Date: Sat, 18 Apr 1998 16:45:17 -0500 (CDT) From: dave adkins <adkin003@tc.umn.edu> To: freebsd-current@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: systat and \n in intr names Message-ID: <Pine.NEB.3.96.980418163030.21012A-100000@samthedog>
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hi, i recently noticed that systat displays '\n' at the begining of the interrupt name entries. It doesn't look a vmstat.c problem. I wrote a small test prog to dump the entries in a current (041898) kernel's _intrnames[] and found the following. \nclk0 irq2 5c 6e 63 6c 6b 30 20 69 72 71 32 20 \nrtc0 irq8 5c 6e 72 74 63 30 20 69 72 71 38 20 \npci irqnn 5c 6e 70 63 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \npci irqnn 5c 6e 70 63 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \npci irqnn 5c 6e 70 63 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \npci irqnn 5c 6e 70 63 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \nipi irqnn 5c 6e 69 70 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \nipi irqnn 5c 6e 69 70 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \nipi irqnn 5c 6e 69 70 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \nipi irqnn 5c 6e 69 70 69 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \nfdc0 irq6 5c 6e 66 64 63 30 20 69 72 71 36 20 \nwdc0 irq14 5c 6e 77 64 63 30 20 69 72 71 31 34 \nwdc1 irq15 5c 6e 77 64 63 31 20 69 72 71 31 35 \nppc0 irq7 5c 6e 70 70 63 30 20 69 72 71 37 20 \nsc0 irq1 5c 6e 73 63 30 20 69 72 71 31 20 \nsio0 irq4 5c 6e 73 69 6f 30 20 69 72 71 34 20 \nsio1 irq3 5c 6e 73 69 6f 31 20 69 72 71 33 20 \nlpt0 irqnn 5c 6e 6c 70 74 30 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \nnpx0 irqnn 5c 6e 6e 70 78 30 20 69 72 71 6e 6e \nstray irq0 5c 6e 73 74 72 61 79 20 69 72 71 30 stray irq1 73 74 72 61 79 20 69 72 71 31 These are some of the entries between _intrnames and _eintrnames. Most include the chars '\', 'n' before each entry. This is something that has crept in in the last month or so, I don't remember exactly when. Is there a reason for the leading '\','n' chars for each name, and should systat -vm display them? dave adkins To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-current" in the body of the message
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