I can’t seem to find documented information on message_context_t.
Where would I find this information? The definition is in
<sys/dispatch.h>, but… what would be the difference between
message_context_t and resmgr_context_t? It seems to me that their
definitions are exactly the same.
In any case, I suppose that the ‘size’ member has the same definition in
message_context_t as in resmgr_context_t, that is, ‘size’ equals the
number of valid bytes that the resource manager passes to the resource
handler. Would this be correct?
Thanks in advance.
Bests…
Miguel.
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I can’t seem to find documented information on message_context_t.
Where would I find this information? The definition is in
sys/dispatch.h>, but… what would be the difference between
message_context_t and resmgr_context_t? It seems to me that their
definitions are exactly the same.
They are for a good reason … internally the structures are overloaded
and types are used for compiler type checking convenience.
In any case, I suppose that the ‘size’ member has the same definition in
message_context_t as in resmgr_context_t, that is, ‘size’ equals the
number of valid bytes that the resource manager passes to the resource
handler. Would this be correct?
That is correct. The source is available on-line in our
CVS repository for further introspection @