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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Kernel Programming: Finding the number of I/O requests Post 302324686 by fpmurphy on Thursday 11th of June 2009 11:10:34 AM
Old 06-11-2009
Do you want a count of pending I/O requests or completed I/0 requests for a process?
 

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bulk_to_next(3snmp)						     net-snmp						       bulk_to_next(3snmp)

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bulk_to_next - Convert GETBULK requests into GETNEXT requests for the handler. Functions netsnmp_mib_handler * netsnmp_get_bulk_to_next_handler (void) returns a bulk_to_next handler that can be injected into a given handler chain. void netsnmp_bulk_to_next_fix_requests (netsnmp_request_info *requests) takes answered requests and decrements the repeat count and updates the requests to the next to-do varbind in the list int netsnmp_bulk_to_next_helper (netsnmp_mib_handler *handler, netsnmp_handler_registration *reginfo, netsnmp_agent_request_info *reqinfo, netsnmp_request_info *requests) void netsnmp_init_bulk_to_next_helper (void) initializes the bulk_to_next helper which then registers a bulk_to_next handler as a run-time injectable handler for configuration file use. Detailed Description Convert GETBULK requests into GETNEXT requests for the handler. The only purpose of this handler is to convert a GETBULK request to a GETNEXT request. It is inserted into handler chains where the handler has not set the HANDLER_CAN_GETBULK flag. Function Documentation void netsnmp_bulk_to_next_fix_requests (netsnmp_request_info * requests) takes answered requests and decrements the repeat count and updates the requests to the next to-do varbind in the list Definition at line 42 of file bulk_to_next.c. netsnmp_mib_handler* netsnmp_get_bulk_to_next_handler (void) returns a bulk_to_next handler that can be injected into a given handler chain. Definition at line 27 of file bulk_to_next.c. void netsnmp_init_bulk_to_next_helper (void) initializes the bulk_to_next helper which then registers a bulk_to_next handler as a run-time injectable handler for configuration file use. Definition at line 139 of file bulk_to_next.c. Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for net-snmp from the source code. Version 5.4.3.pre1 23 May 2010 bulk_to_next(3snmp)
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