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lib/context.c File Reference

Context structure source. More...

#include "gobj/context.h"
#include "gobj/memory.h"
#include "gobj/idmgr.h"
#include "gobj/errors.h"
#include "gobj/utils.h"
#include <string.h>

Compounds
struct	gj_CtxChild_struct
struct	gj_CtxForkParams_struct
Typedefs
typedef struct gj_CtxForkParams_struct	gj_CtxForkParams
	Internal fork parameter structure.
Functions
Gj_Ctx*	Gj_ctx_new (Gj_Ctx* ctx)
	Create a new context. More...
Gj_Ctx*	Gj_ctx_createInitial ()
	Create an initial context. More...
int	Gj_ctx_delete (Gj_Ctx* ctx)
	Delete a context structure. More...
int	gj_ctx_deleteWithoutUnreg (Gj_Ctx* ctx)
	Delete a context structure without deleting it from the parent's list. More...
int	Gj_ctx_deleteChildren (Gj_Ctx* ctx)
	Delete the children of a context. More...
Gj_Ctx*	Gj_ctx_flatCopy (Gj_Ctx* ctx)
	Make a flat copy of a context.
Gj_Ctx*	Gj_ctx_fork (Gj_Ctx* ctx)
	Fork the given context.
Gj_Bool	Gj_ctx_isInit (Gj_Ctx* ctx)
	Check if the context is completely initialized.

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Detailed Description

Context structure source.

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Function Documentation

Gj_Ctx * Gj_ctx_new ( Gj_Ctx * ctx )

Create a new context. A new errormgr is created. System, persona and session are left blank. Returns: The pointer to the new context on success, 0 otherwise.

Gj_Ctx * Gj_ctx_createInitial ( )

Create an initial context. An initial errormgr is created. Returns: The pointer to the new context on success, 0 otherwise.

int Gj_ctx_delete ( Gj_Ctx * ctx )

Delete a context structure. System, persona and session are only being deleted if the context owns them. Returns: 0 on success, -1 otherwise.

int gj_ctx_deleteWithoutUnreg ( Gj_Ctx * ctx )

Delete a context structure without deleting it from the parent's list. System, persona and session are only being deleted if the context owns them. Returns: 0 on success, -1 otherwise. For internal use only.

int Gj_ctx_deleteChildren ( Gj_Ctx * ctx )

Delete the children of a context. If a child context has an own thread, try first to shutdown the processing routine of that thread, then kill the thread. Works the same way any other _delete routine works. Returns: 0 on success, -1 otherwise.

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