation has been added to the app.

Resolved a few core temp bugs related to older versions of core temp.

If Core Temp is not running, the Grapher will now create and start Core Temp.

If core temp has been left running and is not monitoring the processor, the Grapher will stop Core Temp and start it again.

This update is not recommended for current users of Core Temp v.1.0 or earlier and v.1.1.0.2 or earlier.

Version 1.1.0.2 released - May 16th, 2009

Version 1.1.0.1 released - May 15th, 2009

Version 1.1.0.0 released - May 15th, 2009

New Features / Changes:

Core Temp should be updated to the latest version and the Grapher updated to read the latest processor core temperatures.

Help documentation has been added to the app.

Resolved a few core temp bugs related to older versions of core temp.

If Core Temp is not running

Remarks:

“CoreTempGrapher” is a window that displays a graph of processor core temps on the host. It also displays the percentage of time spent by a process as a percentage of total CPU time.

The “Grapher” will read CoreTemp from /proc/acpi/processor/CPUXXXXX/ and /proc/acpi/processor/CPUXXXXX/state/XXXXXX/

The Grapher displays processor core temperatures and timeseries data. The window is always in the “active” state.

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Core Temp grapher is a small application that displays a graph per core that shows the load percentage and the core temperature of the processor (or two cores if the operating system doesn’t support two cores). It can show whether or not the cores are loaded, and if the system is overheating. The graph can be displayed in real-time on the desktop or on the taskbar.
Core Temp Grapher Features:
Real-time Core Temp graphs showing core load and temperature for each core in the system. 2 graphs per processor core.
Real-time Core Temp graph showing core load and temperature for each core in the system. The Core Temp version available is: v1.4.3
2 graphs per processor core.
Core Temp graphs shown on the desktop or in the taskbar (depending on OS settings).
Core Temp graphs shown on the desktop or in the taskbar (depending on OS settings).
Core Temp grapher shows three graphs per core.
Core Temp grapher shows three graphs per core.
Core Temp grapher graphs can be filtered by processor and load percentage.
Core Temp grapher graphs can be filtered by processor and load percentage.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-time.
Core Temp grapher graphs are updated in real-

This application was created to graph the current load of the processor cores on a Linux system. A window of 1024 x 768 pixels will be displayed on the screen. The graph will be updated every 5 seconds. A different color is used for each core depending on the core temperature.
The load value is logged in either the last 1024th or last 8192th of seconds. The unit is based on the following units:

The default units used are:

In this application, the values are stored in a vector that can be sorted by value and created into a bar graph.

Dependencies:
qt 5.4.0 or later
libxml2 2.7.8 or later
c++
libz
vala (optional)

If you want to use the "pull down the graph at runtime" feature, you can download the example for the "pulldown graph" from the downloads page.

Development steps:
To make a change to this application, first make the change in the "pending pulldown graph" application (see the downloads page). Then, create a new file "Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.glade", and change the Interface Builder files to the values from the "Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.glade" file. Then, create a new file "Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.vala".
Finally, change the corresponding source code to include the new.vala file.

Files in this package:
Coretemp.glade - The user interface file
Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.glade - The interface file (note: this file will need a few changes)
Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.vala - The code for the user interface file
Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.png - The icons used in the user interface
Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.html - A link to the Core Temp website
Coretemp.app/Contents/Resources/Coretemp.ico - The icon used in the UI

Changes:
1.4.1 - Added background support, adding the icons, added the comments for the Glade files
1.4.0 - Added the initial version with one button
1.3.1 - Added the framework for the application
1.2.0 - New version. The icons are now in a resource file. The documentations were written.
1.1.2 - The documentation was completed
1.1.1 - Fixed the documentation
1.1.0 - First release

History:
The project started with a template created by Hans-Martin Wagner
version 1.1.0: first release

Credits:
The Core Temp application was created by Todd Wilson, Karl Schoepf

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This app requires 8GB or more of free space.
* To use the full power of the app, you will need at least 300MB of RAM available.
*Windows 8 and Windows 7 are required.
* You need Internet access to receive the app's updates.
* To install some of the apps, you will need to download data to your device.
* iOS devices:
You will need an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
* Android devices:
You will need an Android

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