It’s not clear to me after reading the documentation on Asynchronous
messaging if after asyncmsg_put the buffer can be discarded or not.
- Mario
No, you can’t touch them.
That’s why every buffer have a “callback” function, once kernel have
done with your buffer, they will return it to you through your callback
function.
You can also have a “global” callback during connection attribute,
that will be used if a buffer’s callback func is NULL.
-xtang
Mario Charest postmaster@127.0.0.1 wrote:
It’s not clear to me after reading the documentation on Asynchronous
messaging if after asyncmsg_put the buffer can be discarded or not.
- Mario