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PMADELTAINDOM(3) Library Functions Manual PMADELTAINDOM(3)
pmaDeltaInDom - generate a ``delta indom'' if two observations of
an instance domain are different
#include <pcp/pmapi.h>
#include <pcp/libpcp.h>
#include <pcp/archive.h>
void pmaDeltaInDom(__pmLogInDom *old, __pmLogInDom *new,
__pmLogInDom *new_delta);
cc ... -lpcp_archive -lpcp
This documentation is intended for internal Performance Co-Pilot
(PCP) developer use.
These interfaces are not part of the PCP APIs that are guaranteed
to remain fixed across releases, and they may not work, or may
provide different semantics at some point in the future.
Checks if two observations of the same instance domain are
identical, and if they are not, tries to generate a ``delta
indom'' to describe the differences.
The code assumes (a) old->indom == new->indom and (b) both the
instance domains are sorted in ascending internal instance
identifier sequence; see pmaSortInDom(3) to see how to make the
second condition true.
The ``delta indom'' format is only supported for Version 3
archives and it is the caller's responsibility to determine if
calling pmaDeltaInDom is appropriate, rather than calling
pmaSameInDom(3) which is the preferred method for V2 archives.
pmaDeltaInDom returns 0 if the old and new instance domains are
the same.
A return value of 1 indicates that the instance domains are
different and the ``delta indom'' format is not more efficient;
in this case new_delta is not modified.
A return value of 2 indicates that the instance domains are
different and new_delta has been set up to describe the ``delta
indom'' encoding of the differences; in this case the caller is
responsible for freeing new_delta->instlist and
new_delta->namelist.
The instance domains are considered different if any of the
following hold:
1. old->numinst != new->numinst
2. For some i, old->instlist[i] != new->instlist[i]
3. For some i, the strings pointed to by old->namelist[i] and
new->instlist[i] are not identical
As for a regular instance domain, new_delta->numinst defines the
number of instance specifications.
If new_delta->namelist[i] == NULL then the instance identified by
new_delta->instlist[i] has been deleted from the instance domain.
If new_delta->namelist[i] != NULL then the instance identified by
new_delta->instlist[i] has been added to the instance domain.
Because the ``delta indom'' is only likely to have short-term
relevance to the caller, the new_delta->namelist[i] entries that
are not NULL will point back into old->namelist[j] or
new->namelist[k] and so old and new should not be freed until the
caller has finished with new_delta.
PMAPI(3), pmaSortInDom(3) and pmaSameInDom(3).
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Information about the project can be found at
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Pages that refer to this page: pmasameindom(3), pmatrydeltaindom(3)
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