multi-core processor bar measure FAIL

[wand3r0r]

I'm using the code:

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[MeasureCPU23]

Measure=CPU
processor=23
InvertMeasure=1
	
	[MeterCPUText23]

Meter=String
MeasureName=MeasureCPU23
X=5
Y=5R
W=105
H=15
FontColor=#Color2#
Text="CPU23: %1%"
AntiAlias=1

	[MeterCPUGraph23]

Meter=bar
MeasureName=MeasureCPU23
X=100
Y=r
W=100
H=15
SolidColor=#Color3#
BarColor=#Color4#
BarOrientation=HORIZONTAL

this is returning results when i obviously dont have a 23 core processor.
this isnt my main concern however. what has been bothering me is: since this doesnt return an error can the readings from my other 22 cores be trusted?

[jsmorley]

I'm using the code:

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[MeasureCPU23]

Measure=CPU
processor=23
InvertMeasure=1
	
	[MeterCPUText23]

Meter=String
MeasureName=MeasureCPU23
X=5
Y=5R
W=105
H=15
FontColor=#Color2#
Text="CPU23: %1%"
AntiAlias=1

	[MeterCPUGraph23]

Meter=bar
MeasureName=MeasureCPU23
X=100
Y=r
W=100
H=15
SolidColor=#Color3#
BarColor=#Color4#
BarOrientation=HORIZONTAL

this is returning results when i obviously dont have a 23 core processor.
this isnt my main concern however. what has been bothering me is: since this doesnt return an error can the readings from my other 22 cores be trusted?

If Processor= is missing or invalid, the measure will return the average of all actual cores.

[wand3r0r]

so processor "23" is the same as Measure=CPU?

[jsmorley]

so processor "23" is the same as Measure=CPU?

Seems to be....

[poiru]

since this doesnt return an error can the readings from my other 22 cores be trusted?

If you look at the log, something like this will be there:

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DEBUG: (00:00:11.388) [mCPU] Invalid Processor: 10