Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

cpu-type-out
output
INT .EXT:ref:1
returns the processor type in numeric form. The possible values are shown earlier under the
description of the name parameter (see the column labeled "Processor Type"). These are the
same values that are returned by the PROCESSORTYPE procedure.
node-name:length
input:input
STRING .EXT:ref:*, INT:value
if present and if length is not equal to 0, specifies the name of the node where the processor
of interest is located. The value of node-name must be exactly length bytes long. If this
parameter is omitted or if length is 0, and if node-number does not specify a node, the
local node is used.
node-number
input
INT(32):value
if present and if not equal to -1D, specifies the number of the node where the processor of
interest is located. If this parameter is omitted or equal to -1D, and if node-name does not
specify the node, the local node is used.
cpu-type-in
input
INT:value
if present and if not equal to -1, specifies the processor type in numeric form. This value must
be one of the numeric values shown earlier under the description of the name parameter (see
the column labeled "Processor Type").
expand-name
input
INT:value
if present and equal to 1, causes the returned value in name to be expanded. For most processor
types, the returned value becomes "HP NonStop name CPU." For the NonStop 1+ and the
NonStop II processors, the word "NonStop" is not repeated. For the NSR-L processor, the name
is expanded to "HP NonStop RISC Model L."
cpu-model-out
output
INT .EXT:ref:1
returns the processor model number of the processor returned in the cpu-type-out parameter.
For a list of model numbers, see Table 39 (page 1168).
cpu-model-in
input
INT:value
specifies the processor model number of the processor specified in the cpu-type-in
parameter. For a list of model numbers, see Table 39 (page 1168).
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