HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 131)

Creating a Custom Measurement Application
Measure User’s Guide — 520560-003
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Checking the Status of the Subsystem or a
Measurement
structures based on the template structure CPU^DEF (not shown), which defines a
CPU counter record.
Checking the Status of the Subsystem or a
Measurement
Two procedure calls are used to check the status of the Measure subsystem and an
active measurement.
The MEASMONSTATUS procedure call returns this information about the Measure
subsystem:
•
The number of measurements currently active.
•
The names of the currently active or configured measurements. The names are
ordered by measurement number. Therefore, you can use MEASMONSTATUS to
obtain the measurement number of an active measurement.
A call to MEASCONFIGURE adds a measurement to the list of active measurements.
Therefore, a measurement that is configured but not started appears in the array
returned by MEASMONSTATUS. A measurement remains on the list of active
measurements until a call to MEASCONTROL stops it.
Example 6-4. Reading Active Counters
LITERAL MAX^CPU = 15;
STRUCT .CPU(CPU^DEF)[0:MAX^CPU]; ! counter record buffer
STRUCT .DESCRIPTOR(CPU^DESC); ! CPU descriptor
INT BYTESRET,
ERROR[0:MAX^CPU],
I;
.
.
.
! Initialize first two words of CPU descriptor.
DESCRIPTOR.TYPE := CPU^T;
DESCRIPTOR.LEN := $LEN(CPU.DESC);
! Read in CPU records.
FOR I := 0 TO MAX^CPU DO
BEGIN
DESCRIPTOR.CPU^NUMBER := I;
ERROR[I] := MEASREADACTIVE(MEASCB,MEASNUM,DESCRIPTOR,
CPU[I],$LEN(CPU^DEF),BYTESRET);
END;