The pbench is Windows equivalent to Unix "time" command to measure process resource usage.
Note
Command prompt window should be restarted after installation to find installed pbench.exe
Using Windows Installer command:
- Run the following command from the command prompt:
msiexec.exe /qb /i https://github.com/chemodax/pbench/releases/download/0.7.0/pbench-x64.msi
Using Windows Installer GUI:
- Download latest release
- Run the installation package
pbench [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| --pid PID | Also benchmark process with specified process ID |
| --count COUNT | Run command COUNT times |
| --concurrent | Run command in parallel |
| --stdout-nul | Redirect command output to NUL |
Measure performance of curl http://example.com command:
pbench --stdout-nul curl http://example.com==== curl http://example.com ====
== Performance of curl http://example.com
Real time: 0.299 s
CPU time: 0.015 s
User time: 0.000 s
Kernel time: 0.015 s
Read IO: 0 ( 0 KB)
Write IO: 1 ( 1 KB)
Other IO: 127 ( 1 KB)
Peak WS size: 6196 KB
Total time: 0.303 s