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This notice 69 * is included in support of clause 2.2 (b) of the Apple Public License, 70 * Version 2.0. 71 */ 72 73#ifndef _SYS_SYSCTL_H_ 74#define _SYS_SYSCTL_H_ 75 76/* 77 * These are for the eproc structure defined below. 78 */ 79#include <sys/cdefs.h> 80 81#include <sys/appleapiopts.h> 82#ifndef KERNEL 83#include <sys/time.h> 84#include <sys/ucred.h> 85#else 86#include <libkern/sysctl.h> 87#endif 88#include <sys/proc.h> 89#include <sys/vm.h> 90 91#ifdef XNU_KERNEL_PRIVATE 92#include <sys/linker_set.h> 93#endif 94 95/* 96 * Definitions for sysctl call. The sysctl call uses a hierarchical name 97 * for objects that can be examined or modified. The name is expressed as 98 * a sequence of integers. Like a file path name, the meaning of each 99 * component depends on its place in the hierarchy. The top-level and kern 100 * identifiers are defined here, and other identifiers are defined in the 101 * respective subsystem header files. 102 */ 103 104#define CTL_MAXNAME 12 /* largest number of components supported */ 105 106/* 107 * Each subsystem defined by sysctl defines a list of variables 108 * for that subsystem. Each name is either a node with further 109 * levels defined below it, or it is a leaf of some particular 110 * type given below. Each sysctl level defines a set of name/type 111 * pairs to be used by sysctl(1) in manipulating the subsystem. 112 * 113 * When declaring new sysctl names, unless your sysctl is callable 114 * from the paging path, please use the CTLFLAG_LOCKED flag in the 115 * type to indicate that all necessary locking will be handled 116 * within the sysctl. 117 * 118 * Any sysctl defined without CTLFLAG_LOCKED is considered legacy 119 * and will be protected by both wiring the user process pages and, 120 * if it is a 32 bit legacy KEXT, by the obsolete kernel funnel. 121 * 122 * Note: This is not optimal, so it is best to handle locking 123 * yourself, if you are able to do so. A simple design 124 * pattern for use to avoid in a single function known 125 * to potentially be in the paging path ot doing a DMA 126 * to physical memory in a user space process is: 127 * 128 * lock 129 * perform operation vs. local buffer 130 * unlock 131 * SYSCTL_OUT(rey, local buffer, length) 132 * 133 * ...this assumes you are not using a deep call graph 134 * or are unable to pass a local buffer address as a 135 * parameter into your deep call graph. 136 * 137 * Note that very large user buffers can fail the wire 138 * if to do so would require more physical pages than 139 * are available (the caller will get an ENOMEM error, 140 * see sysctl_mem_hold() for details). 141 */ 142struct ctlname { 143 char *ctl_name; /* subsystem name */ 144 int ctl_type; /* type of name */ 145}; 146 147#define CTLTYPE 0xf /* Mask for the type */ 148#define CTLTYPE_NODE 1 /* name is a node */ 149#define CTLTYPE_INT 2 /* name describes an integer */ 150#define CTLTYPE_STRING 3 /* name describes a string */ 151#define CTLTYPE_QUAD 4 /* name describes a 64-bit number */ 152#define CTLTYPE_OPAQUE 5 /* name describes a structure */ 153#define CTLTYPE_STRUCT CTLTYPE_OPAQUE /* name describes a structure */ 154 155#define CTLFLAG_RD 0x80000000 /* Allow reads of variable */ 156#define CTLFLAG_WR 0x40000000 /* Allow writes to the variable */ 157#define CTLFLAG_RW (CTLFLAG_RD|CTLFLAG_WR) 158#define CTLFLAG_NOLOCK 0x20000000 /* XXX Don't Lock */ 159#define CTLFLAG_ANYBODY 0x10000000 /* All users can set this var */ 160#define CTLFLAG_SECURE 0x08000000 /* Permit set only if securelevel<=0 */ 161#define CTLFLAG_MASKED 0x04000000 /* deprecated variable, do not display */ 162#define CTLFLAG_NOAUTO 0x02000000 /* do not auto-register */ 163#define CTLFLAG_KERN 0x01000000 /* valid inside the kernel */ 164#define CTLFLAG_LOCKED 0x00800000 /* node will handle locking itself */ 165#define CTLFLAG_OID2 0x00400000 /* struct sysctl_oid has version info */ 166 167/* 168 * USE THIS instead of a hardwired number from the categories below 169 * to get dynamically assigned sysctl entries using the linker-set 170 * technology. This is the way nearly all new sysctl variables should 171 * be implemented. 172 * 173 * e.g. SYSCTL_INT(_parent, OID_AUTO, name, CTLFLAG_RW, &variable, 0, ""); 174 * 175 * Note that linker set technology will automatically register all nodes 176 * declared like this on kernel initialization, UNLESS they are defined 177 * in I/O-Kit. In this case, you have to call sysctl_register_oid() 178 * manually - just like in a KEXT. 179 */ 180#define OID_AUTO (-1) 181#define OID_AUTO_START 100 /* conventional */ 182 183#ifdef KERNEL 184#define SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS (struct sysctl_oid *oidp, void *arg1, int arg2, \ 185 struct sysctl_req *req) 186 187 188/* 189 * This describes the access space for a sysctl request. This is needed 190 * so that we can use the interface from the kernel or from user-space. 191 */ 192struct sysctl_req { 193 struct proc *p; 194 int lock; 195 user_addr_t oldptr; /* pointer to user supplied buffer */ 196 size_t oldlen; /* user buffer length (also returned) */ 197 size_t oldidx; /* total data iteratively copied out */ 198 int (*oldfunc)(struct sysctl_req *, const void *, size_t); 199 user_addr_t newptr; /* buffer containing new value */ 200 size_t newlen; /* length of new value */ 201 size_t newidx; /* total data iteratively copied in */ 202 int (*newfunc)(struct sysctl_req *, void *, size_t); 203}; 204 205SLIST_HEAD(sysctl_oid_list, sysctl_oid); 206 207#define SYSCTL_OID_VERSION 1 /* current OID structure version */ 208 209/* 210 * This describes one "oid" in the MIB tree. Potentially more nodes can 211 * be hidden behind it, expanded by the handler. 212 * 213 * NOTES: We implement binary comparibility between CTLFLAG_OID2 and 214 * pre-CTLFLAG_OID2 structure in sysctl_register_oid() and in 215 * sysctl_unregister_oid() using the fact that the fields up 216 * to oid_fmt are unchanged, and that the field immediately 217 * following is on an alignment boundary following a pointer 218 * type and is also a pointer. This lets us get the previous 219 * size of the structure, and the copy-cut-off point, using 220 * the offsetof() language primitive, and these values are 221 * used in conjunction with the fact that earlier and future 222 * statically compiled sysctl_oid structures are declared via 223 * macros. This lets us overload the macros so that the addition 224 * of the CTLFLAG_OID2 in newly compiled code containing sysctl 225 * node declarations, subsequently allowing us to to avoid 226 * changing the KPI used for non-static (un)registration in 227 * KEXTs. 