It could be one, or many things.  I would first look at the program(s) that you
are running.  If you can find the intrinsics that it calls (through linkedit, or
through mpex), check the manuals.  There is a description that indicates if it
is CM, NM, or both.  If the program is a CM program, there will also be alot of
switching.

Later.

David Burney wrote:

> Hello listmembers. Is there a way to determine
> EXACTLY which processes within an application are
> causing excessive CM/NM switching ? As shown in
> the CPU Detail screen of GlancePlus/iX.  I'm doing
> a high amount of ftp's to a UNIX machine. Gets and
> Puts.  Is it possible that FTP is the culprit ?
> Could it be an intrinsic ? Such as a NetIPC call ?
> Or CREATEPROCESS ?
>
> ANY help greatly appreciated !
>
> TIA !
>
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