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All rights reserved. 24 * Use is subject to license terms. 25 */ 26 27 #ifndef _SYS_EXACCT_IMPL_H 28 #define _SYS_EXACCT_IMPL_H 29 30 #pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" 31 32 #ifdef __cplusplus 33 extern "C" { 34 #endif 35 36 #include <sys/types.h> 37 #include <sys/utsname.h> 38 #include <sys/zone.h> 39 40 /* 41 * Setting the exacct error code. libexacct provides more detailed codes for 42 * identifying causes of operational failure; the kernel doesn't use this 43 * facility, since the kernel operations can't fail. (KM_SLEEP allocations, 44 * for instance.) 45 */ 46 #ifdef _KERNEL 47 #define EXACCT_SET_ERR(x) 48 #else /* _KERNEL */ 49 extern void exacct_seterr(int); 50 #define EXACCT_SET_ERR(x) exacct_seterr(x) 51 #endif /* _KERNEL */ 52 53 typedef struct task_usage { 54 hrtime_t tu_utime; /* user time */ 55 hrtime_t tu_stime; /* system time */ 56 57 uint64_t tu_minflt; /* minor faults */ 58 uint64_t tu_majflt; /* major faults */ 59 uint64_t tu_sndmsg; /* messages sent */ 60 uint64_t tu_rcvmsg; /* messages received */ 61 uint64_t tu_ioch; /* characters read and written */ 62 uint64_t tu_iblk; /* input blocks */ 63 uint64_t tu_oblk; /* output blocks */ 64 uint64_t tu_vcsw; /* voluntary context switches */ 65 uint64_t tu_icsw; /* involuntary context switches */ 66 uint64_t tu_nsig; /* signals received */ 67 uint64_t tu_nswp; /* swaps */ 68 uint64_t tu_nscl; /* system calls */ 69 uint64_t tu_startsec; /* start time (seconds) */ 70 uint64_t tu_startnsec; /* start time (nanoseconds) */ 71 uint64_t tu_finishsec; /* finish time (seconds) */ 72 uint64_t tu_finishnsec; /* finish time (nanoseconds) */ 73 taskid_t tu_anctaskid; /* ancestor task's ID */ 74 } task_usage_t; 75 76 typedef struct proc_usage { 77 uint64_t pu_minflt; /* minor faults */ 78 uint64_t pu_majflt; /* major faults */ 79 uint64_t pu_sndmsg; /* messages sent */ 80 uint64_t pu_rcvmsg; /* messages received */ 81 uint64_t pu_ioch; /* characters read and written */ 82 uint64_t pu_iblk; /* input blocks */ 83 uint64_t pu_oblk; /* output blocks */ 84 uint64_t pu_vcsw; /* voluntary context switches */ 85 uint64_t pu_icsw; /* involuntary context switches */ 86 uint64_t pu_nsig; /* signals received */ 87 uint64_t pu_nswp; /* swaps */ 88 uint64_t pu_nscl; /* system calls */ 89 uint64_t pu_utimesec; /* user time (seconds) */ 90 uint64_t pu_utimensec; /* user time (nanoseconds) */ 91 uint64_t pu_stimesec; /* system time (seconds) */ 92 uint64_t pu_stimensec; /* system time (nanoseconds) */ 93 uint64_t pu_startsec; /* start time (seconds) */ 94 uint64_t pu_startnsec; /* start time (nanoseconds) */ 95 uint64_t pu_finishsec; /* finish time (seconds) */ 96 uint64_t pu_finishnsec; /* finish time (nanoseconds) */ 97 uint64_t pu_mem_rss_avg; /* average RSS (K) */ 98 uint64_t pu_mem_rss_max; /* peak RSS (K) */ 99 100 pid_t pu_pid; /* process ID */ 101 uid_t pu_ruid; /* user ID */ 102 gid_t pu_rgid; /* group ID */ 103 projid_t pu_projid; /* project ID */ 104 taskid_t pu_taskid; /* task ID */ 105 uint32_t pu_acflag; /* accounting flags */ 106 char *pu_command; /* command string */ 107 uint32_t pu_major; /* major number of controlling tty */ 108 uint32_t pu_minor; /* minor number of controlling tty */ 109 int pu_wstat; /* wait() status */ 110 pid_t pu_ancpid; /* ancestor process's ID */ 111 char pu_zonename[ZONENAME_MAX]; /* Zone name */ 112 char pu_nodename[_SYS_NMLN]; 113 } proc_usage_t; 114 115 typedef struct flow_usage { 116 uint32_t fu_saddr[4]; /* source address */ 117 uint32_t fu_daddr[4]; /* remote address */ 118 uint8_t fu_protocol; /* protocol type */ 119 uint16_t fu_sport; /* source port */ 120 uint16_t fu_dport; /* remote port */ 121 uint8_t fu_dsfield; /* DS field */ 122 uint32_t fu_nbytes; /* number of bytes (incl. IP header) */ 123 uint32_t fu_npackets; /* number of packets */ 124 uint64_t fu_ctime; /* creation time for this item */ 125 uint64_t fu_lseen; /* when the last item of this desc. was seen */ 126 projid_t fu_projid; /* project ID */ 127 uid_t fu_userid; /* user ID */ 128 boolean_t fu_isv4; /* to extract the correct l/r-addr */ 129 char *fu_aname; /* action instance name */ 130 } flow_usage_t; 131 132 extern void exacct_order16(uint16_t *); 133 extern void exacct_order32(uint32_t *); 134 extern void exacct_order64(uint64_t *); 135 136 #ifdef __cplusplus 137 } 138 #endif 139 140 #endif /* _SYS_EXACCT_IMPL_H */ 141