SLOG_Irec_GetMinRec
Retrieve the fields for a bare minimal Interval Record
Synopsis
int SLOG_Irec_GetMinRec( const SLOG_intvlrec_t *intvlrec,
SLOG_rectype_t *rectype,
SLOG_intvltype_t *intvltype,
SLOG_bebit_t *bebit_0,
SLOG_bebit_t *bebit_1,
SLOG_starttime_t *starttime,
SLOG_duration_t *duration,
SLOG_nodeID_t *orig_node_id,
SLOG_cpuID_t *orig_cpu_id,
SLOG_threadID_t *orig_thread_id,
SLOG_iaddr_t *instr_addr,
... )
Unmodified Input Variables
- intvlrec - pointer to the internal Interval record to be retrieved.
Modified Output Variables
- rectype - pointer to the interval record's record field which determines
if the record is a FIXED record or VARIABLE record, this in turns
will determine the number of association and the number of
sets of MPI call arguments.
- intvltype - pointer to interval record's interval type field.
- bebit_0 - pointer to interval record's first bebit.
- bebit_1 - pointer to interval record's second bebit.
- starttime - pointer to interval record's start time.
- duration - pointer to interval record's life time.
- orig_node_id - pointer to interval record's origin node ID.
- orig_cpu_id - pointer to interval record's origin cpu ID.
- orig_thread_id - pointer to interval record's origin thread ID.
- orig_instr_addr - pointer to interval record's instr_addr integer pointer.
- ... - pointers to destination task labels for Message Record ( optional ) :
dest_node_id - pointer to interval record's destination node ID.
dest_cpu_id - pointer to interval record's destination cpu ID.
dest_thread_id - pointer to interval record's destination thread ID.
Modified Output Variables
- returned value - integer return status.
Usage Notes on this subroutine
Since the subroutine copies all the fixed fields of the specified
record to the input variables, the record must be non-empty.
The subroutine can only be called __After__ retrieving the interval
record from the SLOG file.
Include File Needed
slog.h
Notes on SLOG return status code
There are 5 allowed SLOG returned status codes. They include
SLOG_SUCCESS, SLOG_FAIL and SLOG_EOF. Their actual values
are defined in slog.h
SLOG_SUCCESS is returned when no error is encountered.
SLOG_FAIL is returned when error is encounted.
SLOG_EOF is returned when End of file is encounted.
There are also SLOG_TRUE and SLOG_FALSE which are sued as boolean
values, in particular they are used in boolean functions which
are usually named as IsXXXXX(), AreXXXXX() and HasXXXXX().
Location:../src/slog_irec_read.c