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RedHat 6.2

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rpstate(2)


RPSTATE

RPSTATE

NAME
SYNOPSIS
ARGUMENTS
DESCRIPTION
RETURN VALUE
SEE ALSO

NAME

rpstate − 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

Selection Methods
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.

Remote Process Status
The status structure array, stat_tab, is filled with information on the selected processes. The structure is defined in <preq.h>.

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.

SEE ALSO

kstate(2), rploadgo(2)



rpstate(2)