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system.cpu.usage parameter of HPUX subagent problem

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    xiuzhh
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    Hi:
        I  found the data collected by system.cpu.usage parameter of HPUX subagents  inconsistent with the other performance tools like glance,top,vmstat and so on.
        I tried to trace the CpuUsageCollector function in src/agent/subagent/HPUX/system.cpp and found the reason:
        The HPUX subagent counts the cpu wait  statment as cpu usage:
        m_cpuUsage[m_currentSlot++] = 100 - ((float)((psd.psd_cpu_time[CP_IDLE] - m_idle) * 100) / delta);
        but other performace tools counts the cpu wait statment as cpu idle.
        I modified the souce code like this:
        m_cpuUsage[m_currentSlot++] =  ((float)(((psd.psd_cpu_time[CP_USER] - m_user) + (psd.psd_cpu_time[CP_SYS] - m_sys) ) * 100) / delta)  (mybe adds the CPU nice statment is better);
        As a result this metric  was consistent  with other performance tools. 
        I wonder which way calculates the CPU usage is more helpful.

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