Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

• 38: processor queue state
an array of two integers and a FIXED. The first integer is the maximum number of processes
ready to run at any time since the Measure product started collecting statistics on the processor.
The second integer is the current number of processes ready to run. The FIXED contains the
total number of microseconds that all processes have spent on the ready queue.
• 39: memory queue state
an array of two integers and a FIXED. The first integer is the maximum number of processes
waiting for memory at any time since the Measure product started collecting statistics on the
processor. The second integer is the current number of processes waiting for memory. The
FIXED contains the total number of microseconds that all processes have spent waiting
• 40: sequenced sends
the number of message packets containing interprocess messages that have been sent since
the processor was loaded. This number is returned as an unsigned value.
• 41: unsequenced sends
the number of message packets containing low level control information that have been sent
since the processor was loaded. This number is returned as an unsigned value.
• 42: CME events
the number of correctable memory errors that have been detected since the processor was
loaded. This number is returned as an unsigned value.
• 43: pages created
the number of pages of virtual memory created by the processor's memory manager since the
processor was loaded. This number is returned as an unsigned value.
• 44: interpreter busy
for NSR-L processors, the amount of processor time in microseconds that the processor has
spent in the interpreter since the Measure product started collecting statistics on the processor.
If the processor is not a NSR-L processor, 0F is returned.
• 45: interpreter transitions
for NSR-L processors, the number of times that accelerated code has entered the interpreter
since the Measure product started collecting statistics on the processor. If the processor is not
a NSR-L processor, 0D is returned.
• 46: transactions
the number of transactions since the Measure product started collecting statistics on the
processor. If the Measure product is not collecting statistics on the processor, 0D is returned.
A transaction is defined as a read from a terminal followed by a write to a terminal. This
number is returned as an unsigned value.
• 47: processor model
the processor model number. Processor model numbers are defined only for certain processors.
The processor model number is set to 0 when it is unknown, undefined, or if the processor of
interest is running on a RVU earlier than D20. See Table 39 (page 1168) for processor model
values.
• 48: processor name
the processor name. See Table 39 (page 1168) for processor name STRING values.
• 49: processor full name
the processor full name. See Table 39 (page 1168) for processor full name STRING values.
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