getrusage.cc

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/*

Copyright (C) 1996-2018 John W. Eaton

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*/

#if defined (HAVE_CONFIG_H)
#  include "config.h"
#endif

#include "oct-time.h"

#include "defun.h"
#include "oct-map.h"
#include "ov.h"
#include "ovl.h"

DEFUN (getrusage, , ,
       doc: /* -*- texinfo -*-
@deftypefn {} {} getrusage ()
Return a structure containing a number of statistics about the current
Octave process.

Not all fields are available on all systems.  If it is not possible to get
CPU time statistics, the CPU time slots are set to zero.  Other missing data
are replaced by NaN@.  The list of possible fields is:

@table @code
@item idrss
Unshared data size.

@item inblock
Number of block input operations.

@item isrss
Unshared stack size.

@item ixrss
Shared memory size.

@item majflt
Number of major page faults.

@item maxrss
Maximum data size.

@item minflt
Number of minor page faults.

@item msgrcv
Number of messages received.

@item msgsnd
Number of messages sent.

@item nivcsw
Number of involuntary context switches.

@item nsignals
Number of signals received.

@item nswap
Number of swaps.

@item nvcsw
Number of voluntary context switches.

@item oublock
Number of block output operations.

@item stime
A structure containing the system CPU time used.  The structure has the
elements @code{sec} (seconds) @code{usec} (microseconds).

@item utime
A structure containing the user CPU time used.  The structure has the
elements @code{sec} (seconds) @code{usec} (microseconds).
@end table
@end deftypefn */)
{
  octave_scalar_map ru_map;
  octave_scalar_map tv_map;

  octave::sys::resource_usage rusage;

  octave::sys::cpu_time cpu = rusage.cpu ();

  tv_map.assign ("sec", cpu.user_sec ());
  tv_map.assign ("usec", cpu.user_usec ());
  ru_map.assign ("utime", octave_value (tv_map));

  tv_map.assign ("sec", cpu.system_sec ());
  tv_map.assign ("usec", cpu.system_usec ());
  ru_map.assign ("stime", octave_value (tv_map));

  ru_map.assign ("maxrss", static_cast<double> (rusage.maxrss ()));
  ru_map.assign ("ixrss", static_cast<double> (rusage.ixrss ()));
  ru_map.assign ("idrss", static_cast<double> (rusage.idrss ()));
  ru_map.assign ("isrss", static_cast<double> (rusage.isrss ()));
  ru_map.assign ("minflt", static_cast<double> (rusage.minflt ()));
  ru_map.assign ("majflt", static_cast<double> (rusage.majflt ()));
  ru_map.assign ("nswap", static_cast<double> (rusage.nswap ()));
  ru_map.assign ("inblock", static_cast<double> (rusage.inblock ()));
  ru_map.assign ("oublock", static_cast<double> (rusage.oublock ()));
  ru_map.assign ("msgsnd", static_cast<double> (rusage.msgsnd ()));
  ru_map.assign ("msgrcv", static_cast<double> (rusage.msgrcv ()));
  ru_map.assign ("nsignals", static_cast<double> (rusage.nsignals ()));
  ru_map.assign ("nvcsw", static_cast<double> (rusage.nvcsw ()));
  ru_map.assign ("nivcsw", static_cast<double> (rusage.nivcsw ()));

  return ovl (ru_map);
}

/*
%!test
%! r = getrusage ();
%! assert (isstruct (r));
%! assert (isfield (r, "idrss"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "inblock"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "isrss"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "ixrss"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "majflt"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "maxrss"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "minflt"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "msgrcv"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "msgsnd"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "nivcsw"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "nsignals"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "nswap"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "nvcsw"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "oublock"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "stime"));
%! assert (isfield (r, "utime"));
%! assert (isfield (r.stime, "sec"));
%! assert (isfield (r.stime, "usec"));
%! assert (isfield (r.utime, "sec"));
%! assert (isfield (r.utime, "usec"));
*/