Jason,
Thanks! That's what I needed. Looks like you've been here before :^)
Bobby
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason Linhart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: [analog-help] File Size Report
> That is the code that does the work, but it works off of an array of
> threshold values. I think you want sizethresh in globals.c near line
> 1507. Then you have to find the corresponding label strings in your
> language file and adjust them also.
>
> Jason
>
>
> On 3/1/03 12:21 PM Bobby Hitt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> >After spending most of the night looking thru the analog source, I've
given
> >up looking where the FILE SIZE code is manipulated. I found one reference
> >where the SIZE 'z' printed, and that's not where the SIZE output is in my
> >analog computer formatted output. What I found in cache.c:
> >
> > for (i = 0, done = FALSE; !done; i++) {
> > if (arraydata[REP_SIZE - FIRST_ARRAYREP][i].reqs > 0)
> > fprintf(outf, "z\t%d\t%lu\t%lu\t%lu\t%.0f\n", i,
> > arraydata[REP_SIZE - FIRST_ARRAYREP][i].reqs,
> > arraydata[REP_SIZE - FIRST_ARRAYREP][i].pages,
> > arraydata[REP_SIZE - FIRST_ARRAYREP][i].lastdate,
> > arraydata[REP_SIZE - FIRST_ARRAYREP][i].bytes);
> > if (arraydata[REP_SIZE - FIRST_ARRAYREP][i].threshold < -0.5)
> > done = TRUE;
> > }
> >
> >doesn't match my output:
> >
> >z PpBb 1320 1.101 0 0.000 0
> >z PpBb 1 0.001 2 0.000 1B- 10B
> >z PpBb 0 0.000 610 0.000 11B- 100B
> >z PpBb 51 0.043 2968997 0.031 101B- 1kB
> >z PpBb 1614 1.346 501130648 5.250 1kB- 10kB
> >z PpBb 115252 96.089 5110726305 53.541 10kB-100kB
> >z PpBb 1705 1.422 3916617479 41.032 100kB- 1MB
> >z PpBb 0 0.000 13940714 0.146 1MB- 10MB
> >
> >not even close, so I'm lead to believe that what's being output in
computer
> >format is using something entirely different, so I have no idea even
where
> >to start looking. I just need to know where it's checked for the
different
> >file sizes so I can break out the 10kB to 100kB even further.
>
>
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