dtop(8) [debian man page]

dtop(8) 							       diod								   dtop(8)

NAME

       dtop - display diod performance

SYNOPSIS

       dtop [-h hostlist] [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       dtop connects to diod servers and displays performance information.

OPTIONS

       -h, --hostlist HOSTS
	      Specify the lists of diod servers that dtop monitors.  Multiple hosts may be separated by commas, and host ranges may be included in
	      the list, e.g. x[1-3,42] is equivalent to x1,x2,x3,x42.  By default, dtop monitors localhost.

       -P, --poll-period SEC
	      Set the polling period.  SEC may be a floating point number.  The default is 1 second.

       -p, --port PORT
	      Specify the server port number for all monitored servers (default 564).

SEE ALSO

       diod (8)

diod-1.0.13							    2012-05-22								   dtop(8)

Slurm::Hostlist(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				      Slurm::Hostlist(3pm)

NAME

       Slurm::Hostlist - Hostlist functions in libslurm

SYNOPSIS

	use Slurm;

	$hostnames = "node1,node[2-5,12]";
	$hl = Slurm::Hostlist::create($hostnames);

	$cnt = $hl->count;

	$hl->push("node21,node[27-34]");

	while($host = $hl->shift()) {
	       print $host, "
";
	}

	print $hl->ranged_string(), "
";

DESCRIPTION

       The Slurm::Hostlist class is a wrapper of the hostlist functions in libslurm. This package is loaded and bootstrapped with package Slurm.

METHODS

   $hl = Slurm::Hostlist::new($str);
       Create a new hostlist from a string representation. Returns an opaque hostlist object. This is a CLASS METHOD.

       The string representation ($str) may contain one or more hostnames or bracketed hostlists separated by either `,' or whitespace. A
       bracketed hostlist is denoted by a common prefix followed by a list of numeric ranges contained within brackets: e.g. "tux[0-5,12,20-25]".

       To support systems with 3-D topography, a rectangular prism may be described using two three digit numbers separated by "x": e.g.
       "bgl[123x456]". This selects all nodes between 1 and 4 inclusive in the first dimension, between 2 and 5 in the second, and between 3 and 6
       in the third dimension for a total of 4*4*4=64 nodes.

       If $str is omitted, and empty hostlist is created and returned.

   $cnt = $hl->count();
       Return the number of hosts in the hostlist.

   $pos = $hl->find($hostname);
       Searches hostlist $hl for the first host matching $hostname and returns position in list if found.

       Returns -1 if host is not found.

   $cnt = $hl->push($hosts);
       Push a string representation of hostnames onto a hostlist. The $hosts argument may take the same form as in create().

       Returns the number of hostnames inserted into the list,

   $cnt = $hl->push_host($hostname);
       Push a single host onto the hostlist hl.

       This function is more efficient than slurm_hostlist_push() for a single hostname, since the argument does not need to be checked for
       ranges.

       Return value is 1 for success, 0 for failure.

   $str = $hl->ranged_string();
       Return the string representation of the hostlist $hl. ranged_string() will write a bracketed hostlist representation where possible.

   $host = $hl->shift();
       Returns the string representation of the first host in the hostlist or `undef' if the hostlist is empty or there was an error allocating
       memory. The host is removed from the hostlist.

   $hl->uniq();
       Sort the hostlist $hl and remove duplicate entries.

SEE ALSO

       Slurm

AUTHOR

       This library is created by Hongjia Cao, <hjcao(AT)nudt.edu.cn> and Danny Auble, <da(AT)llnl.gov>. It is distributed with SLURM.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.4 or,
       at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

perl v5.14.2							    2012-03-16						      Slurm::Hostlist(3pm)