12-26-2018
Sorry, I cannot understand your posts because you are not using the correct technical terms.
For example "location" normally described a physical location, for example, something that can be defined by GPS coordinates.
You are not using terms like "ports" and "sockets" and "hosts" and "server" and "IP address" to describe your problems; and since I'm busy writing code, I don't have time to try to figure out what you are talking about.
You need to describe your problem in terms of the correct technical terms. If you do not understand the correct computer science terms, then I suggest to you that you need to learn these concepts before trying set up a proxy.
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papi_event_info_t
PAPI_event_info_t(3) PAPI PAPI_event_info_t(3)
NAME
PAPI_event_info_t -
SYNOPSIS
Data Fields
unsigned int event_code
char symbol [1024]
char short_descr [64]
char long_descr [1024]
int component_index
char units [64]
int location
int data_type
int value_type
int timescope
int update_type
int update_freq
unsigned int count
unsigned int event_type
char derived [64]
char postfix [256]
unsigned int code [12]
char name [12][256]
char note [1024]
Field Documentation
unsigned int PAPI_event_info_t::code[12]
array of values that further describe the event:
o presets: native event_code values
o native:, register values(?)
int PAPI_event_info_t::component_index
component this event belongs to
unsigned int PAPI_event_info_t::count
number of terms (usually 1) in the code and name fields
o presets: these are native events
o native: these are unused
int PAPI_event_info_t::data_type
data type returned by PAPI
char PAPI_event_info_t::derived[64]
name of the derived type
o presets: usually NOT_DERIVED
o native: empty string
unsigned int PAPI_event_info_t::event_code
preset (0x8xxxxxxx) or native (0x4xxxxxxx) event code
unsigned int PAPI_event_info_t::event_type
event type or category for preset events only
int PAPI_event_info_t::location
location event applies to
char PAPI_event_info_t::long_descr[1024]
a longer description: typically a sentence for presets, possibly a paragraph from vendor docs for native events
char PAPI_event_info_t::name[12][256]
< names of code terms: - presets: native event names,
o native: descriptive strings for each register value(?)
char PAPI_event_info_t::note[1024]
an optional developer note
supplied with a preset event
to delineate platform specific
anomalies or restrictions
char PAPI_event_info_t::postfix[256]
string containing postfix operations; only defined for preset events of derived type DERIVED_POSTFIX
char PAPI_event_info_t::short_descr[64]
a short description suitable for use as a label
char PAPI_event_info_t::symbol[1024]
name of the event
int PAPI_event_info_t::timescope
from start, etc.
char PAPI_event_info_t::units[64]
units event is measured in
int PAPI_event_info_t::update_freq
how frequently event is updated
int PAPI_event_info_t::update_type
how event is updated
int PAPI_event_info_t::value_type
sum or absolute
Author
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