On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Ken McDonell wrote:
> Mark, I think the "this and all it's child processes" description is
> not correct ... the c<foo> variants appear to be the cummulative
> resource consumption for all children that have previously exited,
> so this process and still running children are _not_ included.
The c<foo> variants do not include the process itself, nor any children
that are still running or defunct/zombie. i.e. the value is updated when
a child exits and the parent waits. Not unexpectantly, the init process
and most shell processes have relatively large values for these metrics ...
Help text now reads:
proc.psinfo.min_flt
count of minor page faults (i.e. reclaims)
proc.psinfo.cmin_flt
count of minor page faults (i.e. reclaims) for all children of
the process that have exited and were waited on by the process
proc.psinfo.maj_flt
count of page faults other than reclaims
proc.psinfo.cmaj_flt
count of page faults other than reclaims for all children of
the process that have exited and were waited on by the process
proc.psinfo.utime
time (in ms) spent executing user code since process started
proc.psinfo.stime
time (in ms) spent executing system code (calls) since process started
proc.psinfo.cutime
time (in ms) spent executing user code for all children of the
process that have exited and were waited on by the process
proc.psinfo.cstime
time (in ms) spent executing system code for all children of
the process that have exited and were waited on by the process
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