SNAX/XF LU Network Services Manual

Building the ESS Tables
Using LUNS
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{ APPLFILE | TACL } CPU pri-cpu [ / backup-cpu ]
[, NAME [ process-name ] ]
[, INSPECT { ON | OFF } ]
[, MEM memory-pages ]
[, PARM ( optional-startup-params ) ]
[, PRI [ priority ]
CPU pri-cpu [ / backup-cpu ]
specifies the CPU on which the new process runs. You can optionally select a
backup CPU. If the keyword CPU is not specified, the next available, active CPU
(in numeric order) is used, and no backup is assigned.
NAME [ process-name ]
specifies the name to be given to the new process. The file-system will assign a
name to the process if either the keyword NAME is not specified or if the keyword
NAME is specified without including process-name .
INSPECT { ON | OFF }
turns the Inspect utility on or off. The default is ON.
MEM memory-pages
specifies the number of 1024-word memory pages to be allotted to the new
process. The default value is 64.
PARM ( optional-startup-params )
specifies optional APPLFILE startup parameters.
PRI [ priority ]
specifies the execution priority of the new process. The value specified for
priority is an integer in the range 1 through 199. The default value is 150.
The example below shows how to code the CONCDATA field so that the appropriate
information is passed to the Creator process:
CONCDATA "TACL CPU 1/2, NAME $TACL, PRI 155"
In this example, a TACL process runs on CPU 1 with the backup process on CPU 2. It
receives a process name of $TACL and runs at a priority of 155.