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RW.ih File Reference

Resource Wait, inline version. More...

#include "PBI/Inline.h"
#include "PBI/Attribute.h"
#include "PBS/RW.h"
#include "PBS/RW_pubdefs.h"

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Defines
#define	RW__EXP_PROTO   INLINE_USR_EXP_PROTO
	Export Prototype spec.
#define	RW__LCL_PROTO   INLINE_USR_LCL_PROTO
	Internal Prototype spec.
#define	RW__EXP_FNC   INLINE_USR_EXP_FNC
	Export Function declaration.
#define	RW__LCL_FNC   INLINE_USR_LCL_FNC
	Internal Function declaration.
Functions
RW__EXP_PROTO int	RW__disable (RW_ctl *rw) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	Disables wakeup calls.
RW__EXP_PROTO int	RW__enable (RW_ctl *rw) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	Enables wakeup calls.
RW__EXP_PROTO int	RW__enabled (const RW_ctl *rw) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	Returns the state of the enabled flag.
RW__EXP_PROTO RW_key	RW__lock (RW_ctl *rw) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	Locks a resource so it can be manipulated in an interlocked fashion.
RW__EXP_PROTO RW_keys	RW__lock2 (RW_ctl *rw_0, RW_ctl *rw_1) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	Locks two resource so they can be manipulated in an interlocked fashion.
RW__EXP_PROTO int	RW__unlock (RW_ctl *rw, RW_key key) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	This routine unlocks a previously locked resource.
RW__EXP_PROTO int	RW__unlock2 (RW_ctl *rw_0, RW_ctl *rw_1, RW_keys keys) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	This routine unlocks a previously locked resource.
RW__EXP_PROTO RW_key	RW__wait (RW_ctl *rw, RW_key key) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	Blocks a task/thread until there is a reasonable chance that a resource is available.
RW__EXP_PROTO int	RW__wake (RW_ctl *rw, RW_key key) ATTR_UNUSED_OK
	This provides the signaling mechanism to wake up a thread of code which is waiting for a resource.

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Detailed Description

Resource Wait, inline version.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

   CVS $Id: RW.ih,v 1.4 2004/10/20 14:36:52 russell Exp $

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Function Documentation

RW__EXP_FNC int RW__disable (  RW_ctl *  rw  )

Disables wakeup calls. Parameters: rw  The resource wait control structure Return values: 0  RW was previously disabled !=0  RW was previously enabled Wakeup calls are disabled by this call. Effectively wakeup calls issued during the time the RW control structure is disabled are pended until reenabled by calling RW__enable().

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RW__EXP_FNC int RW__enable (  RW_ctl *  rw  )

Enables wakeup calls. Parameters: rw  The resource wait control structure Return values: 0  RW was previously disabled !=0  RW was previously enabled Wakeup calls are enabled by this call. The routine also issues a wakeup if there are any pending wakeup calls.

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RW__EXP_FNC int RW__enabled (  const RW_ctl *  rw  )

Returns the state of the enabled flag. Parameters: rw  The resource wait control structure Return values: 0  RW was previously disabled !=0  RW was previously enabled Warning: As with all queries of this type, the answer is only good until it changes. The user is cautioned on its usage. It is primarily provided as a debugging tool.

RW_key RW__lock (  RW_ctl *  rw  )

Locks a resource so it can be manipulated in an interlocked fashion. Returns: A key to be passed to the RW__unlock routine. Parameters: rw  The RW handle

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RW_keys RW__lock2 (  RW_ctl *  rw_0, RW_ctl *  rw_1 )

Locks two resource so they can be manipulated in an interlocked fashion. Returns: A set of keys to be passed to the RW__unlock2 routine Parameters: rw_0  The RW handle of the first resource to be locked rw_1  The RW handle of the second resource to be locked

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int RW__unlock (  RW_ctl *  rw, RW_key  key )

This routine unlocks a previously locked resource. Parameters: rw  The RW handle key  The key used to lock the resource, returned from RW__lock

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int RW__unlock2 (  RW_ctl *  rw_0, RW_ctl *  rw_1, RW_keys  keys )

This routine unlocks a previously locked resource. Parameters: rw_0  The RW handle of the first resource to be unlocked rw_1  The RW handle of the second resource to be unlocked keys  The keys used to lock the resources, returned from RW_lock2

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int RW__wait (  RW_ctl *  rw, RW_key  key )

Blocks a task/thread until there is a reasonable chance that a resource is available. Parameters: rw  The RW handle key  The key used to unlock the interrupts Returns: Status

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int RW__wake (  RW_ctl *  rw, RW_key  key )

This provides the signaling mechanism to wake up a thread of code which is waiting for a resource. Parameters: rw  The RW handle key  The key used to unlock the resource. Return values: Status  This routine checks if any thread is waiting for a resource, and if so wakes that thread. The resource should be locked on entry to this routine. This routine always exits with the resource still locked.

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