----- Original Message -----
> Anyway, for consistency with other crash commands, I think that it's
> more useful to display the hrtimer_cpu_base and hr_clock_base structure
> addresses, and perhaps the most important fields within them, in tabular
> form, grouped together something like:
>
> crash> timer -r
> CPU: 0
> CLOCK: 0
> HRTIMER_CPU_BASE HR_CLOCK_BASE OFFSET FUNCTION
> <address> <address> <value> ktime_get
> EXPIRES HRTIMER FUNCTION
> 396384243603-396384293603 ffff88003c905eb8 ffffffff8107da00
> <hrtimer_wakeup>
> 397000645784-397004641782 ffff88003d2b1a58 ffffffff8107da00
> <hrtimer_wakeup>
> 407501746988-407531746986 ffff88003c2b5a58 ffffffff8107da00
> <hrtimer_wakeup>
> 446387171280-446446754509 ffff88003bb43908 ffffffff8107da00
> <hrtimer_wakeup>
> 900000001418-900000001418 ffff8800368e53c0 ffffffff811c57d0
> <timerfd_tmrproc>
Actually, since the HRTIMER_CPU_CASE address display would
be redundant, perhaps something like this would be cleaner:
crash> timer -r
CPU: 0 HRTIMER_CPU_BASE: <address>
CLOCK: 0 HR_CLOCK_BASE: <address>
OFFSET FUNCTION
<value> ktime_get
EXPIRES HRTIMER FUNCTION
396384243603-396384293603 ffff88003c905eb8 ffffffff8107da00
<hrtimer_wakeup>
397000645784-397004641782 ffff88003d2b1a58 ffffffff8107da00
<hrtimer_wakeup>
407501746988-407531746986 ffff88003c2b5a58 ffffffff8107da00
<hrtimer_wakeup>
446387171280-446446754509 ffff88003bb43908 ffffffff8107da00
<hrtimer_wakeup>
900000001418-900000001418 ffff8800368e53c0 ffffffff811c57d0
<timerfd_tmrproc>
CLOCK: 1 HR_CLOCK_BASE: <address>
...
Dave
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