228 * 229 * This depends on the fact that people declare SYSCTLs, 230 * rather than declaring sysctl_oid structures. All new code 231 * should avoid declaring struct sysctl_oid's directly without 232 * the macros; the current risk for this is limited to losing 233 * your description field and ending up with a malloc'ed copy, 234 * as if it were a legacy binary static declaration via SYSCTL; 235 * in the future, we may deprecate access to a named structure 236 * type in third party code. Use the macros, or our code will 237 * end up with compile errors when that happens. 238 * 239 * Please try to include a long description of the field in any 240 * new sysctl declarations (all the macros support this). This 241 * field may be the only human readable documentation your users 242 * get for your sysctl. 243 */ 244struct sysctl_oid { 245 struct sysctl_oid_list *oid_parent; 246 SLIST_ENTRY(sysctl_oid) oid_link; 247 int oid_number; 248 int oid_kind; 249 void *oid_arg1; 250 int oid_arg2; 251 const char *oid_name; 252 int (*oid_handler) SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 253 const char *oid_fmt; 254 const char *oid_descr; /* offsetof() field / long description */ 255 int oid_version; 256 int oid_refcnt; 257}; 258 259#define SYSCTL_IN(r, p, l) (r->newfunc)(r, p, l) 260#define SYSCTL_OUT(r, p, l) (r->oldfunc)(r, p, l) 261 262typedef int (* sysctl_handler_t) SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 263 264__BEGIN_DECLS 265 266/* old interface */ 267int sysctl_handle_int SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 268int sysctl_handle_long SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 269int sysctl_handle_quad SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 270int sysctl_handle_int2quad SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 271int sysctl_handle_string SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 272int sysctl_handle_opaque SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS; 273/* new interface */ 274int sysctl_io_number(struct sysctl_req *req, long long bigValue, size_t valueSize, void *pValue, int *changed); 275int sysctl_io_string(struct sysctl_req *req, char *pValue, size_t valueSize, int trunc, int *changed); 276int sysctl_io_opaque(struct sysctl_req *req, void *pValue, size_t valueSize, int *changed); 277 278/* 279 * These functions are used to add/remove an oid from the mib. 280 */ 281void sysctl_register_oid(struct sysctl_oid *oidp); 282void sysctl_unregister_oid(struct sysctl_oid *oidp); 283 284/* Not exported */ 285void sysctl_register_fixed(void); 286 287__END_DECLS 288 289/* Declare an oid to allow child oids to be added to it. */ 290#define SYSCTL_DECL(name) \ 291 extern struct sysctl_oid_list sysctl_##name##_children 292 293#ifdef XNU_KERNEL_PRIVATE 294#define SYSCTL_LINKER_SET_ENTRY LINKER_SET_ENTRY 295#else 296#define SYSCTL_LINKER_SET_ENTRY(a, b) 297#endif 298/* This constructs a "raw" MIB oid. */ 299#define SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, kind, a1, a2, handler, fmt, descr) \ 300 struct sysctl_oid sysctl_##parent##_##name = { \ 301 &sysctl_##parent##_children, { 0 }, \ 302 nbr, (int)(kind|CTLFLAG_OID2), a1, (int)(a2), #name, handler, fmt, descr, SYSCTL_OID_VERSION, 0 }; \ 303 SYSCTL_LINKER_SET_ENTRY(__sysctl_set, sysctl_##parent##_##name) 304 305/* This constructs a node from which other oids can hang. */ 306#define SYSCTL_NODE(parent, nbr, name, access, handler, descr) \ 307 struct sysctl_oid_list sysctl_##parent##_##name##_children; \ 308 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_NODE|access, \ 309 (void*)&sysctl_##parent##_##name##_children, 0, handler, \ 310 "N", descr); 311 312/* Oid for a string. len can be 0 to indicate '\0' termination. */ 313#define SYSCTL_STRING(parent, nbr, name, access, arg, len, descr) \ 314 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_STRING|access, \ 315 arg, len, sysctl_handle_string, "A", descr) 316 317#define SYSCTL_COMPAT_INT(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, val, descr) \ 318 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_INT|access, \ 319 ptr, val, sysctl_handle_int, "I", descr) 320 321#define SYSCTL_COMPAT_UINT(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, val, descr) \ 322 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_INT|access, \ 323 ptr, val, sysctl_handle_int, "IU", descr) 324 325/* Oid for an int. If ptr is NULL, val is returned. */ 326#define SYSCTL_INT(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, val, descr) \ 327 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_INT|access, \ 328 ptr, val, sysctl_handle_int, "I", descr); \ 329 typedef char _sysctl_##parent##_##name##_size_check[(__builtin_constant_p(ptr) || sizeof(*(ptr)) == sizeof(int)) ? 0 : -1]; 330 331/* Oid for an unsigned int. If ptr is NULL, val is returned. */ 332#define SYSCTL_UINT(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, val, descr) \ 333 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_INT|access, \ 334 ptr, val, sysctl_handle_int, "IU", descr); \ 335 typedef char _sysctl_##parent##_##name##_size_check[(__builtin_constant_p(ptr) || sizeof(*(ptr)) == sizeof(unsigned int)) ? 0 : -1]; 336 337/* Oid for a long. The pointer must be non NULL. */ 338#define SYSCTL_LONG(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, descr) \ 339 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_INT|access, \ 340 ptr, 0, sysctl_handle_long, "L", descr); \ 341 typedef char _sysctl_##parent##_##name##_size_check[(__builtin_constant_p(ptr) || sizeof(*(ptr)) == sizeof(long)) ? 0 : -1]; 342 343/* Oid for a quad. The pointer must be non NULL. */ 344#define SYSCTL_QUAD(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, descr) \ 345 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_QUAD|access, \ 346 ptr, 0, sysctl_handle_quad, "Q", descr); \ 347 typedef char _sysctl_##parent##_##name##_size_check[(__builtin_constant_p(ptr) || sizeof(*(ptr)) == sizeof(long long)) ? 