Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual (G06.25+)

Guardian Procedure Calls (P)
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PROCESS_GETINFOLIST_ Procedure
an eight-byte context value as auxiliary data. The attribute code must include the
length indication, so its value is 16507 or (4<<12)+123.
On a TNS/R system, this attribute returns ten bytes of zero, so the number of
loadfiles reported and the context are zero. On a TNS/R system, this attribute
returns ten bytes of zero, so the number of loadfiles reported and the context are
zero.
The attribute cannot be specified with a
_srch-option_ of 1 or 2.
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124: loadfile detail
This attribute returns information about a specified loadfile. This attribute requires
auxiliary data:
ret-attr-list must specify the attribute code followed by an
eight-byte context value as auxiliary data. The attribute code must include the
length indication, so its value is 16508 or (4<<12)+124 (right-justified in 64 bits).
To retrieve information about any loadfile in the target process, specify an address
within the loadfile’s text segment as auxiliary data (see Auxiliary Data
on
page 12-77).
This attribute can be used to retrieve information about individual loadfiles reported
by attributes 121 and 122, by specifying the reported text header address as
auxiliary data.
The following information is returned:
Result value for TAL programs:
TAL Value
Representation Description
INT(64) Address of text header (combined text segment on native
systems)
INT(64) Creation volume sequence number of loadfile
INT(32) Logical device number of loadfile
INT(32) Loadfile type indicator (see Loadfile Types
on page 12-78)
INT(64) Address of text code segment (0 on native systems)
INT(64) Address of data constant segment (0 on native systems)
INT(64) Address of data variable segment (combined data segment
on native systems; 0 if the loadfile has no data)
INT File name length
STRING File name (Guardian name or, for OSS processes, full path
name)
The returned string is padded if necessary so that the next
attribute returned will begin on an even-byte boundary. The
padding is not counted in the reported file name length.