LcConfig_Setup_C_API

LcConfig PACKAGE - setup library and Programming-Language-Micro-Kernel (PLMK) … More...

Collaboration diagram for LcConfig_Setup_C_API:

Typedefs
typedef void(*	LcSetupThreadF) (MK_RT mkrt)
	prototype of the runtime-callback …

Functions
void	LcSetup (void)
	setup atllcconfig internal memory …
void	LcCleanup (void)
	cleanup atllcconfig internal memory …
void	LcSetupThreadCallback (LcSetupThreadF call)
	callback used to register a new runtime …

Detailed Description

LcConfig PACKAGE - setup library and Programming-Language-Micro-Kernel (PLMK) …

For details about Setup and Cleanup usage refer to MkKernel_Setup_libmkkernel_C_API

Typedef Documentation

LcSetupThreadF

typedef void( * LcSetupThreadF) (MK_RT mkrt)

prototype of the runtime-callback …

Definition at line 489 of file LibLcConfig_lc.h.

Function Documentation

LcCleanup()

void LcCleanup

(

void

)

cleanup atllcconfig internal memory …

Cleanup will only be recognized once and will be ignored if not called in the same thread as Setup. After a call to Setup the call to MkCleanup is possible again.

1. By default, the public Cleanup with the gcc: __attribute__ ((cleanup(XXX))) is called when unloading the library.
2. The public Cleanup is only a placeholder and should not be used, the internal Cleanup is always called, even if the public Cleanup is not called.

Note

during cleanup objects will be deleted too -> the language interpreter have to be active

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LcSetup()

void LcSetup

(

void

)

setup atllcconfig internal memory …

Setup will only be recognized once, additional call's will be ignored until a Cleanup is called.

1. By default, the public Setup with the gcc: __attribute__ ((constructor(XXX))) is called when loading the library.
2. If the Target-Programming-Language (TPL) supports late loading of a shared library with dlopen and additionally uses threads, a manual call to Setup very early at startup is required to enforce the correct order of type declarations.

LcSetupThreadCallback()

void LcSetupThreadCallback

(

LcSetupThreadF

call

)

callback used to register a new runtime …

read more at: MkRuntimeCallbackAdd