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Subject: FInding idle time of a terminal
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Date: Sat, 8-Oct-83 04:32:24 EDT
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From GEOFF5@SRI-CSL  Sat Oct  8 01:31:46 1983
Sorry, there isn't any better way to do this.  Hop into kernel
mode, lock the I/O databases mutex for read, subtract
UCB$L_DUETIM from EXE$GL_ABSTIM, unlock the mutex, and drop IPL.
Note that you cannot get the idle time for an RT--you'll find
REMACP's PID there (UCB$L_DUETIM is shared with UCB$L_CPID, RTs
really should put the time there since the PID is in the AQb
anyway).
					-=EPS=-
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