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Using Expressions
NOTE
A global process identifier does not have the same meaning as the
typical operating system definition of pid. A PID within NightTrace is a 32-bit integer value that contains the operating system
process identifier (raw PID) in the upper 16 bits and the lightweight process identifier (LWPID) in the lower 16 bits. Consult
the _lwp_global_self(2) man page for more information.
SYNTAX
end_pid [([QS])]
PARAMETERS
QS
A user-defined qualified state. If supplied, it specifies the state
to which the function applies. If omitted, the function may
only be used within a state definition and then applies to that
state. For more information, see “Qualified States” on page
9-83.
RETURN TYPE
integer
SEE ALSO
“pid()” on page 9-22, “raw_pid()” on page 9-23, “lwpid()” on page 9-23,
“start_pid()” on page 9-37, and “offset_pid()” on page 9-62.
end_raw_pid()
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DESCRIPTION
The end_raw_pid() function returns the process identifier (raw PID) associated
with the end event of the last completed instance of a state.
NOTE
A NightTrace raw PID has the same meaning as the typical operating system definition of pid. See the getpid(2) man page
for more information.
SYNTAX
end_raw_pid [([QS])]
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