Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

• 50: accelerated time
the number of microseconds the processor spent in accelerated code since the Measure product
started collecting statistics on the processor. If the Measure product is not collecting statistics
on the processor or if the processor of interest is running a RVU earlier than D20, -1F is
returned. If the processor of interest is not a native processor, then 0F is returned.
• 51: clock resolution
the resolution of the system clock in nanoseconds.
• 52: maximum clock adjustment
the maximum rate, in nanoseconds per second, that the system clock can be adjusted. This
rate can be exceeded when the system clock is moved forward.
• 53: maximum clock drift
the maximum rate, in nanoseconds per second, that the system clock can drift.
• 54: clock sets
the number of times the clock was set since the processor was loaded.
• 55: system loads
the number of system loads from the $SYSTEM disk.
• 56: base time
the timestamp of when the processor was loaded. For a description of this form of the
timestamp, see TIMESTAMP Procedure (page 1424). The base time is set to -1F when the processor
of interest is running a RVU earlier than D30.
• 57: memory-management attributes
the memory-management attributes of the processor. These attributes are returned as a bit
mask defined as:
Reserved<0:30>
Flat segments supported0<31>
Flat segments not supported1
Flat segments are supported on native processors that use D30 or later RVUs of the NonStop
operating system.
• 58: segments in use
the number of absolute unitary segments currently in use. A unitary segment is a virtual memory
area consisting of 128 kilobytes. It is the unit of virtual space allocation used by the NonStop
operating system.
• 59: maximum segments used
the maximum segments used since the last system load.
• 60: update part of the release ID (the two digits that follow the period)
a binary number representing the two digits that follow the period (.) in the release identifier.
• 61: for HP internal use only
PROCESSOR_GETINFOLIST_ Procedure 1165