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RPSTATE (2)

Report status of LAM processes on a remote node.

SYNOPSIS

    #include <preq.h> int rpstate(int node, int sflags, int svalue, struct pstate *stat_tab, int maxsize);

ARGUMENTS

    node

      target node where selected processes are running

    sflags

      selection method

    svalue

      selection matching value, if required, otherwise ignored

    stat_tab

      array of remote process status structures (output)

    maxsize

      size of stat_tab array

DESCRIPTION

    Processes to be reported from the target node are selected by one of several methods, chosen in the sflags argument. The selection method codes are defined in <preq.h>.

    SELECT_PID

      Select by process ID. The svalue argument contains the process ID.

    SELECT_INDEX

      Select by process table index. The svalue argument contains the index.

    SELECT_APPL

      Select all application (user) processes.

    SELECT_SYS

      Select all system processes.

    SELECT_ALL

      Select all application and all system processes. The status structure array, stat_tab , is filled with information on the selected processes. The structure is defined in <preq.h>.

      .5i 2.5i struct pstate { int ps_reply; int ps_index; int ps_pid; int ps_rtf; int ps_nodeid; int ps_event; struct kstatus ps_kernel; char ps_name[PSMAXNAME]; char ps_loadpt[PSMAXNAME]; };

    ps_reply

      internal use by rpstate()

    ps_index

      index within target node

    ps_pid

      identifier within target node

    ps_rtf

      runtime flags, see rploadgo(2)

    ps_nodeid

      parent's node identifier

    ps_event

      parent's event for reporting process's exit

    ps_kernel

      kernel status, see kstate(2)

    ps_name

      argv[0], usually the program name, see kenter(2)

    ps_loadpt

      load module filename

RETURN VALUE

    Upon successful completion, the number of selected processes is returned. This could be more or less than maxsize . If an error occurred, -1 is returned and the global variable errno is set to indicate the error.

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