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Another example using the pi4j library, this time displaying various clock speeds on your system
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import com.pi4j.system.NetworkInfo; import com.pi4j.system.SystemInfo; import java.io.IOException; import java.text.ParseException; public class clockinfo { public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException, IOException, ParseException { System.out.println("----------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println("CLOCK INFO"); System.out.println("----------------------------------------------------"); System.out.println("ARM Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyArm()); System.out.println("CORE Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyCore()); System.out.println("H264 Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyH264()); System.out.println("ISP Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyISP()); System.out.println("V3D Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyV3D()); System.out.println("UART Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyUART()); System.out.println("PWM Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyPWM()); System.out.println("EMMC Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyEMMC()); System.out.println("Pixel Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyPixel()); System.out.println("VEC Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyVEC()); System.out.println("HDMI Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyHDMI()); System.out.println("DPI Frequency : " + SystemInfo.getClockFrequencyDPI()); System.out.println(); System.out.println(); } }
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