HP R4.2 print, a_flags, inhibit, a_state, inhibit, activate, rescanBB, •rescanBB, $rescanBB, a_nextAlarm, iCk, iCkAdmin, A Summary of Commands

A Summary of Commands iCk, iCkAdmin

there is the a_clockID, which is nonzero if an alarm is running for the current activity and the a_nextAlarm, which indicates at what time the next alarm is set to expire. At the end of the entry is the a_flags, 0, meaning no flags are set, AF_SUPPRESS_TIMING, meaning that timing is deliberately suppressed for the time being, AF_CHECK_NEW_RUNLEVEL, meaning that when the run levels change, this activity is checked to see if it should reactivate, and AF_DEBUG_OFF, which is set for any activity that has been inhibited by the inhibit command. There is also the a_state, which indicates the current state of the activity. Its values are:

~AS_INACTIVE — This value is currently not being processed.

~AS_TIMER_RUNNING — There is currently an alarm outstanding for this activity.

~AS_SERVICE_QUEUED — An alarm has expired for this activity, but has not yet been processed.

~AS_IN_PROGRESS — An activity is currently being processed.

The above-mentioned commands, activate, inhibit, and print, require an activities specification. Such a specification is defined from the following list of objects. More than one object can be combined with the pipe () character:

•rescanBB

This object is the $rescanBB activity.

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