prelude_async_callback_t ()

void
(*prelude_async_callback_t) (void *object,
                             void *data);

prelude_async_init ()

int
prelude_async_init (void);

Initialize the asynchronous subsystem.

prelude_async_get_flags ()

prelude_async_flags_t
prelude_async_get_flags (void);

Retrieves flags from the asynchronous subsystem

prelude_async_set_flags ()

void
prelude_async_set_flags (prelude_async_flags_t flags);

Sets flags to the asynchronous subsystem.

prelude_async_add ()

void
prelude_async_add (prelude_async_object_t *obj);

Adds obj to the asynchronous processing list.

prelude_async_del ()

void
prelude_async_del (prelude_async_object_t *obj);

Deletes obj from the asynchronous processing list.

prelude_async_exit ()

void
prelude_async_exit (void);

enum prelude_async_flags_t

This provides asynchronous timer. When enabled, the heartbeat function (and user specified callback, if any) will be called automatically, from an asynchronous thread.

If you use this flags, you won't need to call prelude_wake_up_timer() anymore.

PRELUDE_ASYNC_OBJECT

#define             PRELUDE_ASYNC_OBJECT

prelude_async_object_t

typedef struct {
        PRELUDE_ASYNC_OBJECT;
} prelude_async_object_t;