cg_info(2)

cg_info -- get information about a CPU-Group

Synopsis

#include <sys/cguser.h>

int cg_info(
        cgid_t cgid,
        cginfo_t *infop);

Description

cg_info obtains information about a single CPU-Group in the system. The cgid parameter specifies the CPU-Group for which information is to be returned; the special value CG_CURRENT may be used as shorthand for the caller's current CPU-Group.

The information is returned in the cginfo_t structure pointed to by infop. This structure contains the following fields:

int cg_state: Either CG_ONLINE or CG_OFFLINE. If the CPU-Group is offline, the other fields are meaningless.
memsize_t cg_near_mem: Size of near memory in bytes.
Note that on some machines it may be possible for physical memory sizes to be larger than the natural data sizes of the processor. A memsize_t on such a machine may be a long long quantity.
memsize_t cg_far_cache: Size of any far memory cache on the CPU-Group. Some machines will have hardware that is capable of cacheing the contents of far memory. A large far memory cache can partially hide the costs of using far memory.
long cg_ncpus_config: The number of CPUs configured (the total of online and offline CPUs for the CPU-Group). Note that not all hardware configurations will have equal numbers of CPUs on each CPU-Group.
long cg_ncpus_online: Number of CPUs online for the CPU-Group.

Return values

On success, cg_info returns 0. On failure, cg_info returns -1 and sets errno to indicate the error:

[EFAULT]: the infop pointer points to an invalid memory address.
[EINVAL]: cgid does not refer to an existing CPU-Group.
[ENOSYS]: the cg_info call is not supported by the system.

References

cg_ids(2) cg_info(2) sysconf(3C)