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Subject: xperfmon on multi-processor Pyramid
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Date: Sun, 22-Feb-87 15:06:05 EST
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From: Bob Sutterfield <bob>

Has anybody gotten an `xperfmon' client running on a Pyramid 98x?
I think that this would require two answers:

	1) In general, what does it mean to run xperfmon (or any
	   general-purpose performance monitor) on a multi-cpu
	   architecture?

	2) Specifically, what are the functional equivalents, for any
	   Pyramid (single- or dual-cpu), of a VAX's <vaxuba/ubavar.h>
	   and <vaxmba/mbavar.h>, a Sun's <sundev/mbvar.h>, or an RT's
	   <caio/ioccvar.h>?

This is the sort of problem that I'd love to run off and solve; but I
would certainly rather start where somebody else has left off than
re-invent the *whole* wheel.
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