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diff --git a/private/nw/perf/nwperf.h b/private/nw/perf/nwperf.h new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f6af9af41 --- /dev/null +++ b/private/nw/perf/nwperf.h @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + +// +// MODULE: NWPerf.H +// +// This file contains all the defines and prototypes for the performnce +// monitoring DLL for NetWare redirector +// +// Date: Sept, 28 1993 + + +// +// The routines that load these structures assume that all fields +// are packed and aligned on DWORD boundries. Alpha support may +// change this assumption so the pack pragma is used here to insure +// the DWORD packing assumption remains valid. +// +#pragma pack (4) + +// +// All these definitions will have to be updated when new counters are added. +// if a new counter called COUNTX is added then the Help and Title indicies +// defines should include a new entry - "#define COUNTXOBJ 4". This increases +// in increments of 2 because each counter has a title and help index. +// +// The Offset of the counters should have another entry - with the size of +// the data for COUNT - +// "#define COUNTER_OFFSET_COUNTX COUNTER_OFFSET_USERS+sizeof(COUNTX_TYPE)" +// +// The SIZE_OF_COUNTER_BLOCK will be updated to: +// "#define SIZE_OF_COUNTER_BLOCK COUNTER_OFFSET_COUNTX + sizeof(DWORD)" +// +// Finally the NW_DATA_DEFINITION will have a new PERF_COUNTER_DEFINTIION +// entry + +// Title and Help index defines. These are used for looking up the Registry +// to get at the counter indicies for the title and help strings. + +#define NW_NUM_OBJECTS 1 +#define NWOBJ 0 +#define PACKET_BURST_READ_ID 2 +#define PACKET_BURST_READ_TO_ID 4 +#define PACKET_BURST_WRITE_ID 6 +#define PACKET_BURST_WRITE_TO_ID 8 +#define PACKET_BURST_IO_ID 10 +#define CONNECT_2X_ID 12 +#define CONNECT_3X_ID 14 +#define CONNECT_4X_ID 16 + +// +// NetWare Redirector data object definitions. +// The offsets of the counters. The first DWORD is the size of the counter +// data block. In WinPerf, you will see this as PERF_COUNTER_BLOCK.ByteLength +// +#define BYTES_OFFSET sizeof(DWORD) +#define IO_OPERATIONS_OFFSET BYTES_OFFSET + sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER) +#define PACKETS_OFFSET IO_OPERATIONS_OFFSET + sizeof(DWORD) +#define BYTES_RECEIVED_OFFSET PACKETS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER) +#define NCPS_RECEIVED_OFFSET BYTES_RECEIVED_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER) +#define BYTES_TRANSMITTED_OFFSET \ + NCPS_RECEIVED_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER) +#define NCPS_TRANSMITTED_OFFSET \ + BYTES_TRANSMITTED_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER) +#define RDR_READ_OPERATIONS_OFFSET \ + NCPS_TRANSMITTED_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER) +#define RANDOM_READ_OPERATIONS_OFFSET RDR_READ_OPERATIONS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define READ_NCPS_OFFSET RANDOM_READ_OPERATIONS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define RDR_WRITE_OPERATIONS_OFFSET READ_NCPS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define RANDOM_WRITE_OPERATIONS_OFFSET RDR_WRITE_OPERATIONS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define WRITE_NCPS_OFFSET RANDOM_WRITE_OPERATIONS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define SESSIONS_OFFSET WRITE_NCPS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define RECONNECTS_OFFSET SESSIONS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define NETWARE_2X_CONNECTS_OFFSET RECONNECTS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define NETWARE_3X_CONNECTS_OFFSET NETWARE_2X_CONNECTS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define NETWARE_4X_CONNECTS_OFFSET NETWARE_3X_CONNECTS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define SERVER_DISCONNECTS_OFFSET NETWARE_4X_CONNECTS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define PACKET_BURST_READ_OFFSET SERVER_DISCONNECTS_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define PACKET_BURST_READ_TO_OFFSET PACKET_BURST_READ_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define PACKET_BURST_WRITE_OFFSET PACKET_BURST_READ_TO_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define PACKET_BURST_WRITE_TO_OFFSET PACKET_BURST_WRITE_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define PACKET_BURST_IO_OFFSET PACKET_BURST_WRITE_TO_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) +#define SIZE_OF_COUNTER_BLOCK PACKET_BURST_IO_OFFSET + \ + sizeof(DWORD) + + + + +// The definition of the NetWare Data definition. This structure holds the +// definition for actual NetWare object and the definition for each of the +// counters. +typedef struct _NW_DATA_DEFINITION { + PERF_OBJECT_TYPE NWObjectType; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION Bytes; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION IoOperations; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION Ncps; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION BytesReceived; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION NcpsReceived; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION BytesTransmitted; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION NcpsTransmitted; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION ReadOperations; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION RandomReadOperations; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION ReadNcps; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION WriteOperations; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION RandomWriteOperations; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION WriteNcps; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION Sessions; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION Reconnects; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION NetWare2XConnects; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION NetWare3XConnects; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION NetWare4XConnects; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION ServerDisconnects; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION PacketBurstRead; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION PacketBurstReadTimeouts; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION PacketBurstWrite; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION PacketBurstWriteTimeouts; + PERF_COUNTER_DEFINITION PacketBurstIO; +} NW_DATA_DEFINITION; + +#pragma pack () + +PM_OPEN_PROC OpenNetWarePerformanceData; +PM_COLLECT_PROC CollectNetWarePerformanceData; +PM_CLOSE_PROC CloseNetWarePerformanceData; + |