0 : -1]; 348 349/* Oid for an opaque object. Specified by a pointer and a length. */ 350#define SYSCTL_OPAQUE(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, len, fmt, descr) \ 351 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_OPAQUE|access, \ 352 ptr, len, sysctl_handle_opaque, fmt, descr) 353 354/* Oid for a struct. Specified by a pointer and a type. */ 355#define SYSCTL_STRUCT(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, type, descr) \ 356 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, CTLTYPE_OPAQUE|access, \ 357 ptr, sizeof(struct type), sysctl_handle_opaque, \ 358 "S," #type, descr) 359 360/* Oid for a procedure. Specified by a pointer and an arg. */ 361#define SYSCTL_PROC(parent, nbr, name, access, ptr, arg, handler, fmt, descr) \ 362 SYSCTL_OID(parent, nbr, name, access, \ 363 ptr, arg, handler, fmt, descr) 364 365 366extern struct sysctl_oid_list sysctl__children; 367SYSCTL_DECL(_kern); 368SYSCTL_DECL(_sysctl); 369SYSCTL_DECL(_vm); 370SYSCTL_DECL(_vfs); 371SYSCTL_DECL(_net); 372SYSCTL_DECL(_debug); 373SYSCTL_DECL(_hw); 374SYSCTL_DECL(_machdep); 375SYSCTL_DECL(_user); 376 377#endif /* KERNEL */ 378 379#ifdef XNU_KERNEL_PRIVATE 380#define SYSCTL_DEF_ENABLED 381#else 382#ifndef KERNEL 383#define SYSCTL_DEF_ENABLED 384#endif 385#endif 386 387#ifdef SYSCTL_DEF_ENABLED 388/* 389 * Top-level identifiers 390 */ 391#define CTL_UNSPEC 0 /* unused */ 392#define CTL_KERN 1 /* "high kernel": proc, limits */ 393#define CTL_VM 2 /* virtual memory */ 394#define CTL_VFS 3 /* file system, mount type is next */ 395#define CTL_NET 4 /* network, see socket.h */ 396#define CTL_DEBUG 5 /* debugging parameters */ 397#define CTL_HW 6 /* generic cpu/io */ 398#define CTL_MACHDEP 7 /* machine dependent */ 399#define CTL_USER 8 /* user-level */ 400#define CTL_MAXID 9 /* number of valid top-level ids */ 401 402#define CTL_NAMES { \ 403 { 0, 0 }, \ 404 { "kern", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 405 { "vm", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 406 { "vfs", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 407 { "net", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 408 { "debug", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 409 { "hw", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 410 { "machdep", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 411 { "user", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 412} 413 414/* 415 * CTL_KERN identifiers 416 */ 417#define KERN_OSTYPE 1 /* string: system version */ 418#define KERN_OSRELEASE 2 /* string: system release */ 419#define KERN_OSREV 3 /* int: system revision */ 420#define KERN_VERSION 4 /* string: compile time info */ 421#define KERN_MAXVNODES 5 /* int: max vnodes */ 422#define KERN_MAXPROC 6 /* int: max processes */ 423#define KERN_MAXFILES 7 /* int: max open files */ 424#define KERN_ARGMAX 8 /* int: max arguments to exec */ 425#define KERN_SECURELVL 9 /* int: system security level */ 426#define KERN_HOSTNAME 10 /* string: hostname */ 427#define KERN_HOSTID 11 /* int: host identifier */ 428#define KERN_CLOCKRATE 12 /* struct: struct clockrate */ 429#define KERN_VNODE 13 /* struct: vnode structures */ 430#define KERN_PROC 14 /* struct: process entries */ 431#define KERN_FILE 15 /* struct: file entries */ 432#define KERN_PROF 16 /* node: kernel profiling info */ 433#define KERN_POSIX1 17 /* int: POSIX.1 version */ 434#define KERN_NGROUPS 18 /* int: # of supplemental group ids */ 435#define KERN_JOB_CONTROL 19 /* int: is job control available */ 436#define KERN_SAVED_IDS 20 /* int: saved set-user/group-ID */ 437#define KERN_BOOTTIME 21 /* struct: time kernel was booted */ 438#define KERN_NISDOMAINNAME 22 /* string: YP domain name */ 439#define KERN_DOMAINNAME KERN_NISDOMAINNAME 440#define KERN_MAXPARTITIONS 23 /* int: number of partitions/disk */ 441#define KERN_KDEBUG 24 /* int: kernel trace points */ 442#define KERN_UPDATEINTERVAL 25 /* int: update process sleep time */ 443#define KERN_OSRELDATE 26 /* int: OS release date */ 444#define KERN_NTP_PLL 27 /* node: NTP PLL control */ 445#define KERN_BOOTFILE 28 /* string: name of booted kernel */ 446#define KERN_MAXFILESPERPROC 29 /* int: max open files per proc */ 447#define KERN_MAXPROCPERUID 30 /* int: max processes per uid */ 448#define KERN_DUMPDEV 31 /* dev_t: device to dump on */ 449#define KERN_IPC 32 /* node: anything related to IPC */ 450#define KERN_DUMMY 33 /* unused */ 451#define KERN_PS_STRINGS 34 /* int: address of PS_STRINGS */ 452#define KERN_USRSTACK32 35 /* int: address of USRSTACK */ 453#define KERN_LOGSIGEXIT 36 /* int: do we log sigexit procs? */ 454#define KERN_SYMFILE 37 /* string: kernel symbol filename */ 455#define KERN_PROCARGS 38 456 /* 39 was KERN_PCSAMPLES... now deprecated */ 457#define KERN_NETBOOT 40 /* int: are we netbooted? 1=yes,0=no */ 458 /* 41 was KERN_PANICINFO : panic UI information (deprecated) */ 459#define KERN_SYSV 42 /* node: System V IPC information */ 460#define KERN_AFFINITY 43 /* xxx */ 461#define KERN_TRANSLATE 44 /* xxx */ 462#define KERN_CLASSIC KERN_TRANSLATE /* XXX backwards compat */ 463#define KERN_EXEC 45 /* xxx */ 464#define KERN_CLASSICHANDLER KERN_EXEC /* XXX backwards compatibility */ 465#define KERN_AIOMAX 46 /* int: max aio requests */ 466#define KERN_AIOPROCMAX 47 /* int: max aio requests per process */ 467#define KERN_AIOTHREADS 48 /* int: max aio worker threads */ 468#ifdef __APPLE_API_UNSTABLE 469#define KERN_PROCARGS2 49 470#endif /* __APPLE_API_UNSTABLE */ 471#define KERN_COREFILE 50 /* string: corefile format string */ 472#define KERN_COREDUMP 51 /* int: whether to coredump at all */ 473#define KERN_SUGID_COREDUMP 52 /* int: whether to dump SUGID cores */ 474#define KERN_PROCDELAYTERM 53 /* int: set/reset current proc for delayed termination during shutdown */ 475#define KERN_SHREG_PRIVATIZABLE 54 /* int: can shared regions be privatized ? */ 476 /* 55 was KERN_PROC_LOW_PRI_IO... now deprecated */ 477#define KERN_LOW_PRI_WINDOW 56 /* int: set/reset throttle window - milliseconds */ 478#define KERN_LOW_PRI_DELAY 