MqContextC_Misc_CC_API

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Functions
MkBufferC *	ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::GetBuffer ()
	C++: MkBufferC* ctx.GetBuffer() → C-API get the libmqmsgque::MqContextS::ctxbuf object
MqContextC *	ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::GetRoot ()
	C++: MqContextC* ctx.GetRoot() → C-API get the Root (toplevel initial context)
MK_I32	ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::Exit (MK_STRN callfunc=__builtin_FUNCTION(), MK_STRN callfile=__builtin_FILE(), MK_I32 callline=__builtin_LINE())
	C++: MK_I32 ctx.Exit(MK_STRN callfunc = __builtin_FUNCTION(), MK_STRN callfile = __builtin_FILE(), MK_I32 callline = __builtin_LINE()) → C-API delete the context and exit the current process or thread …
void	ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::ProcessEvent (MqWaitOnEventE wait=MQ_WAIT_NO, MK_TIME_T timeout=MK_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT)
	C++: ctx.ProcessEvent(MqWaitOnEventE wait = MQ_WAIT_NO, MK_TIME_T timeout = MK_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT) → C-API enter the event-loop and wait for an incoming service-request. …

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MqContextC - various functions to work on a context …

Function Documentation

Exit()

MK_I32 ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::Exit ( MK_STRN callfunc = __builtin_FUNCTION(), MK_STRN callfile = __builtin_FILE(), MK_I32 callline = __builtin_LINE() )

inline

C++: MK_I32 ctx.Exit(MK_STRN callfunc = __builtin_FUNCTION(), MK_STRN callfile = __builtin_FILE(), MK_I32 callline = __builtin_LINE()) → C-API
delete the context and exit the current process or thread …

Definition at line 1002 of file MqContextC_inline_cc.hh.

                                                                                      {
    MK_UNUSED auto ctx = getCTX__null_allow();
    if (callline == -1) {callline = __builtin_LINE();}
    if (callfile == NULL) {callfile = __builtin_FILE();}
    if (callfunc == NULL) {callfunc = __builtin_FUNCTION();}
    MK_I32 __retVal__L = MqExit(ctx, callfunc, callfile, callline);
    return __retVal__L;
  }

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GetBuffer()

MkBufferC * ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::GetBuffer ( )

inline

C++: MkBufferC* ctx.GetBuffer() → C-API
get the libmqmsgque::MqContextS::ctxbuf object

Definition at line 984 of file MqContextC_inline_cc.hh.

                                            {
    MK_UNUSED auto ctx = getCTX();
    MK_BUF __retVal__L = MqContextGetBuffer(ctx);
    return MkBufferC::MkBufferC_ObjNew(MK_RT_CALL __retVal__L);
  }

GetRoot()

MqContextC * ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::GetRoot ( )

inline

C++: MqContextC* ctx.GetRoot() → C-API
get the Root (toplevel initial context)

Definition at line 991 of file MqContextC_inline_cc.hh.

                                           {
    MK_UNUSED auto ctx = getCTX();
    MQ_CTX __retVal__L = MqGetRoot(ctx);
    return MqContextC::MqContextC_ObjNew(MK_RT_CALL __retVal__L);
  }

ProcessEvent()

void ccmqmsgque::MqContextC::ProcessEvent ( MqWaitOnEventE wait = MQ_WAIT_NO, MK_TIME_T timeout = MK_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT )

inline

C++: ctx.ProcessEvent(MqWaitOnEventE wait = MQ_WAIT_NO, MK_TIME_T timeout = MK_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT) → C-API
enter the event-loop and wait for an incoming service-request. …

Definition at line 1012 of file MqContextC_inline_cc.hh.

                                                                               {
    MK_UNUSED auto ctx = getCTX();
    enum MkErrorE errVal = MqProcessEvent(ctx, wait, timeout);
    MkErrorC_Check(ctx, errVal);
  }

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