The results are printed to STDOUT via XS using printf(). You can try capturing STDOUT thusly:

use Capture::Tiny 'capture';
use Win32::Process::CpuUsage;
my ($out, $err) = capture {
 my ($pid, $interval, $counts) = (4800, 1000, 3);
 my $rs = Win32::Process::CpuUsage::GetProcessCpuUsage($pid, $interval
+, $counts, $prcCPU, $sysCPU);
};
print "result: $out\n";

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If the above does work (with windows you never know) it will not be realtime unfortunately. But I am sure TIMTOWDY TIMTOWTDI.

In reply to Re: Win32::Process::CpuUsage: Redirect output? by bliako
in thread Win32::Process::CpuUsage: Redirect output? by Bloehdian

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