Potential workaround for #155 by allowing you to specify which sources to use when collecting data.
# Example of removing the slow CPUID source in Python
from cpuinfo import get_cpu_info, SOURCES
SOURCES.remove("CPUID")
info = get_cpu_info(sources=SOURCES)
or
$ # Example using just a few sources via the CLI flag
$ python -m cpuinfo --sources LSCPU,PROC_CPUINFO,DMESG
Python Version: 3.9.15.final.0 (64 bit)
Cpuinfo Version: 9.0.0
Vendor ID Raw: GenuineIntel
...
Benchmarks
$ # With CPUID
$ time python -m cpuinfo --sources WMIC,REGISTRY,PROC_CPUINFO,CPUFREQ_INFO,LSCPU,SYSCTL,KSTAT,DMESG,DMESG_BOOT,LSPROP,SYSINFO,UNAME,CPUID > /dev/null
python -m cpuinfo --sources > /dev/null 1.07s user 0.12s system 101% cpu 1.173 total
$ # Without CPUID
$ time python -m cpuinfo --sources WMIC,REGISTRY,PROC_CPUINFO,CPUFREQ_INFO,LSCPU,SYSCTL,KSTAT,DMESG,DMESG_BOOT,LSPROP,SYSINFO,UNAME > /dev/null
python -m cpuinfo --sources > /dev/null 0.10s user 0.02s system 80% cpu 0.149 total
Potential workaround for #155 by allowing you to specify which sources to use when collecting data.
or
Benchmarks