dmi_memory_interleave
Synopsis
#include <opendmi/entity/memory-controller.h>
typedef enum dmi_memory_interleave {
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_UNSPEC = 0x00,
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_OTHER = 0x01,
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_UNKNOWN = 0x02,
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_1WAY = 0x03,
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_2WAY = 0x04,
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_4WAY = 0x05,
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_8WAY = 0x06,
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_16WAY = 0x07,
} dmi_memory_interleave_t;
const char *dmi_memory_interleave_name(dmi_memory_interleave_t value);Description
The dmi_memory_interleave_t enumeration tells how many ways a memory
controller interleaves memory accesses, and is the type of the
supported_interleave and current_interleave fields of
dmi_memory_controller_t.
The dmi_memory_interleave_name function returns the name of a value, as the
command line tool shows it.
Values
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_UNSPEC-
Unspecified.
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_OTHER-
Other.
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_UNKNOWN-
Unknown.
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_1WAY-
One-way interleave.
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_2WAY-
Two-way interleave.
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_4WAY-
Four-way interleave.
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_8WAY-
Eight-way interleave.
DMI_MEMORY_INTERLEAVE_16WAY-
Sixteen-way interleave.
Return value
dmi_memory_interleave_name returns the name of the value, or nullptr if the
value has no name. The name is in English, or translated to the locale set with
dmi_set_locale when the library is built with localization support and has a
translation of it. The string must not be modified or freed; a translated one
stays valid until the locale is changed.