NAME

intstat − interrupt status report generator

SYNOPSIS

intstat [-l] [-a] [-x] [[-p] [-v] [-c]] [-n name] [-d name] [-t name]

DESCRIPTION

intstat scans the symbol table and extracts a list of all interrupt routine names currently defined on the system.  Then it reads a list of desired interrupt routine names from a file named /etc/m88k_inames.  When a match is found, an output structure that contains pertinent interrupt information is created. 

intstat with no options will print a list of all interesting interrupt routine names, their interrupt vector, their priority, their specified HVME interrupt level, and the CPU on which they are being processed. 

If the −l option is specified, intstat will simply print a list of HVME levels 7 through 1 and the CPU on which the interrupts for that level are being processed. 

If the −a option is specified, intstat will print a list of all interrupt vectors on the system, including those considered uninteresting. 

If the −x option is specified, intstat will print the interrupt vector and priority level in hex rather than decimal. 

If the −p, −v, or −c option is specified, intstat will sort the list by priority level, HVME interrupt level, or CPU number, respectively.  Default sorting is by interrupt vector. 

If the −n name option is specified, intstat will use the kernel specified by name.  The default is /unix.  If the −d name option is specified, intstat will dump the list of interrupts used to compare against the symbol table to the file specified by name.  If the −t name option is specified, intstat will read the list of interrupt routines used to compare against the symbol table from the file specified by name.  To edit this list of interrupt routine names, use the −d option to dump the list, edit the list, and use the −t option to read the list back in.  This procedure may be used to add interrupt vectors defined by users. 

FILES

/etc/m88k_inames

SEE ALSO

/etc/m88k_inames(4)

CX/UX Administrator’s Reference Manual