> A related question is what is the best way to get configuration information > as opposed to performance information. For the kernel, most of the > performance data is separated out cleanly in kstats, but applications > still have constructs in /proc such as prusage, which contains the > cpu usage (derived from the days of BSD), over and above > /proc/pid/status and the like. > > Is it legitimate to says /CPUfs is to be primarily or entirely configuration?
There is no particular reason why CPufs should be limited to configuration information - it seems to be a perfectly valid place for some of the performance characteristics as well. - akolb _______________________________________________ perf-discuss mailing list perf-discuss@opensolaris.org
