--- Dan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the last episode (Jan 09), kamal kc said:
dear everybody,
i want to use the routine get_system_info() to get
the load averages
of the cpu. i found it that top uses it.
get_system_info is just a function /in/ top itself
that gets the CPU
On Mon, 2006-Jan-09 23:59:10 -0800, kamal kc wrote:
thanks i tried getloadavg() it worked.
but when i tried to put it in the kernel the kernel
failed to link.
You didn't mention the kernel bit before. To access
the load average in the kernel, you just access
averunnable (see sys/resource.h).
--- Peter Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2006-Jan-09 23:59:10 -0800, kamal kc wrote:
thanks i tried getloadavg() it worked.
but when i tried to put it in the kernel the kernel
failed to link.
You didn't mention the kernel bit before. To access
the load average in the
--- Tofik Suleymanov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
kamal kc wrote:
--- Peter Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
thanks i tried getloadavg() it worked.
but when i tried to put it in the kernel the
kernel
failed to link.
You didn't mention the kernel bit before. To
access
the load average
kamal kc wrote:
actually the thing is , i have put some code in the
bridge.c
routine that attempts to compress/decompress ip
packets.
i don't know if it was a good idea since i am just a
beginner
in programming in the kernel and have a little
knowledge
regarding it.
after i put my code
On Tue, 2006-Jan-10 17:55:04 -0800, kamal kc wrote:
after i put my code i got a very high amount of interrupts (irq 21:
xl1 interrupts) that overloads the cpu withing seconds if i pump
about 4Mbps traffic through it.
so i thought as a temp solution that i could turn off the compression
if ever
kamal kc wrote:
--- Peter Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2006-Jan-09 23:59:10 -0800, kamal kc wrote:
thanks i tried getloadavg() it worked.
but when i tried to put it in the kernel the kernel
failed to link.
You didn't mention the kernel bit before. To access
the
dear everybody,
i want to use the routine get_system_info() to get the
load
averages of the cpu. i found it that top uses it.
but i do not know which object files do i need to link
it to
my program. also the struct system_info is defined
in the machine.h of the /usr/src/contrib/top. do i
need
On Mon, 2006-Jan-09 19:14:53 -0800, kamal kc wrote:
i want to use the routine get_system_info() to get the
load averages of the cpu. i found it that top uses it.
The approved mechanism is via the sysctl(3) name vm.loadavg or OID
CTL_VM.VM_LOADAVG - which returns a struct loadavg. See sysctl(3)
On Mon, 2006-Jan-09 19:14:53 -0800, kamal kc wrote:
i want to use the routine get_system_info() to get
the
load averages of the cpu. i found it that top uses
it.
The approved mechanism is via the sysctl(3) name
vm.loadavg or OID
CTL_VM.VM_LOADAVG - which returns a struct loadavg.
See
In the last episode (Jan 09), kamal kc said:
dear everybody,
i want to use the routine get_system_info() to get the load averages
of the cpu. i found it that top uses it.
get_system_info is just a function /in/ top itself that gets the CPU
usage. It uses the vm.loadavg sysctl to get the
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