57 /* int: set/reset throttle delay - milliseconds */ 479#define KERN_POSIX 58 /* node: posix tunables */ 480#define KERN_USRSTACK64 59 /* LP64 user stack query */ 481#define KERN_NX_PROTECTION 60 /* int: whether no-execute protection is enabled */ 482#define KERN_TFP 61 /* Task for pid settings */ 483#define KERN_PROCNAME 62 /* setup process program name(2*MAXCOMLEN) */ 484#define KERN_THALTSTACK 63 /* for compat with older x86 and does nothing */ 485#define KERN_SPECULATIVE_READS 64 /* int: whether speculative reads are disabled */ 486#define KERN_OSVERSION 65 /* for build number i.e. 9A127 */ 487#define KERN_SAFEBOOT 66 /* are we booted safe? */ 488#define KERN_LCTX 67 /* node: login context */ 489#define KERN_RAGEVNODE 68 490#define KERN_TTY 69 /* node: tty settings */ 491#define KERN_CHECKOPENEVT 70 /* spi: check the VOPENEVT flag on vnodes at open time */ 492#define KERN_THREADNAME 71 /* set/get thread name */ 493#define KERN_MAXID 72 /* number of valid kern ids */ 494/* 495 * Don't add any more sysctls like this. Instead, use the SYSCTL_*() macros 496 * and OID_AUTO. This will have the added benefit of not having to recompile 497 * sysctl(8) to pick up your changes. 498 */ 499 500#if COUNT_SYSCALLS && defined(KERNEL) 501#define KERN_COUNT_SYSCALLS (KERN_OSTYPE + 1000) /* keep called count for each bsd syscall */ 502#endif 503 504#if defined(__LP64__) 505#define KERN_USRSTACK KERN_USRSTACK64 506#else 507#define KERN_USRSTACK KERN_USRSTACK32 508#endif 509 510 511/* KERN_RAGEVNODE types */ 512#define KERN_RAGE_PROC 1 513#define KERN_RAGE_THREAD 2 514#define KERN_UNRAGE_PROC 3 515#define KERN_UNRAGE_THREAD 4 516 517/* KERN_OPENEVT types */ 518#define KERN_OPENEVT_PROC 1 519#define KERN_UNOPENEVT_PROC 2 520 521/* KERN_TFP types */ 522#define KERN_TFP_POLICY 1 523 524/* KERN_TFP_POLICY values . All policies allow task port for self */ 525#define KERN_TFP_POLICY_DENY 0 /* Deny Mode: None allowed except privileged */ 526#define KERN_TFP_POLICY_DEFAULT 2 /* Default Mode: related ones allowed and upcall authentication */ 527 528/* KERN_KDEBUG types */ 529#define KERN_KDEFLAGS 1 530#define KERN_KDDFLAGS 2 531#define KERN_KDENABLE 3 532#define KERN_KDSETBUF 4 533#define KERN_KDGETBUF 5 534#define KERN_KDSETUP 6 535#define KERN_KDREMOVE 7 536#define KERN_KDSETREG 8 537#define KERN_KDGETREG 9 538#define KERN_KDREADTR 10 539#define KERN_KDPIDTR 11 540#define KERN_KDTHRMAP 12 541/* Don't use 13 as it is overloaded with KERN_VNODE */ 542#define KERN_KDPIDEX 14 543#define KERN_KDSETRTCDEC 15 544#define KERN_KDGETENTROPY 16 545#define KERN_KDWRITETR 17 546#define KERN_KDWRITEMAP 18 547#define KERN_KDENABLE_BG_TRACE 19 548#define KERN_KDDISABLE_BG_TRACE 20 549#define KERN_KDREADCURTHRMAP 21 550#define KERN_KDSET_TYPEFILTER 22 551#define KERN_KDBUFWAIT 23 552#define KERN_KDCPUMAP 24 553 554#define CTL_KERN_NAMES { \ 555 { 0, 0 }, \ 556 { "ostype", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 557 { "osrelease", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 558 { "osrevision", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 559 { "version", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 560 { "maxvnodes", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 561 { "maxproc", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 562 { "maxfiles", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 563 { "argmax", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 564 { "securelevel", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 565 { "hostname", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 566 { "hostid", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 567 { "clockrate", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 568 { "vnode", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 569 { "proc", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 570 { "file", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 571 { "profiling", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 572 { "posix1version", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 573 { "ngroups", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 574 { "job_control", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 575 { "saved_ids", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 576 { "boottime", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 577 { "nisdomainname", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 578 { "maxpartitions", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 579 { "kdebug", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 580 { "update", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 581 { "osreldate", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 582 { "ntp_pll", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 583 { "bootfile", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 584 { "maxfilesperproc", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 585 { "maxprocperuid", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 586 { "dumpdev", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, /* we lie; don't print as int */ \ 587 { "ipc", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 588 { "dummy", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 589 { "dummy", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 590 { "usrstack", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 591 { "logsigexit", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 592 { "symfile",CTLTYPE_STRING },\ 593 { "procargs",CTLTYPE_STRUCT },\ 594 { "dummy", CTLTYPE_INT }, /* deprecated pcsamples */ \ 595 { "netboot", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 596 { "dummy", CTLTYPE_INT }, /* deprecated: panicinfo */ \ 597 { "sysv", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 598 { "dummy", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 599 { "dummy", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 600 { "exec", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 601 { "aiomax", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 602 { "aioprocmax", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 603 { "aiothreads", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 604 { "procargs2",CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 605 { "corefile",CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 606 { "coredump", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 607 { "sugid_coredump", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 608 { "delayterm", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 609 { "shreg_private", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 610 { "proc_low_pri_io", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 611 { "low_pri_window", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 612 { "low_pri_delay", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 613 { "posix", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 614 { "usrstack64", CTLTYPE_QUAD }, \ 615 { "nx", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 616 { "tfp", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 617 { "procname", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 618 { "threadsigaltstack", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 619 { "speculative_reads_disabled", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 620 { "osversion", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 621 { "safeboot", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 622 { "lctx", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 623 { "rage_vnode", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 624 { "tty", CTLTYPE_NODE }, \ 625 { "check_openevt", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 626 { "thread_name", CTLTYPE_STRING } \ 627} 628 629/* 630 * CTL_VFS identifiers 631 */ 632#define CTL_VFS_NAMES { \ 633 { "vfsconf", CTLTYPE_STRUCT } \ 634} 635 636/* 637 * KERN_PROC subtypes 638 */ 639#define KERN_PROC_ALL 0 /* everything */ 640#define KERN_PROC_PID 1 /* by process id */ 641#define KERN_PROC_PGRP 2 /* by process group id */ 642#define KERN_PROC_SESSION 3 /* by session of pid */ 643#define KERN_PROC_TTY 4 /* by controlling tty */ 644#define KERN_PROC_UID 5 /* by effective uid */ 645#define KERN_PROC_RUID 6 /* by real uid */ 646#define KERN_PROC_LCID 7 /* by login context id */ 647 648/* 649 * KERN_LCTX subtypes 650 */ 651#define KERN_LCTX_ALL 0 /* everything */ 652#define KERN_LCTX_LCID 1 /* by login context id */ 653 654 655#if defined(XNU_KERNEL_PRIVATE) || !defined(KERNEL) 656/* 657 * KERN_PROC subtype ops return arrays of augmented proc structures: 658 */ 659 660struct _pcred { 661 char pc_lock[72]; /* opaque content */ 662 struct ucred *pc_ucred; /* Current credentials. */ 663 uid_t p_ruid; /* Real user id. */ 664 uid_t p_svuid; /* Saved effective user id. */ 665 gid_t p_rgid; /* Real group id. */ 666 gid_t p_svgid; /* Saved effective group id. */ 667 int p_refcnt; /* Number of references. */ 668}; 669 670struct _ucred { 671 int32_t cr_ref; /* reference count */ 672 uid_t cr_uid; /* effective user id */ 673 short cr_ngroups; /* number of groups */ 674 gid_t cr_groups[NGROUPS]; /* groups */ 675}; 676 677struct kinfo_proc { 678 struct extern_proc kp_proc; /* proc structure */ 679 struct eproc { 680 struct proc *e_paddr; /* address of proc */ 681 struct session *e_sess; /* session pointer */ 682 struct _pcred e_pcred; /* process credentials */ 683 struct _ucred e_ucred; /* current credentials */ 684 struct vmspace e_vm; /* address space */ 685 pid_t e_ppid; /* parent process id */ 686 pid_t e_pgid; /* process group id */ 687 short e_jobc; /* job control counter */ 688 dev_t e_tdev; /* controlling tty dev */ 689 pid_t e_tpgid; /* tty process group id */ 690 struct session *e_tsess; /* tty session pointer */ 691#define WMESGLEN 7 692 char e_wmesg[WMESGLEN+1]; /* wchan message */ 693 segsz_t e_xsize; /* text size */ 694 short e_xrssize; /* text rss */ 695 short e_xccount; /* text references */ 696 short e_xswrss; 697 int32_t e_flag; 698#define EPROC_CTTY 0x01 /* controlling tty vnode active */ 699#define EPROC_SLEADER 0x02 /* session leader */ 700#define COMAPT_MAXLOGNAME 12 701 char e_login[COMAPT_MAXLOGNAME]; /* short setlogin() name */ 702#if CONFIG_LCTX 703 pid_t e_lcid; 704 int32_t e_spare[3]; 705#else 706 int32_t e_spare[4]; 707#endif 708 } kp_eproc; 709}; 710 711struct kinfo_lctx { 712 pid_t id; /* Login Context ID */ 713 int mc; /* Member Count */ 714}; 715 716#endif /* defined(XNU_KERNEL_PRIVATE) || !defined(KERNEL) */ 717 718#ifdef BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE 719#include <sys/proc_internal.h> 720 721/* LP64 version of _pcred. all pointers 722 * grow when we're dealing with a 64-bit process. 723 * WARNING - keep in sync with _pcred 724 */ 725 726struct user32_pcred { 727 char pc_lock[72]; /* opaque content */ 728 user32_addr_t pc_ucred; /* Current credentials. */ 729 uid_t p_ruid; /* Real user id. */ 730 uid_t p_svuid; /* Saved effective user id. */ 731 gid_t p_rgid; /* Real group id. */ 732 gid_t p_svgid; /* Saved effective group id. */ 733 int p_refcnt; /* Number of references. */ 734}; 735struct user64_pcred { 736 char pc_lock[72]; /* opaque content */ 737 user64_addr_t pc_ucred; /* Current credentials. */ 738 uid_t p_ruid; /* Real user id. */ 739 uid_t p_svuid; /* Saved effective user id. */ 740 gid_t p_rgid; /* Real group id. */ 741 gid_t p_svgid; /* Saved effective group id. */ 742 int p_refcnt; /* Number of references. */ 743}; 744 745/* LP64 version of kinfo_proc. all pointers 746 * grow when we're dealing with a 64-bit process. 