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Matrix is an APM (Application Performance Manage) used in Wechat to monitor, locate and analyse performance problems. It is a plugin style, non-invasive solution and is currently available on iOS, macOS and Android. The monitoring scope of the current tool includes: crash, lag, and out-of-memory, which includes the following two plugins, WCCrashBlockMonitorPlugin, which is based on KSCrash framework and features cutting-edge lag stack capture capabilities with crash capture, and WCMemoryStatPlugin, which is a performance-optimized out-of-memory monitoring tool that captures memory allocation and the callstack of an application's out-of-memory event. ...

WaveSorter emphasizes dynamic visualization and versatility. Slider controls let the user select any coefficient or sample from any of several transforms, which can then be plotted to either axis of a 2D histogram (scatterplot). Within the waveform space, cursor-based controls let the user select subregions of the waveform space or individual waveforms to view. The user may cluster waveforms manually or via one of several popular clustering programs. The classification along with waveform...

wmibam is a dockapp that monitors the apm status using the intellegent battery monitor (ibam) by Sebastian Ritterbusch to make statistical considerations to determine the currect battery status.

Provides battery,temperature,ac,cpufreq (SpeedStep,Powernow!) control and monitoring. Proper suspend to disk/ram and standby by shell hooks that are easy to extend. APM and ACPI machines are supported equally. For laptops as well as for workstations.

W3RepLib ( or Warcraft III Replay Parsing Library ) is a portable library. It can parse Warcraft III replay files to get the detail controls of players and calculate the APM ( actions per minute ) of them.

MyApm is a simple applet displayed in the KDE-Kicker panel showing battery time remaining of an APM supported-laptop. Settings like energylevels, warnsnd and -msg are configable. It uses the remaining min of /proc/apm instead of the "%" like other apmds