User description of resource.
Identifies the default processor set.
The load for this processor set. The lowest value is 0. The value increases in a linear fashion with the load on the set, as measured by the number of jobs in the system run queue.
Maximum number of CPUs that are permitted in this processor set.
Minimum number of CPUs that are permitted in this processor set.
User name for the resource.
Current number of CPUs in this processor set.
System-assigned processor set ID.
Names the resource type. Value for all processor sets is pset.
Identifies the meaning of size-related properties. The value for all processor sets is population.
User description of CPU.
If pset.policy == minmax (writable unsigned integer)
The minimum number of CPUs for the processor set.
If pset.policy == assigned (read-only unsigned integer)
The number of assigned CPUs, cores, or sockets.
If pset.policy == minmax (writable unsigned integer)
The maximum number of CPUs for the processor set.
If pset.policy == assigned (read-only unsigned integer)
The number of assigned CPUs, cores, or sockets.
The current number of CPUs, cores, or sockets in the processor set. For pset.policy == minmax, this is always the number of CPUs.
The type of CPU resources assigned: CPUs, cores, or sockets. For pset.policy == minmax, this is always CPUs.
The IDs of the assigned CPUs, cores, or sockets. For pset.policy == minmax, this is always blank.
minmax or assigned, depending on whether the processor set is using quantity-based allocation or specific assignment.