Arguments
The argument types for the sched probes are listed
in Table 11–29; the arguments
are described in Table 11–28.
Table 11-29 sched Probe Arguments
| | | | |
|---|
change-pri
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| pri_t
| —
|
cpucaps-sleep
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
cpucaps-wakeup-
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
dequeue
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| cpuinfo_t *
| —
|
enqueue
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| cpuinfo_t *
| int
|
off-cpu
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
on-cpu
| —
| —
| —
| —
|
preempt
| —
| —
| —
| —
|
remain-cpu
| —
| —
| —
| —
|
schedctl-nopreempt
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
schedctl-preempt
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
schedctl-yield
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
sleep
| —
| —
| —
| —
|
surrender
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
tick
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
wakeup
| lwpsinfo_t *
| psinfo_t *
| —
| —
|
|
As Table 11–29 indicates,
many sched probes have arguments consisting of a pointer
to an lwpsinfo_t and a pointer to a psinfo_t,
indicating a thread and the process containing the thread, respectively. These
structures are described in detail in lwpsinfo_t and psinfo_t, respectively.