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* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Lesser General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
*/
#ifndef _CLPLUMBING_GSOURCE_H
# define _CLPLUMBING_GSOURCE_H
# include <clplumbing/ipc.h>
typedef struct GFDSource_s GFDSource;
typedef struct GCHSource_s GCHSource;
typedef struct GWCSource_s GWCSource;
typedef struct GSIGSource_s GSIGSource;
typedef struct GTRIGSource_s GTRIGSource;
void G_main_setmaxdispatchdelay(GSource* s, unsigned long delayms);
void G_main_setmaxdispatchtime(GSource* s, unsigned long dispatchms);
void G_main_setdescription(GSource* s, const char * description);
void G_main_setmaxdispatchdelay_id(guint id, unsigned long delayms);
void G_main_setmaxdispatchtime_id(guint id, unsigned long dispatchms);
void G_main_setdescription_id(guint id, const char * description);
void G_main_setall_id(guint id, const char * description, unsigned long delayms, unsigned long dispatchms);
/***********************************************************************
* Functions for interfacing input to the mainloop
***********************************************************************/
GSource*
G_main_add_input(int priority,
gboolean can_recurse,
GSourceFuncs* funcs);
/***********************************************************************
* Functions for interfacing "raw" file descriptors to the mainloop
***********************************************************************/
/*
* Add a file descriptor to the gmainloop world...
*/
GFDSource* G_main_add_fd(int priority, int fd, gboolean can_recurse
, gboolean (*dispatch)(int fd, gpointer user_data)
, gpointer userdata
, GDestroyNotify notify);
/*
* Delete a file descriptor from the gmainloop world...
* Note: destroys the GFDSource object.
*/
gboolean G_main_del_fd(GFDSource* fdp);
/*
* Notify us that a file descriptor is blocked on output.
* (i.e., we should poll for output events)
*/
void g_main_output_is_blocked(GFDSource* fdp);
/**************************************************************
* Functions for interfacing IPC_Channels to the mainloop
**************************************************************/
/*
* Add an IPC_channel to the gmainloop world...
*/
GCHSource* G_main_add_IPC_Channel(int priority, IPC_Channel* ch
, gboolean can_recurse
, gboolean (*dispatch)(IPC_Channel* source_data
, gpointer user_data)
, gpointer userdata
, GDestroyNotify notify);
/*
* the events in this source is paused/resumed
*/
void G_main_IPC_Channel_pause(GCHSource* chp);
void G_main_IPC_Channel_resume(GCHSource* chp);
/*
* Delete an IPC_channel from the gmainloop world...
* Note: destroys the GCHSource object, and the IPC_Channel
* object automatically.
*/
gboolean G_main_del_IPC_Channel(GCHSource* chp);
/*
* Set the destroy notify function
*
*/
void set_IPC_Channel_dnotify(GCHSource* chp,
GDestroyNotify notify);
/*********************************************************************
* Functions for interfacing IPC_WaitConnections to the mainloop
********************************************************************/
/*
* Add an IPC_WaitConnection to the gmainloop world...
* Note that the dispatch function is called *after* the
* connection is accepted.
*/
GWCSource* G_main_add_IPC_WaitConnection(int priority, IPC_WaitConnection* ch
, IPC_Auth* auth_info
, gboolean can_recurse
, gboolean (*dispatch)(IPC_Channel* source_data
, gpointer user_data)
, gpointer userdata
, GDestroyNotify notify);
/*
* Delete an IPC_WaitConnection from the gmainloop world...
* Note: destroys the GWCSource object, and the IPC_WaitConnection
* object automatically.
*/
gboolean G_main_del_IPC_WaitConnection(GWCSource* wcp);
/**************************************************************
* Functions for interfacing Signals to the mainloop
**************************************************************/
/*
* Add an Signal to the gmainloop world...
*/
GSIGSource* G_main_add_SignalHandler(
int priority, int signal,
gboolean (*dispatch)(int nsig, gpointer user_data),
gpointer userdata, GDestroyNotify notify);
/*
* Delete an signal from the gmainloop world...
* Note: destroys the GSIGSource object, and the removes the
* Signal Handler automatically.
*/
gboolean G_main_del_SignalHandler(GSIGSource* chp);
/*
* Set the destroy notify function
*
*/
void set_SignalHandler_dnotify(GSIGSource* chp, GDestroyNotify notify);
/* manage child process death using sig source*/
#define DEFAULT_MAXDISPATCHTIME 30 /* in ms */
void set_sigchld_proctrack(int priority, unsigned long maxdisptime);
/**************************************************************
* Functions for interfacing Manual triggers to the mainloop
**************************************************************/
/*
* Add an Trigger to the gmainloop world...
*/
GTRIGSource* G_main_add_TriggerHandler(
int priority, gboolean (*dispatch)(gpointer user_data),
gpointer userdata, GDestroyNotify notify);
/*
* Delete an signal from the gmainloop world...
* Note: destroys the GTRIGSource object, and the removes the
* Trigger Handler automatically.
*/
gboolean G_main_del_TriggerHandler(GTRIGSource* chp);
/*
* Set the destroy notify function
*
*/
void set_TriggerHandler_dnotify(GTRIGSource* chp, GDestroyNotify notify);
void G_main_set_trigger(GTRIGSource* man_src);
/*
* Create a trigger for triggering an action in a short-lived (temporary)
* child process.
*
* The name isn't wonderful, but we couldn't think of a better one.
*/
GTRIGSource* G_main_add_tempproc_trigger(int priority
, int (*fun)(gpointer p) /* What to do? */
/* Called in child process */
, const char * procname /* What do we call this process? */
, gpointer userdata /* Passed to 'triggerfun' */
, void (*prefork)(gpointer p) /* Called before fork */
, void (*postfork)(gpointer p) /* Called by parent process
* after fork(2) call.
* Each has 'userdata'
* passed to it.
*/
, void (*complete)(gpointer p, int status, int signo, int exitcode)); /* called after the child process completes */
/*
* Special notes:
* - No more than one child process will be active at a time per trigger
* object.
*
* - If you trigger the action while this object has a child active,
* then it will be re-triggered after the currently running child
* completes. There is no necessary correlation between the
* number of times a the action is triggered and how many
* times it is executed. What is guaranteed is that after you
* trigger the action, it will happen (at least) once - as soon
* as the scheduler gets around to it at the priority you've
* assigned it. But if several are triggered while a child
* process is running, only one process will be instantiated to
* take the action requested by all the trigger calls.
*
* - Child processes are forked off at the priority of the trigger,
* not the priority of the SIGCHLD handler.
*
* - This is useful for writing out updates to a file for example.
* While we're writing one copy out, subsequent updates are
* held off until this one completes. When it completes, then
* the file is written again - but not "n" times - just the
* latest version available at the time the trigger is
* activated (run).
*/
#endif
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