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2012 Apr 16
1
What's the precision of the domain cpu stats?
Hi, everyone
I'm using libvirt and resort to virDomainGetCPUStats for cpu
usage by one domain. In my system, Ubuntu-11.10 64bit with 2 cores and
Qemu Hyperviser, this function returns something like this:
virTypedParameter[0]
{
field: "cpu_time"
type: 4
value.ul 51640610899
}
virTypedParameter[1]
{
2006 Aug 15
2
Windows build with Visual Studio 2005 - some success
...if (is_wild) return WILD_STR;
- return WORD;
+ return YYWORD;
}
int yylex(YYSTYPE *lvalp, QParser *qp)
--- ../../ferret/ferret/ext/store.h 2006-08-15 15:25:38.143765800 +1000
+++ ext/store.h 2006-08-15 14:54:55.157804300 +1000
@@ -121,8 +121,8 @@
unsigned int is_read_uint(InStream *is);
ullong is_read_ulong(InStream *is);
ullong is_read_vint(InStream *is);
-void is_skip_vints(InStream *is, register int cnt);
-void is_read_chars(InStream *is, char* buffer, int off, int len) ;
+extern inline void is_skip_vints(InStream *is, register int cnt);
+extern inline void is_read_chars(InStream *is...
2012 Apr 16
2
What does cpu_time returned by virDomainGetCPUStats mean?
hi, everyone.
I find an 'interesting' thing involving virDomainGetCPUStats(). I
call it for cpu usage consumed by a domain and get a array of
virTypedParameter. My system is 2-core and hyperviser return 1
parameter per cpu. So the contents of the array is like this.
virTypedParameter[0]
{
.fiedl = "cpu_time"
.type = 4
.value.ul = 51640610899