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MMV_STATS_INIT(3) Library Functions Manual MMV_STATS_INIT(3)
mmv_stats_init, mmv_stats2_init - create and initialize Memory
Mapped Value file
#include <pcp/pmapi.h>
#include <pcp/mmv_stats.h>
void *mmv_stats_init(const char *name, int cluster,
mmv_stats_flags_t flags, const mmv_metric_t *stats,
int nstats, mmv_indom_t *indoms, int nindoms);
void *mmv_stats2_init(const char *name, int cluster,
mmv_stats_flags_t flags, const mmv_metric2_t *stats2,
int nstats2, mmv_indom2_t *indoms2, int nindoms2);
cc ... -lpcp_mmv -lpcp
Note: these functions are deprecated - see mmv_stats_registry(3).
mmv_stats_init creates and initializes the content of the MMV(5)
file, returning a handle that is used in subsequent MMV API calls.
mmv_stats2_init is equivalent to mmv_stats_init except that it
provides an option for longer metric and instance names.
mmv_stats_stop performs an orderly shutdown of the mapping handle
returned by an earlier initialization call.
The file is created in the $PCP_TMP_DIR/mmv directory, name argu‐
ment is expected to be a basename of the file, not the full path.
The metadata content of the file does not change after the file
has been created.
The old file is removed unconditionally unless there was an error.
cluster is the preferred MMV PMDA cluster ID to be used for the
metrics originating from this call to mmv_stats_init. The flags
provide additional control over the behaviour of the MMV PMDA -
e.g. use of MMV_FLAG_PROCESS will ensure values are only exported
when the instrumented application is running - this is verified on
each request for new values.
stats is the array of mmv_metric_t elements of length nstats. Each
element of the array describes one PCP metric.
typedef struct {
char name[MMV_NAMEMAX]; /* Name of the metric */
__uint32_t item; /* Item component of PMID */
mmv_metric_type_t type; /* Type of the metric */
mmv_metric_sem_t semantics; /* Semantics of the metric */
pmUnits dimension; /* Dimensions (TIME,SPACE,etc) */
__uint32_t indom; /* Instance domain identifier */
char *shorttext; /* Optional, one-line help */
char *helptext; /* Optional, full help text */
} mmv_metric_t;
stats2 is the array of mmv_metric2_t elements of length nstats2.
Each element of the array describes one PCP metric, the only dif‐
ference to stats is the lifting of the restriction on name length
(previously MMV_NAMEMAX, which is 64 bytes).
typedef struct {
char *name; /* Name of the metric */
__uint32_t item; /* Item component of PMID */
mmv_metric_type_t type; /* Type of the metric */
mmv_metric_sem_t semantics; /* Semantics of the metric */
pmUnits dimension; /* Dimensions (TIME,SPACE,etc) */
__uint32_t indom; /* Instance domain identifier */
char *shorttext; /* Optional, one-line help */
char *helptext; /* Optional, full help text */
} mmv_metric2_t;
If indom is not zero and not PM_INDOM_NULL, then the metric has
multiple values and there must be a corresponding indom entry in
the indom list (uniquely identified by serial number).
The stats and stats2 arrays cannot contain any elements which have
no name - this is considered an error and no metrics will be ex‐
ported in this case.
indoms is the array of mmv_indom_t elements of length nindoms.
Each element of the array describes one PCP instance domain.
typedef struct {
__int32_t internal;
char external[MMV_NAMEMAX];
} mmv_instances_t;
typedef struct {
__uint32_t serial; /* Unique serial number */
__uint32_t count; /* Number of instances */
mmv_instances_t *instances; /* Internal/external IDs */
char *shorttext; /* Short help text */
char *helptext; /* Long help text */
} mmv_indom_t;
indoms2 is the array of mmv_indom2_t elements of length nindoms2.
Each element of the array describes one PCP instance domain, and
the only difference to indoms is the lifting of the restriction on
external instance name lengths (previously MMV_NAMEMAX, which is
64 bytes).
typedef struct {
__int32_t internal;
char *external;
} mmv_instances2_t;
typedef struct {
__uint32_t serial; /* Unique serial number */
__uint32_t count; /* Number of instances */
mmv_instances2_t *instances; /* Internal/external IDs */
char *shorttext; /* Short help text */
char *helptext; /* Long help text */
} mmv_indom2_t;
These functions return the address of the memory mapped region on
success. On failure, NULL is returned and errno is set to a value
suitable for decoding with strerror(3).
mmv_stats_registry(3), mmv_lookup_value_desc(3), mmv_inc_value(3),
strerror(3) and mmv(5).
This page is part of the PCP (Performance Co-Pilot) project. In‐
formation about the project can be found at ⟨http://www.pcp.io/⟩.
If you have a bug report for this manual page, send it to
[email protected]. This page was obtained from the project's upstream
Git repository ⟨https://github.com/performancecopilot/pcp.git⟩ on
2025-02-02. (At that time, the date of the most recent commit
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Performance Co-Pilot MMV_STATS_INIT(3)
Pages that refer to this page: pmdammv(1), mmv_inc_value(3), mmv_lookup_value_desc(3), mmv_set_value(3)
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