747 * WARNING - keep in sync with kinfo_proc 748 */ 749struct user32_kinfo_proc { 750 struct user32_extern_proc kp_proc; /* proc structure */ 751 struct user32_eproc { 752 user32_addr_t e_paddr; /* address of proc */ 753 user32_addr_t e_sess; /* session pointer */ 754 struct user32_pcred e_pcred; /* process credentials */ 755 struct _ucred e_ucred; /* current credentials */ 756 struct user32_vmspace e_vm; /* address space */ 757 pid_t e_ppid; /* parent process id */ 758 pid_t e_pgid; /* process group id */ 759 short e_jobc; /* job control counter */ 760 dev_t e_tdev; /* controlling tty dev */ 761 pid_t e_tpgid; /* tty process group id */ 762 user32_addr_t e_tsess; /* tty session pointer */ 763 char e_wmesg[WMESGLEN+1]; /* wchan message */ 764 segsz_t e_xsize; /* text size */ 765 short e_xrssize; /* text rss */ 766 short e_xccount; /* text references */ 767 short e_xswrss; 768 int32_t e_flag; 769 char e_login[COMAPT_MAXLOGNAME]; /* short setlogin() name */ 770#if CONFIG_LCTX 771 pid_t e_lcid; 772 int32_t e_spare[3]; 773#else 774 int32_t e_spare[4]; 775#endif 776 } kp_eproc; 777}; 778struct user64_kinfo_proc { 779 struct user64_extern_proc kp_proc; /* proc structure */ 780 struct user64_eproc { 781 user_addr_t e_paddr; /* address of proc */ 782 user_addr_t e_sess; /* session pointer */ 783 struct user64_pcred e_pcred; /* process credentials */ 784 struct _ucred e_ucred; /* current credentials */ 785 struct user_vmspace e_vm; /* address space */ 786 pid_t e_ppid; /* parent process id */ 787 pid_t e_pgid; /* process group id */ 788 short e_jobc; /* job control counter */ 789 dev_t e_tdev; /* controlling tty dev */ 790 pid_t e_tpgid; /* tty process group id */ 791 user64_addr_t e_tsess __attribute((aligned(8))); /* tty session pointer */ 792 char e_wmesg[WMESGLEN+1]; /* wchan message */ 793 segsz_t e_xsize; /* text size */ 794 short e_xrssize; /* text rss */ 795 short e_xccount; /* text references */ 796 short e_xswrss; 797 int32_t e_flag; 798 char e_login[COMAPT_MAXLOGNAME]; /* short setlogin() name */ 799#if CONFIG_LCTX 800 pid_t e_lcid; 801 int32_t e_spare[3]; 802#else 803 int32_t e_spare[4]; 804#endif 805 } kp_eproc; 806}; 807 808#endif /* BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE */ 809 810/* 811 * KERN_IPC identifiers 812 */ 813#define KIPC_MAXSOCKBUF 1 /* int: max size of a socket buffer */ 814#define KIPC_SOCKBUF_WASTE 2 /* int: wastage factor in sockbuf */ 815#define KIPC_SOMAXCONN 3 /* int: max length of connection q */ 816#define KIPC_MAX_LINKHDR 4 /* int: max length of link header */ 817#define KIPC_MAX_PROTOHDR 5 /* int: max length of network header */ 818#define KIPC_MAX_HDR 6 /* int: max total length of headers */ 819#define KIPC_MAX_DATALEN 7 /* int: max length of data? */ 820#define KIPC_MBSTAT 8 /* struct: mbuf usage statistics */ 821#define KIPC_NMBCLUSTERS 9 /* int: maximum mbuf clusters */ 822#define KIPC_SOQLIMITCOMPAT 10 /* int: socket queue limit */ 823 824/* 825 * CTL_VM identifiers 826 */ 827#define VM_METER 1 /* struct vmmeter */ 828#define VM_LOADAVG 2 /* struct loadavg */ 829/* 830 * Note: "3" was skipped sometime ago and should probably remain unused 831 * to avoid any new entry from being accepted by older kernels... 832 */ 833#define VM_MACHFACTOR 4 /* struct loadavg with mach factor*/ 834#define VM_SWAPUSAGE 5 /* total swap usage */ 835#define VM_MAXID 6 /* number of valid vm ids */ 836 837#define CTL_VM_NAMES { \ 838 { 0, 0 }, \ 839 { "vmmeter", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 840 { "loadavg", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 841 { 0, 0 }, /* placeholder for "3" (see comment above) */ \ 842 { "dummy", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 843 { "swapusage", CTLTYPE_STRUCT } \ 844} 845 846struct xsw_usage { 847 u_int64_t xsu_total; 848 u_int64_t xsu_avail; 849 u_int64_t xsu_used; 850 u_int32_t xsu_pagesize; 851 boolean_t xsu_encrypted; 852}; 853 854#ifdef __APPLE_API_PRIVATE 855/* Load average structure. Use of fixpt_t assume <sys/types.h> in scope. */ 856/* XXX perhaps we should protect fixpt_t, and define it here (or discard it) */ 857struct loadavg { 858 fixpt_t ldavg[3]; 859 long fscale; 860}; 861extern struct loadavg averunnable; 862#define LSCALE 1000 /* scaling for "fixed point" arithmetic */ 863 864#ifdef BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE 865 866struct user32_loadavg { 867 fixpt_t ldavg[3]; 868 user32_long_t fscale; 869}; 870 871struct user64_loadavg { 872 fixpt_t ldavg[3]; 873 user64_long_t fscale; 874}; 875 876#endif /* BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE */ 877#endif /* __APPLE_API_PRIVATE */ 878 879 880/* 881 * CTL_HW identifiers 882 */ 883#define HW_MACHINE 1 /* string: machine class */ 884#define HW_MODEL 2 /* string: specific machine model */ 885#define HW_NCPU 3 /* int: number of cpus */ 886#define HW_BYTEORDER 4 /* int: machine byte order */ 887#define HW_PHYSMEM 5 /* int: total memory */ 888#define HW_USERMEM 6 /* int: non-kernel memory */ 889#define HW_PAGESIZE 7 /* int: software page size */ 890#define HW_DISKNAMES 8 /* strings: disk drive names */ 891#define HW_DISKSTATS 9 /* struct: diskstats[] */ 892#define HW_EPOCH 10 /* int: 0 for Legacy, else NewWorld */ 893#define HW_FLOATINGPT 11 /* int: has HW floating point? */ 894#define HW_MACHINE_ARCH 12 /* string: machine architecture */ 895#define HW_VECTORUNIT 13 /* int: has HW vector unit? */ 896#define HW_BUS_FREQ 14 /* int: Bus Frequency */ 897#define HW_CPU_FREQ 15 /* int: CPU Frequency */ 898#define HW_CACHELINE 16 /* int: Cache Line Size in Bytes */ 899#define HW_L1ICACHESIZE 17 /* int: L1 I Cache Size in Bytes */ 900#define HW_L1DCACHESIZE 18 /* int: L1 D Cache Size in Bytes */ 901#define HW_L2SETTINGS 19 /* int: L2 Cache Settings */ 902#define HW_L2CACHESIZE 20 /* int: L2 Cache Size in Bytes */ 903#define HW_L3SETTINGS 21 /* int: L3 Cache Settings */ 904#define HW_L3CACHESIZE 22 /* int: L3 Cache Size in Bytes */ 905#define HW_TB_FREQ 23 /* int: Bus Frequency */ 906#define HW_MEMSIZE 24 /* uint64_t: physical ram size */ 907#define HW_AVAILCPU 25 /* int: number of available CPUs */ 908#define HW_MAXID 26 /* number of valid hw ids */ 909 910#define CTL_HW_NAMES { \ 911 { 0, 0 }, \ 912 { "machine", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 913 { "model", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 914 { "ncpu", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 915 { "byteorder", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 916 { "physmem", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 917 { "usermem", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 918 { "pagesize", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 919 { "disknames", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 920 { "diskstats", CTLTYPE_STRUCT }, \ 921 { "epoch", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 922 { "floatingpoint", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 923 { "machinearch", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 924 { "vectorunit", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 