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kvm_getmaxcpu , 37794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Nm kvm_getpcpu 38794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Nd access per-CPU data 39794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Sh LIBRARY 40794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Lb libkvm 41794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Sh SYNOPSIS 42794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.In sys/param.h 43794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.In sys/pcpu.h 44794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.In sys/sysctl.h 45794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.In kvm.h 46794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Ft int 47ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Fn kvm_dpcpu_setcpu "kvm_t *kd" "u_int cpu" 48ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Ft int 49794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fn kvm_getmaxcpu "kvm_t *kd" 509292aad4SGleb Smirnoff.Ft int 519292aad4SGleb Smirnoff.Fn kvm_getncpus "kvm_t *kd" 52794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Ft void * 53794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fn kvm_getpcpu "kvm_t *kd" "int cpu" 542a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Ft ssize_t 5519b5cffeSGleb Smirnoff.Fn kvm_read_zpcpu "kvm_t *kd" "u_long base" "void *buf" "size_t size" "int cpu" 562a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Ft uint64_t 572a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fn kvm_counter_u64_fetch "kvm_t *kd" "u_long base" 58794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Sh DESCRIPTION 59794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinThe 60ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Fn kvm_dpcpu_setcpu , 61ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Fn kvm_getmaxcpu , 62794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinand 63794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fn kvm_getpcpu 64794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinfunctions are used to access the per-CPU data of active processors in the 65794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinkernel indicated by 66794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fa kd . 67ccd8bad0SRobert WatsonPer-CPU storage comes in two flavours: data stored directly in a 68ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Vt "struct pcpu" 69ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonassociated with each CPU, and dynamic per-CPU storage (DPCPU), in which a 70ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonsingle kernel symbol refers to different data depending on what CPU it is 71ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonaccessed from. 72ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Pp 73794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinThe 74794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fn kvm_getmaxcpu 75794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinfunction returns the maximum number of CPUs supported by the kernel. 76ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Pp 77794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinThe 789292aad4SGleb Smirnoff.Fn kvm_getncpus 799292aad4SGleb Smirnofffunction returns the current number of CPUs in the kernel. 809292aad4SGleb Smirnoff.Pp 819292aad4SGleb SmirnoffThe 82794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fn kvm_getpcpu 83794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinfunction returns a buffer holding the per-CPU data for a single CPU. 84794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinThis buffer is described by the 85794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Vt "struct pcpu" 86794a9a6cSJohn Baldwintype. 87794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinThe caller is responsible for releasing the buffer via a call to 88794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Xr free 3 89794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinwhen it is no longer needed. 90794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinIf 91794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fa cpu 92794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinis not active, then 93794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Dv NULL 94794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinis returned instead. 95ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Pp 962a213404SGleb SmirnoffThe 972a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fn kvm_read_zpcpu 982a213404SGleb Smirnofffunction is used to obtain private per-CPU copy from a 992a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Dv UMA_ZONE_PCPU 1002a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Xr zone 9 . 1012a213404SGleb SmirnoffIt takes 1022a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fa base 1032a213404SGleb Smirnoffargument as base address of an allocation and copyies 1042a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fa size 1052a213404SGleb Smirnoffbytes into 1062a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fa buf 1072a213404SGleb Smirnofffrom the part of allocation that is private to 1082a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fa cpu . 1092a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Pp 1102a213404SGleb SmirnoffThe 1112a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fn kvm_counter_u64_fetch 1122a213404SGleb Smirnofffunction fetches value of a 1132a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Xr counter 9 1142a213404SGleb Smirnoffpointed by 1152a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fa base 1162a213404SGleb Smirnoffaddress. 1172a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Pp 118ccd8bad0SRobert WatsonSymbols for dynamic per-CPU data are accessed via 119ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Xr kvm_nlist 3 120ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonas with other symbols. 121ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Nm libkvm 122ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonmaintains a notion of the "current CPU", set by 123*1f50ad62SEnji Cooper.Fn kvm_dpcpu_setcpu , 124ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonwhich defaults to 0. 125ccd8bad0SRobert WatsonOnce another CPU is selected, 126ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Xr kvm_nlist 3 127ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonwill return pointers to that data on the appropriate CPU. 128cd11f01eSJohn Baldwin.Sh CACHING 129ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Fn kvm_getmaxcpu 130ccd8bad0SRobert Watsonand 13163d46d1dSUlrich Spörlein.Fn kvm_getpcpu 132ccd8bad0SRobert Watsoncache the nlist values for various kernel variables which are 133cd11f01eSJohn Baldwinreused in successive calls. 134cd11f01eSJohn BaldwinYou may call either function with 135cd11f01eSJohn Baldwin.Fa kd 136cd11f01eSJohn Baldwinset to 137cd11f01eSJohn Baldwin.Dv NULL 138cd11f01eSJohn Baldwinto clear this cache. 139794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Sh RETURN VALUES 140794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinOn success, the 141794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fn kvm_getmaxcpu 142794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinfunction returns the maximum number of CPUs supported by the kernel. 143794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinIf an error occurs, 144794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinit returns -1 instead. 145794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Pp 146794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinOn success, the 147794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Fn kvm_getpcpu 148794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinfunction returns a pointer to an allocated buffer or 149794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Dv NULL . 150794a9a6cSJohn BaldwinIf an error occurs, 151794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinit returns -1 instead. 152794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Pp 153ccd8bad0SRobert WatsonOn success, the 154ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Fn kvm_dpcpu_setcpu 155ccd8bad0SRobert Watsoncall returns 0; if an error occurs, it returns -1 instead. 156ccd8bad0SRobert Watson.Pp 1572a213404SGleb SmirnoffOn success, the 1582a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Fn kvm_read_zpcpu 1592a213404SGleb Smirnofffunction returns number of bytes copied. 1602a213404SGleb SmirnoffIf an error occurs, it returns -1 instead. 1612a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Pp 162ccd8bad0SRobert WatsonIf any function encounters an error, 163794a9a6cSJohn Baldwinthen an error message may be retrieved via 164794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Xr kvm_geterr 3 . 165794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Sh SEE ALSO 166794a9a6cSJohn Baldwin.Xr free 3 , 1672a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Xr kvm 3 , 1682a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Xr counter 9 , 1692a213404SGleb Smirnoff.Xr zone 9 170