TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables

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#PROCESSORTYPE Built-In Function

Use #PROCESSORTYPE to find out the processor type of a specified CPU or of the

processor in which a given process is running.

BOTH

specifies that #PROCESSORTYPE returns both a number and the name of the

processor, in text.

NAME

specifies that #PROCESSORTYPE returns the name of the processor, in text.

\node-name

is the name of the system on which the specified processor resides.

$process-name

is the name of a process running on the CPU whose type is to be reported. The

primary CPU of the process is assumed.

cpu,pin

is the CPU number and process identification number for the process.

cpu-num

is the number, 0 through 15, of the CPU whose type is to be reported.

Results

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The #PROCESSORTYPE built-in function returns a name, number, or name and

number that indicate the type of the specified processor. If you specify NAME or

BOTH, the name of the processor is returned as an 8-character name (as specified

in the Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual). If you specify the BOTH

option, TACL returns the number associated with the type of processor, followed

by a space and the name of the processor. For a detailed list of processor types

and the associated number, see the Guardian Procedure Calls Reference manual.

PROCESSORTYPE [ / BOTH | NAME / ]

{ [\node-name.]$process-name } |

{ cpu‚pin } |

{ cpu-num }