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NAME

callout - Print the callout table

SYNOPSIS

 callout

DESCRIPTION

 The callout macro takes no arguments. It prints the callout event table.

The lbolt value should be smaller than the first line listed in the callout table.

Typical output looks like this: 


        S> callout 
        Callout Table lbolt = 00711888
        CPU 0
        ARGUMENT    TIME       ID     PR    FUNCTION
        00000000  00707C3B  018A71C0  08    schedpaging
        00000000  00707C50  018A7080  05    isic_check
        00000000  00707C50  018A7090  08    ts_update
        00000000  00708927  018A4840  08    strgiveback
        00000000  00707D36  018A61F0  08    tlbtimeout
        D027500C  00714768  018BEC40  08    wdscsi_timeout

        ANYCPU
        ARGUMENT    TIME       ID     PR    FUNCTION
        00000000  0071188A  018BC137  06    ip_slowtimo
        00000000  0071188B  018BC197  06    tcp_mixtimeo
        00C82800  007118D0  018BC157  05    uhdtimer
        00000000  00712125  018BA1C7  06    arptimer
        00000000  007118D0  018BC177  05    uhdtimer

BUGS

 This macro, as distributed, does not print the ANY_CPU information properly on non-U6000/65 system. It assumes the max number of processors is the same for all systems. To see the ANY_CPU table, run "dcallout *ncpu". This is fixed in 1.3.

DEFINED IN

 stat.k

SEE ALSO

 dumpinfo, putbuf, stat

APPENDIX A: Alphabetic Index of Macros