HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 114)

Creating a Custom Measurement Application
Measure User’s Guide — 520560-003
6 -2
Preparing Your Program and Defining the
Configuration
Table 6-1. Measure Callable Procedures (page 1 of 2)
Procedure Function
MEAS_ADJUSTZMSRECORD_ Adjusts ZMS-style structure records to the MEASDDLS
format with which an application was compiled.
MEAS_CODERANGENAME_DEM
ANGLE_ Supports demangling of procedure (code-range)
names.
MEASCLOSE Terminates access to a data file.
MEASCONFIGURE Defines the entities to be measured.
MEASCONTROL Starts and stops a measurement.
MEASCOUNTERBUMP Bumps a user-defined counter.
MEASCOUNTERBUMPINIT Initializes and returns the offset of a user-defined
counter.
MEASGETVERSION Returns the PVU under which a data file was created
(D25, D30, and so on).
MEASLISTCONFIG Returns system configuration information supplied by
the MEASCTL process.
MEASLISTENAME Translates Guardian file names of MIDs to
corresponding external format ANSI SQL names or
OSS pathnames
MEASLISTEXTNAMES Makes Measure list structured OSS and ANSI SQL
name information to the EXTNAMES file
MEASLISTGNAME Translates OSS file pathnames to Guardian file names.
Returns the MID (PATHID and CRVSN) content for
entity descriptor construction. Also returns the contents
of an OSS directory
MEASLISTOSSNAME Returns structured OSS file pathname translation
information to the file OSSNAMES
MEASLISTPNAME Translates Guardian file name or OSS pathid to its
OSS file pathname equivalent
MEASMONCONTROL Starts or stops the Measure subsystem.
MEASMONSTATUS Returns current or configured measurement data file
names.
MEASINFO Returns measurement configuration information from a
data file. Unlike MEASREADCONF, MEASINFO does
not require that the data file be open. Use MEASINFO
when you do not require retrieval of data records.
MEASOPEN Creates a MEASFH process to initialize or read a data
file.
MEASREAD Calls MEASREAD_DIFF_ to return counter records
from a measurement data file.
MEASREADACTIVE Reads data from active counter records, for buffers up
to 32KB.