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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 30 Jan 1997 10:38:20 -0600611_us-ascii Sorry for the late comment on this thread (been away for a few days...) At 09:01 PM 1/24/97 -0800, Stan Sieler wrote: > then, to see what CPU utilization is right.....now, do: > > > get process CPU time for the background process. > pause 10 seconds > get process CPU time for the background process. I saw this approach used by an SE (Gerry ?) from Englewood CO in a tool called RESPONSE done in the late 70's. Essentially this technique is a way to indirectly measure how long a process waits on the dispatch queue after becoming ready [...]47_30Jan199710:38: [log in to unmask] |
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Chris Breemer writes:
> Guess what, the MPE/iX Dev.Kit Reference does not mention PM at all ! Having said that,
> perhaps I'm using an outdated version (second edition 1994). Dammkit, the one time I RTFM
> it lets me down ... ;-)
Unfortunately I think that E0494 edition *is* the most current version. That's
what's on my November 1996 Laserrom CD.
I am not impressed with this manual. There are major omissions (i.e. just
saying "appropriate privileges" in setuid() when GETPRIVMODE is the reality),
and serious typographical problems.
The whole thing looks like a rush job, with much of it just cut/pasted from
Unix, without editing to remove references to functionality that isn't
implemented under MPE POSIX.
There are also POSIX functions that have been added since E0494 -- lstat()
comes to mind. Are there others? Who knows.
Once I've finished porting Apache, I'd like to work together with all of the
other POSIX people on HP3000-L to do a web page entitled something like
"MPE POSIX Porting Tips & Tricks" to fill in the gaps missing from the HP
manuals....
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