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Thanks for the replies!

The project name led me to the design document for Project Nemo on the OpenSolaris website, which gave me a wordier explanation of what jlliagre had already said. Looks...

I'm having a little trouble understanding the output I'm seeing from kstat for the "net" class. I'm seeing a lot of entries with "mac" as the name, like this.


module: bge ...

Shawshank,

Just to clarify, the psp_socket_id field is not going to be enough to give you a count of the physical processors. It will only give you the id of the processor you're currently on. ...

This is going to be dependent on which levels of the OS you're hoping to have this work on. If you're using 11.11 or earlier, you're pretty much out of luck. There are some scripts and so forth that...

We'd need to know more about your DEV and PROD platforms and your build procedure to make a guess. Are they the same hardware with the same level of OS? Was the build procedure the same for both...

Most flavors of UNIX support process accounting on some level, but each of them implement it a little differently. Both AIX and Solaris have process structs available in the /usr/include/sys/proc.h...

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Sorry I couldn't be more help. You might take a look at MinGW's make tools for Windows. I've used them, and they work pretty well too.

Did a quick google search of the error, and possibly running make under sh in the cmd window is not such a good idea for this. Try the command

'make SHELL=cmd.exe <programname>.cxx'

From the PATH you posted and the error, it looks like your CodeWarrior install has a make.exe of it's own somewhere, and that's why you have Symbian in your error list. I can't be sure of that,...

Assuming you haven't already, I would go to Control Panel > System > Advanced tab and open your environment variables. Highlight PATH in System Variables and click edit. Append the path to your...

Oops. I meant

'make ./<programname>.cxx'

The quote marks are not part of the command:p

Not sure why your shell would do that. I imagine that C: is probably your default drive and it's directing there for some reason.

Try 'make ./<programname>.cxx

Try to run your command using the 'lp' command instead of 'lpr'.

It may work, it may not. This depends heavily on what version of UNIX you're running and what type of printer you're running with...

Sun has some good DBX documentation

Hopefully this has what you're looking for

C H A P T E R 8 - Evaluating and Displaying Data (http://docs.sun.com/source/819-3683/data.html#42068)

GraphOn :: PRODUCTS (http://www.graphon.com/products/index.shtml)

Linux doesn't have anything like the performance API's that other Unix platforms commonly use to access this information. So you either pull the info from commands like 'sar', or grab the info out...

Wish I'd known that a few days ago. I might have been able to request access from the sysadmin. I'm past the code complete date on this project, though, so it's on to the next round of craziness....

Right, sorry . . . command line version of STM. I see what you mean now. I've come across them before, but never had a chance to experiment with them, because none of the machines I've had for...

Whoa, you lost me around "cstm". What version of HP-UX are you running? I can't even find a manpage to tell me what the command does.

Eronysis, you and me are jumping back and forth on different postings here, so I'm going to answer on just this one.

Yes, I have tried the ioscan command, as well as top, checking the syslog, and...

I have to be able to do this programmatically, Eronysis. On single-core and dual-core systems, which breaks the division idea . . . unless I want to report half a processor.

Dividing by two would indeed solve the problem -- right up until HP moved to quad-core, or introduced a technology similar to Hyper-Threading. And if I happen to be running on a single-core system...

After nearly a week of trying to figure this out, digging through reams of documentation, and going back and forth with the support hotline, I'm fairly sure you're right. But I'm just as sure that...

Everyone seemed to be a little stumped by the multicore question I asked earlier this week, so I decided I'd try a different angle.

Turns out that on a multicore system HP-UX reports every core as...

Intentaré traducir para los que no hablen español

For those who, like me, don't speak Spanish, I ran this through Google's translation routine. Kespinoza seems to be asking if there is a command to...