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rbfparms(2) |
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rbfparms, rbfsweep, rbfsweep1, rbfudie, rbfwipe − Control LAM remote buffers.
#include <bfreq.h>
int rbfparms
(int node, int *parms);
int rbfsweep (int node);
int rbfsweep1 (int node, int event);
int rbfwipe (int node);
The remote function rbfparms() sets overall buffer parameters on the given node.
Updated values are supplied in a buffer parameter structure, bfparms, defined in <bfreq.h>.
struct bfparms {
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bfp_maxspace; | ||
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bfp_nspace; |
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Not all fields in the structure control buffer parameters. The same structure is used to return overall buffer status with rbfstate(2). The controllable fields are listed below. If set to -1, the current value in the remote buffer daemon is maintained, otherwise the value is updated.
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bfp_maxspace |
maximum space that a buffer daemon will allocate for message buffers |
Cleaning
Buffers
A prematurely terminated application will frequently leave
messages in buffers.
rbfsweep() clears all buffered messages on a given node.
rbfsweep1() clears all messages with a given event on a given node.
rbfwipe() completely resets the state of the buffer daemon on a given node. All buffered messages and any other information are lost.
bfctl(1), rbfstate(2)
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rbfparms(2) | |