Lines Matching defs:failure_count
1062 int *num_devs, int *failure_count, char **errstring,
1080 (*failure_count)++;
1095 (*failure_count)++;
1104 (*failure_count)++;
1112 (*failure_count)++;
1124 (*failure_count)++;
1141 * update the failure_count which gets passed back to caller
1153 (*failure_count)++;
1162 (*failure_count)++;
1174 (*failure_count)++;
1185 (*failure_count)++;
1191 (*failure_count)++;
1201 (*failure_count)++;
1212 (*failure_count)++;
1225 (*failure_count)++;
1240 int unusable_flag, int *num_devs, int *failure_count,
1261 (*failure_count)++;
1285 (*failure_count)++;
1322 (*failure_count)++;
1330 (*failure_count)++;
1341 (*failure_count)++;
1351 (*failure_count)++;
1357 (*failure_count)++;
1367 (*failure_count)++;
1378 (*failure_count)++;
1390 (*failure_count)++;
1410 * failure_count - Incremented on any failed operation on lun
1414 * devices were handled. Consequently num_devs and failure_count
1417 * unconfigured, you have to check failure_count.
1421 int *num_devs, int *failure_count)
1496 apidt->flags, num_devs, failure_count, errstring, flags);
1504 apidt->flags, num_devs, failure_count, errstring, flags);
1511 * consistently incrementing num_devs and failure_count so that we can