Quote from: ckolivas on February 13, 2014, 01:31:31 AM

Quote from: starsoccer9 on February 13, 2014, 12:30:11 AM

I mean the build HF-Engineer posted a bit back. He uploaded the source to one of the builds 3.09 I think. I wanted to know if I could take that source and compile it for windows and then be able to see the core temps and such. As otherwise the only way for me to see it is to put debug on which is quite annoying.

The API is able to access all the information. Enable the api with --api-listen on the cgminer command line.
Java makes it easy to talk to like so:
java API stats

output per core looks like this:

Code:

[Core] => 0
[hash clockrate] => 610
[die temperature] => 79.125000
[board temperature] => 67.772369
[core voltage] => 0: 0.79
[core voltage] => 1: 0.00
[core voltage] => 2: 0.00
[core voltage] => 3: 0.00
[core voltage] => 4: 0.00
[core voltage] => 5: 0.00
[rx header crc] => 0
[rx body crc] => 0
[rx header to] => 0
[rx body to] => 0
[cn fifo full] => 0
[an fifo full] => 0
[stats overrun] => 0

Okay guess ill be trying to program tonight. great.