925 { "busfrequency", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 926 { "cpufrequency", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 927 { "cachelinesize", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 928 { "l1icachesize", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 929 { "l1dcachesize", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 930 { "l2settings", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 931 { "l2cachesize", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 932 { "l3settings", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 933 { "l3cachesize", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 934 { "tbfrequency", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 935 { "memsize", CTLTYPE_QUAD }, \ 936 { "availcpu", CTLTYPE_INT } \ 937} 938 939/* 940 * XXX This information should be moved to the man page. 941 * 942 * These are the support HW selectors for sysctlbyname. Parameters that are byte counts or frequencies are 64 bit numbers. 943 * All other parameters are 32 bit numbers. 944 * 945 * hw.memsize - The number of bytes of physical memory in the system. 946 * 947 * hw.ncpu - The maximum number of processors that could be available this boot. 948 * Use this value for sizing of static per processor arrays; i.e. processor load statistics. 949 * 950 * hw.activecpu - The number of processors currently available for executing threads. 951 * Use this number to determine the number threads to create in SMP aware applications. 952 * This number can change when power management modes are changed. 953 * 954 * hw.physicalcpu - The number of physical processors available in the current power management mode. 955 * hw.physicalcpu_max - The maximum number of physical processors that could be available this boot 956 * 957 * hw.logicalcpu - The number of logical processors available in the current power management mode. 958 * hw.logicalcpu_max - The maximum number of logical processors that could be available this boot 959 * 960 * hw.tbfrequency - This gives the time base frequency used by the OS and is the basis of all timing services. 961 * In general is is better to use mach's or higher level timing services, but this value 962 * is needed to convert the PPC Time Base registers to real time. 963 * 964 * hw.cpufrequency - These values provide the current, min and max cpu frequency. The min and max are for 965 * hw.cpufrequency_max - all power management modes. The current frequency is the max frequency in the current mode. 966 * hw.cpufrequency_min - All frequencies are in Hz. 967 * 968 * hw.busfrequency - These values provide the current, min and max bus frequency. The min and max are for 969 * hw.busfrequency_max - all power management modes. The current frequency is the max frequency in the current mode. 970 * hw.busfrequency_min - All frequencies are in Hz. 971 * 972 * hw.cputype - These values provide the mach-o cpu type and subtype. A complete list is in <mach/machine.h> 973 * hw.cpusubtype - These values should be used to determine what processor family the running cpu is from so that 974 * the best binary can be chosen, or the best dynamic code generated. They should not be used 975 * to determine if a given processor feature is available. 976 * hw.cputhreadtype - This value will be present if the processor supports threads. Like hw.cpusubtype this selector 977 * should not be used to infer features, and only used to name the processors thread architecture. 978 * The values are defined in <mach/machine.h> 979 * 980 * hw.byteorder - Gives the byte order of the processor. 4321 for big endian, 1234 for little. 981 * 982 * hw.pagesize - Gives the size in bytes of the pages used by the processor and VM system. 983 * 984 * hw.cachelinesize - Gives the size in bytes of the processor's cache lines. 985 * This value should be use to control the strides of loops that use cache control instructions 986 * like dcbz, dcbt or dcbst. 987 * 988 * hw.l1dcachesize - These values provide the size in bytes of the L1, L2 and L3 caches. If a cache is not present 989 * hw.l1icachesize - then the selector will return and error. 990 * hw.l2cachesize - 991 * hw.l3cachesize - 992 * 993 * hw.packages - Gives the number of processor packages. 994 * 995 * These are the selectors for optional processor features for specific processors. Selectors that return errors are not support 996 * on the system. Supported features will return 1 if they are recommended or 0 if they are supported but are not expected to help . 997 * performance. Future versions of these selectors may return larger values as necessary so it is best to test for non zero. 998 * 999 * For PowerPC: 1000 * 1001 * hw.optional.floatingpoint - Floating Point Instructions 1002 * hw.optional.altivec - AltiVec Instructions 1003 * hw.optional.graphicsops - Graphics Operations 1004 * hw.optional.64bitops - 64-bit Instructions 1005 * hw.optional.fsqrt - HW Floating Point Square Root Instruction 1006 * hw.optional.stfiwx - Store Floating Point as Integer Word Indexed Instructions 1007 * hw.optional.dcba - Data Cache Block Allocate Instruction 1008 * hw.optional.datastreams - Data Streams Instructions 1009 * hw.optional.dcbtstreams - Data Cache Block Touch Steams Instruction Form 1010 * 1011 * For x86 Architecture: 1012 * 1013 * hw.optional.floatingpoint - Floating Point Instructions 1014 * hw.optional.mmx - Original MMX vector instructions 1015 * hw.optional.sse - Streaming SIMD Extensions 1016 * hw.optional.sse2 - Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 1017 * hw.optional.sse3 - Streaming SIMD Extensions 3 1018 * hw.optional.supplementalsse3 - Supplemental Streaming SIMD Extensions 3 1019 * hw.optional.x86_64 - 64-bit support 1020 */ 1021 1022 1023/* 1024 * CTL_USER definitions 1025 */ 1026#define USER_CS_PATH 1 /* string: _CS_PATH */ 1027#define USER_BC_BASE_MAX 2 /* int: BC_BASE_MAX */ 1028#define USER_BC_DIM_MAX 3 /* int: BC_DIM_MAX */ 1029#define USER_BC_SCALE_MAX 4 /* int: BC_SCALE_MAX */ 1030#define USER_BC_STRING_MAX 5 /* int: BC_STRING_MAX */ 1031#define USER_COLL_WEIGHTS_MAX 6 /* int: COLL_WEIGHTS_MAX */ 1032#define USER_EXPR_NEST_MAX 7 /* int: EXPR_NEST_MAX */ 1033#define USER_LINE_MAX 8 /* int: