> On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 03:01:34PM -0700, Jonathan Adams wrote: > > > You'd really want it to handle arrays of uint_ts or ulong_ts. Which makes > > you > > really want a ::cpuset dcmd, which knows how to print out CPU sets, no > > matter > > what the size. > > Or a ::cpuset built on top of a ::bitset that takes a size parameter. I also > need an equivalent of CPUSET_FIND, so it'd be good if there was an internal > API > that could cope with all of these, and a couple of commands built on top.
What should CPUSET_FIND (or its analog) do? Find any bit in the set? With the discussion above it seems that we need something like ::bitset [-w word_size] [-l nwords] [-a] I hope that by default it is possible to figure out both using CTF data. By default it will print collapsed ranges and with -a will print all elements. Sounds reasonable? - Alex
