KeGetProcessorIndexFromNumber - NtDoc
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// ntifs.h
ULONG KeGetProcessorIndexFromNumber(
[in] PPROCESSOR_NUMBER ProcNumber
);
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI reference// wdm.h
ULONG KeGetProcessorIndexFromNumber(
[in] PPROCESSOR_NUMBER ProcNumber
);
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI referenceNo description available.
The KeGetProcessorIndexFromNumber routine converts a group number and a group-relative processor number to a systemwide processor index.
ProcNumber [in]A pointer to a caller-allocated PROCESSOR_NUMBER structure that contains a group number and a group-relative processor number.
KeGetProcessorIndexFromNumber returns a systemwide processor index if the call is successful. If ProcNumber points to an invalid PROCESSOR_NUMBER value, the routine returns INVALID_PROCESSOR_INDEX, which is defined in the Wdm.h header file.
This routine accepts as input a PROCESSOR_NUMBER structure that identifies a processor by its group number and its processor number within the group. The return value is a processor index that identifies the processor across the entire multiprocessor system.
For example, if a multiprocessor system contains two groups, and each group contains 64 logical processors, the processor numbers in each group range from 0 to 63, but the systemwide processor indexes range from 0 to 127.
To obtain the total number of active logical processors in the system, call the KeQueryActiveProcessorCountEx routine and set this routine's GroupNumber parameter to ALL_PROCESSOR_GROUPS.
The KeGetProcessorNumberFromIndex routine converts a systemwide processor index to a group number and a group-relative processor number.
The KeGetProcessorIndexFromNumber routine converts a group number and a group-relative processor number to a systemwide processor index.
ProcNumber [in]A pointer to a caller-allocated PROCESSOR_NUMBER structure that contains a group number and a group-relative processor number.
KeGetProcessorIndexFromNumber returns a systemwide processor index if the call is successful. If ProcNumber points to an invalid PROCESSOR_NUMBER value, the routine returns INVALID_PROCESSOR_INDEX, which is defined in the Wdm.h header file.
This routine accepts as input a PROCESSOR_NUMBER structure that identifies a processor by its group number and its processor number within the group. The return value is a processor index that identifies the processor across the entire multiprocessor system.
For example, if a multiprocessor system contains two groups, and each group contains 64 logical processors, the processor numbers in each group range from 0 to 63, but the systemwide processor indexes range from 0 to 127.
To obtain the total number of active logical processors in the system, call the KeQueryActiveProcessorCountEx routine and set this routine's GroupNumber parameter to ALL_PROCESSOR_GROUPS.
The KeGetProcessorNumberFromIndex routine converts a systemwide processor index to a group number and a group-relative processor number.