LINE_MAX */ 1034#define USER_RE_DUP_MAX 9 /* int: RE_DUP_MAX */ 1035#define USER_POSIX2_VERSION 10 /* int: POSIX2_VERSION */ 1036#define USER_POSIX2_C_BIND 11 /* int: POSIX2_C_BIND */ 1037#define USER_POSIX2_C_DEV 12 /* int: POSIX2_C_DEV */ 1038#define USER_POSIX2_CHAR_TERM 13 /* int: POSIX2_CHAR_TERM */ 1039#define USER_POSIX2_FORT_DEV 14 /* int: POSIX2_FORT_DEV */ 1040#define USER_POSIX2_FORT_RUN 15 /* int: POSIX2_FORT_RUN */ 1041#define USER_POSIX2_LOCALEDEF 16 /* int: POSIX2_LOCALEDEF */ 1042#define USER_POSIX2_SW_DEV 17 /* int: POSIX2_SW_DEV */ 1043#define USER_POSIX2_UPE 18 /* int: POSIX2_UPE */ 1044#define USER_STREAM_MAX 19 /* int: POSIX2_STREAM_MAX */ 1045#define USER_TZNAME_MAX 20 /* int: POSIX2_TZNAME_MAX */ 1046#define USER_MAXID 21 /* number of valid user ids */ 1047 1048#define CTL_USER_NAMES { \ 1049 { 0, 0 }, \ 1050 { "cs_path", CTLTYPE_STRING }, \ 1051 { "bc_base_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1052 { "bc_dim_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1053 { "bc_scale_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1054 { "bc_string_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1055 { "coll_weights_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1056 { "expr_nest_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1057 { "line_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1058 { "re_dup_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1059 { "posix2_version", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1060 { "posix2_c_bind", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1061 { "posix2_c_dev", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1062 { "posix2_char_term", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1063 { "posix2_fort_dev", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1064 { "posix2_fort_run", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1065 { "posix2_localedef", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1066 { "posix2_sw_dev", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1067 { "posix2_upe", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1068 { "stream_max", CTLTYPE_INT }, \ 1069 { "tzname_max", CTLTYPE_INT } \ 1070} 1071 1072 1073 1074/* 1075 * CTL_DEBUG definitions 1076 * 1077 * Second level identifier specifies which debug variable. 1078 * Third level identifier specifies which stucture component. 1079 */ 1080#define CTL_DEBUG_NAME 0 /* string: variable name */ 1081#define CTL_DEBUG_VALUE 1 /* int: variable value */ 1082#define CTL_DEBUG_MAXID 20 1083 1084 1085#if (CTL_MAXID != 9) || (KERN_MAXID != 72) || (VM_MAXID != 6) || (HW_MAXID != 26) || (USER_MAXID != 21) || (CTL_DEBUG_MAXID != 20) 1086#error Use the SYSCTL_*() macros and OID_AUTO instead! 1087#endif 1088 1089 1090#ifdef KERNEL 1091#if DEBUG 1092/* 1093 * CTL_DEBUG variables. 1094 * 1095 * These are declared as separate variables so that they can be 1096 * individually initialized at the location of their associated 1097 * variable. The loader prevents multiple use by issuing errors 1098 * if a variable is initialized in more than one place. They are 1099 * aggregated into an array in debug_sysctl(), so that it can 1100 * conveniently locate them when querried. If more debugging 1101 * variables are added, they must also be declared here and also 1102 * entered into the array. 1103 */ 1104struct ctldebug { 1105 char *debugname; /* name of debugging variable */ 1106 int *debugvar; /* pointer to debugging variable */ 1107}; 1108extern struct ctldebug debug0, debug1, debug2, debug3, debug4; 1109extern struct ctldebug debug5, debug6, debug7, debug8, debug9; 1110extern struct ctldebug debug10, debug11, debug12, debug13, debug14; 1111extern struct ctldebug debug15, debug16, debug17, debug18, debug19; 1112#endif /* DEBUG */ 1113 1114#ifdef BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE 1115extern char machine[]; 1116extern char osrelease[]; 1117extern char ostype[]; 1118extern char osversion[]; 1119 1120struct linker_set; 1121 1122void sysctl_register_set(const char *set); 1123void sysctl_unregister_set(const char *set); 1124void sysctl_mib_init(void); 1125int kernel_sysctl(struct proc *p, int *name, u_int namelen, void *old, 1126 size_t *oldlenp, void *newp, size_t newlen); 1127int userland_sysctl(struct proc *p, int *name, u_int namelen, user_addr_t old, 1128 size_t *oldlenp, user_addr_t newp, size_t newlen, 1129 size_t *retval); 1130 1131/* 1132 * Internal sysctl function calling convention: 1133 * 1134 * (*sysctlfn)(name, namelen, oldval, oldlenp, newval, newlen); 1135 * 1136 * The name parameter points at the next component of the name to be 1137 * interpreted. The namelen parameter is the number of integers in 1138 * the name. 1139 */ 1140typedef int (sysctlfn) 1141 (int *, u_int, user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, size_t, struct proc *); 1142 1143int sysctl_int(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, size_t, int *); 1144int sysctl_rdint(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, int); 1145int sysctl_quad(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, size_t, quad_t *); 1146int sysctl_rdquad(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, quad_t); 1147int sysctl_string(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, size_t, char *, int); 1148int sysctl_trstring(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, size_t, char *, int); 1149int sysctl_rdstring(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, char *); 1150int sysctl_rdstruct(user_addr_t, size_t *, user_addr_t, void *, int); 1151 1152/* XXX should be in <sys/sysproto.h>, but not a real system call */ 1153struct sysctl_args; 1154int new_sysctl(struct proc *, struct sysctl_args *); 1155 1156void sysctl_register_all(void); 1157 1158#endif /* BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE */ 1159#else /* !KERNEL */ 1160 1161__BEGIN_DECLS 1162int sysctl(int *, u_int, void *, size_t *, void *, size_t); 1163int sysctlbyname(const char *, void *, size_t *, void *, size_t); 1164int sysctlnametomib(const char *, int *, size_t *); 1165__END_DECLS 1166 1167#endif /* KERNEL */ 1168 1169 1170#endif /* SYSCTL_DEF_ENABLED */ 1171 1172 1173#endif /* !_SYS_SYSCTL_H_ */ 1174