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All,
I'm using

top -l 0 -s 1  -pid XXX -stats rsize | awk 'NR%13==0; fflush(stdout)' > output.txt  

to store the rsize value of a process in a file. Currently the contents of output.txt look like this:

3828K+   
3832K+  
3836K+  
3840K+  
3840K   
3840K   

I would like to modify this one-liner to include timestamp along with the value. I know that there is a "time" column in the top command output.I don't know if this is the execution time.

How How do I modify the awk part of the above one-liner and add timestamp to it? The resultant output should look like this:

1338936728 3828K+  
1338936729 3838K

I'm on a Mac OSX. I would like to make a timestamp Vs rsize plot.

All,
I'm using

top -l 0 -s 1  -pid XXX -stats rsize | awk 'NR%13==0; fflush(stdout)' > output.txt  

to store the rsize value of a process in a file. Currently the contents of output.txt look like this:

3828K+   
3832K+  
3836K+  
3840K+  
3840K   
3840K   

I would like to modify this one-liner to include timestamp along with the value. I know that there is a "time" column in the top command output.I don't know if this is the execution time.

How do I modify the awk part of the above one-liner and add timestamp to it? The resultant output should look like this:

1338936728 3828K+  
1338936729 3838K

I'm on a Mac OSX. I would like to make a timestamp Vs rsize plot.

All,
I'm using

top -l 0 -s 1  -pid XXX -stats rsize | awk 'NR%13==0; fflush(stdout)' > output.txt  

to store the rsize value of a process in a file. Currently the contents of output.txt look like this:

3828K+   
3832K+  
3836K+  
3840K+  
3840K   
3840K   

I would like to modify this one-liner to include timestamp along with the value. How do I modify the awk part of the above one-liner and add timestamp to it? The resultant output should look like this:

1338936728 3828K+  
1338936729 3838K

I'm on a Mac OSX. I would like to make a timestamp Vs rsize plot.

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smokinguns
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All,
I'm using

top -l 0 -s 1  -pid XXX -stats rsize | awk 'NR%13==0; fflush(stdout)' > output.txt  

to store the rsize value of a process in a file. Currently the contents of output.txt look like this:

3828K+   
3832K+  
3836K+  
3840K+  
3840K   
3840K   

I would like to modify this one-liner to include timestamp along with the value. I know that there is a "time" column in the top command output.I don't know if this is the execution time.

How do I modify the awk part of the above one-liner and add timestamp to it? The resultant output should look like this:

1338936728 3828K+  
1338936729 3838K

I'm on a Mac OSX. I would like to make a timestamp Vs rsize plot.

All,
I'm using

top -l 0 -s 1  -pid XXX -stats rsize | awk 'NR%13==0; fflush(stdout)' > output.txt  

to store the rsize value of a process in a file. Currently the contents of output.txt look like this:

3828K+   
3832K+  
3836K+  
3840K+  
3840K   
3840K   

I would like to modify this one-liner to include timestamp along with the value. The resultant output should look like this:

1338936728 3828K+  
1338936729 3838K

I'm on a Mac OSX. I would like to make a timestamp Vs rsize plot

All,
I'm using

top -l 0 -s 1  -pid XXX -stats rsize | awk 'NR%13==0; fflush(stdout)' > output.txt  

to store the rsize value of a process in a file. Currently the contents of output.txt look like this:

3828K+   
3832K+  
3836K+  
3840K+  
3840K   
3840K   

I would like to modify this one-liner to include timestamp along with the value. I know that there is a "time" column in the top command output.I don't know if this is the execution time.

How do I modify the awk part of the above one-liner and add timestamp to it? The resultant output should look like this:

1338936728 3828K+  
1338936729 3838K

I'm on a Mac OSX. I would like to make a timestamp Vs rsize plot.

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smokinguns
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