MK_System_CC_API

MkObjectC - L)anguage A)bstraction L)ayer definition … More...

Collaboration diagram for MK_System_CC_API:

Functions
MK_STR	ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::SysStrDup (MK_STRN str)
	strdup syscall with ccmkkernel error plugin → C-API: libmkkernel::MkSysStrDup
void	ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::SysFree (MK_PTR tgt)
	implements the ccmkkernel API object: MkSysFree
void	ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::Sleep (unsigned int const sec)
	sleep syscall with ccmkkernel error plugin → C-API: libmkkernel::MkSysSleep
void	ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::USleep (unsigned int const usec)
	usleep syscall with ccmkkernel error plugin → C-API: libmkkernel::MkSysUSleep

Detailed Description

MkObjectC - L)anguage A)bstraction L)ayer definition …

The LAL is required to give the target of embedding a change to modify the access to system functions. RUBY for example has it's own Thread-Creation function.

All wrappers to access the underlying OS,Languages and system functions are located in this section. Every external Function has additional code to map the OS/System specific error codes/messages into a ccmkkernel specific error codes/messages

Function Documentation

Sleep()

void ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::Sleep ( unsigned int const sec )

inline

sleep syscall with ccmkkernel error plugin → C-API: libmkkernel::MkSysSleep

Definition at line 256 of file MkObjectC_cc.hh.

{ ErrorCheck (MkSysSleep(hdl, sec)); }

SysFree()

void ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::SysFree ( MK_PTR tgt )

inline

implements the ccmkkernel API object: MkSysFree

Definition at line 254 of file MkObjectC_cc.hh.

{ (*MkLal.SysFree)((MK_PTR)tgt); }

SysStrDup()

MK_STR ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::SysStrDup ( MK_STRN str )

inline

strdup syscall with ccmkkernel error plugin → C-API: libmkkernel::MkSysStrDup

Definition at line 252 of file MkObjectC_cc.hh.

{ return MkSysStrDup(hdl, str); }

USleep()

void ccmkkernel::MkObjectC::USleep ( unsigned int const usec )

inline

usleep syscall with ccmkkernel error plugin → C-API: libmkkernel::MkSysUSleep

Definition at line 258 of file MkObjectC_cc.hh.

{ ErrorCheck (MkSysUSleep(hdl, usec)); }