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PAPI_set_event_info(3)		     PAPI		PAPI_set_event_info(3)

NAME
       PAPI_set_event_info  -  set an event's name, description and definition
       info

SYNOPSIS
       C Interface
       #include <papi.h>
       int PAPI_set_event_info(PAPI_event_info_t *info, int *EventCode, int replace);

DESCRIPTION
       NOTE: This API has been deprecated in PAPI 3.5 pending a data structure
       redesign.

       This  function modifies or adds an event to the PAPI preset event table
       based on the  contents  of  an  even  info  structure.	This  function
       presently works only to define or modify PAPI preset events.

ARGUMENTS
       The  following  arguments are explicitly passed, or are implicit in the
       info structure.

       EventCode --  event code returned by the function on success

       replace --  1 to replace an existing event, or 0 to prevent  accidental
       replacement

       info --	structure containing the event information. Relevant fields in
       this structure are discussed below.

       event_code --  although the value of this event code is not  used,  the
       PAPI_PRESET_MASK	 bit  must be set to indicate that the following event
       description is for a preset event.

       symbol --  name of the preset event. If the event name is found in  the
       table  and  replace is non-zero, the event definition will be replaced.
       If the names do not match a new entry will be created.

       derived --  a string value indicating  whether  and  how	 native	 event
       terms are combined to form a preset event.  Possible values include:

	  NOT_DERIVED: Do nothing; only one native event,
	  DERIVED_ADD: Add all native events,
	  DERIVED_CMPD:	 Event	lives  in  first  counter  but takes 2 or more
       native codes,
	  DERIVED_SUB: Subtract all events from the first event specified,
	  DERIVED_POSTFIX: Process events based on specified postfix string,

       postfix --  a string value containing postfix operations used only  for
       DERIVED_POSTFIX events.

       short_descr --  short description of the event

       long_descr --  detailed description of the event

       event_note --  special information or notes about the event

       name  --	  an array of up to 8 names of native events that make up this
       preset event.

RETURN VALUES
       On success, the function returns PAPI_OK.  The EventCode parameter will
       also be set to the new event code for this event.  On error, a non-zero
       error code is returned by the function.

ERRORS
       PAPI_EPERM
	      You are trying to modify an existing  event  without  specifying
	      replace.

       PAPI_EISRUN
	      You  are	trying	to  modify  an event that has been added to an
	      EventSet.

       PAPI_EINVAL
	      One or more of the arguments or fields of the info structure  is
	      invalid.

       PAPI_ENOTPRESET
	      The  PAPI	 preset	 table	is full and there is no room for a new
	      event.

       PAPI_ENOEVNT
	      The event specified is not a PAPI preset.	 Usually  because  the
	      PAPI_PRESET_MASK bit is not set.

EXAMPLE
       /*Add a note to a custom definition of PAPI_TOT_INS */
       PAPI_event_name_to_code("PAPI_TOT_INS",&EventCode)
       if (PAPI_get_event_info(EventCode, &info) != PAPI_OK)
	 handle_error(1);
       strcpy(info.symbol, "MY_TOT_INS");
       strcpy(info.note, "This note describes my version of total instructions.");
       if (PAPI_set_event_info(&info, EventCode, 0) != PAPI_OK)
	 handle_error(1);

BUGS
       This function has no known bugs.

SEE ALSO
       PAPI(3),	  PAPIF(3),   PAPI_get_event_info(3),  PAPI_set_event_info(3),
       PAPI_event_name_to_code(3)

PAPI Programmer's Reference	 October, 2006		PAPI_set_event_info(3)
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