nukim@ndsuvax.UUCP (kyongsok kim) (02/14/89)
When I executed "time" command under "csh", I got seven entries.
The man page of time and csh explains only the first four entries.
I would like to know what the remaining three entries mean and
where I can find such information. Thanks in advance.
Please e-mail to me.
Kyongsok Kim
Dept. of Comp. Sci., North Dakota State University
e-mail address:
nukim@plains.nodak.edu
nukim@ndsuvax.bitnet
uunet!ndsuvax!nukim
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Script started on Mon Feb 13 10:41:04 1989
ndsuvax-102 % time wc news.list
375 385 6157 news.list
0.0u 0.0s 0:00 66% 8+18k 2+3io 1pf+0w
????? ????? ??????
ndsuvax-103 %
script done on Mon Feb 13 10:41:14 1989ntm1569@dsacg3.UUCP (Jeff Roth) (02/15/89)
From article <2129@ndsuvax.UUCP>, by nukim@ndsuvax.UUCP (kyongsok kim): > When I executed "time" command under "csh", I got seven entries. > The man page of time and csh explains only the first four entries. > I would like to know what the remaining three entries mean [....] Questioner asked for email reply, but answer may be of wider interest. > ndsuvax-102 % time wc news.list > 375 385 6157 news.list > 0.0u 0.0s 0:00 66% 8+18k 2+3io 1pf+0w > ????? ????? ?????? ^ ^ ^ | | |__ took one page fault & wasn't swapped | |____ did 2 reads and 3 writes |_____ on average used 8K text, 18K data The csh man page describes time output in the section on "predefined and environment variables." Also worth a look: getrusage(2). -- Jeff Roth (osu-cis!dsacg1!jroth) 614-238-9421 (Autovon 850-9421) From the Internet: jroth%dsacg1.uucp@daitc.arpa US Defense Logistics Agency I speak for myself