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Roles can be combined * using the COALITION_ROLEMASK_* tokens found in * . Each PID returned is guaranteed to * be tagged with one of the task roles specified by this * mask. * sort_order : The order in which the returned PIDs should be sorted * by default this is in descending page count. * pid_list : Pointer to an array of PIDs that will be filled with * members of the coalition tagged with the given 'taskrole' * list_sz : The size (in number of PIDs) of 'pid_list' * * Note: * This function will return the list of PIDs in a sorted order. By default * the PIDs will be sorted by task page count in descending order. In the * future it may be possible for user space to specify a level of importance * for each coalition member. If there is a user space specified importance, * then the list of PIDs returned will be sorted in _ascending_ importance, * i.e., pid_list[0] will be the least important task (or the largest consumer * of memory). The desired sort order can be specified using the * COALITION_SORT_* definitions in osfmk/mach/coalition.h * * It is also possible to return an unsorted list of PIDs using the special * sort type 'COALITION_SORT_NOSORT' * * Returns: < 0 on ERROR * 0 if 'coal' contains no tasks whose role is 'taskrole' * (or if the coalition is being deallocated) * Otherwise: the number of PIDs in the coalition whose role is * 'taskrole'. NOTE: This may be larger or smaller than * the 'pid_list' array. * */ extern int coalition_get_pid_list(coalition_t coal, uint32_t rolemask, int sort_order, int *pid_list, int list_sz); /* * task_coalition_role_for_type; * Get the role of the given task within the given type of coalition. * * Parameters: * task : The task to investigate * coalition_type : The coalition type to check * * Returns: This task's role or COALITION_TASKROLE_NONE. */ extern int task_coalition_role_for_type(task_t task, int coalition_type); #else /* !CONFIG_COALITIONS */ static inline uint64_t coalition_id(__unused coalition_t coal) { return 0; } static inline size_t coalitions_get_list(__unused int type, __unused struct procinfo_coalinfo *coal_list, __unused size_t list_sz) { return 0; } static inline coalition_t coalition_get_leader(__unused task_t task, __unused int coal_type) { return COALITION_NULL; } static inline boolean_t coalition_is_leader(__unused task_t task, __unused coalition_t coal) { return FALSE; } static inline int coalition_get_task_count(__unused coalition_t coal) { return 0; } static inline uint64_t coalition_get_page_count(__unused coalition_t coal, __unused int *ntasks) { return 0; } static inline int coalition_get_pid_list(__unused coalition_t coal, __unused uint32_t rolemask, __unused int sort_order, __unused int *pid_list, __unused int list_sz) { return 0; } #endif #endif /* KERNEL */ __END_DECLS #endif /* _SYS_COALITION_H_ */