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Funkcje | |
| int | ekg2_register_abort_handler (abort_handler handler, plugin_t *plugin) |
| void | ekg2_run_all_abort_handlers (void) |
| int | ekg2_unregister_abort_handlers_for_plugin (plugin_t *plugin) |
Zmienne | |
| G_BEGIN_DECLS typedef void(* | abort_handler )(void) |
Dokumentacja funkcji
◆ ekg2_register_abort_handler()
| int ekg2_register_abort_handler | ( | abort_handler | handler, |
| plugin_t * | plugin | ||
| ) |
Statically register the abort handler function for the plugin.
The handler MUST be async-signal-safe (see signal(7)).
- Zwraca
- 1 if successful, 0 if there was no space left.
◆ ekg2_run_all_abort_handlers()
| void ekg2_run_all_abort_handlers | ( | void | ) |
Run all registered abort handlers (possibly none).
No particular order of invocation is guaranteed.
◆ ekg2_unregister_abort_handlers_for_plugin()
| int ekg2_unregister_abort_handlers_for_plugin | ( | plugin_t * | plugin | ) |
Unregister all abort handlers for plugin.
- Zwraca
- the number of unregistered handlers.
Dokumentacja zmiennych
◆ abort_handler
| G_BEGIN_DECLS typedef void(* abort_handler) (void) |
Statically allocated handlers for fatal signal handling.
The reason for all this is to avoid heap references in fatal signal handlers (which are a big no-no), but still allow plugins to do some rudimentary cleanup. See
- Zobacz również
- handle_fatal_signal() for more information.
Plugins, during initialization, register their abort handlers using ekg2_register_abort_handler().
The registered abort handlers will be called by core in cases such as receiving a SIGSEGV or SIGABRT.
Core will also unregister all handlers for a given plugin right before unregistering the plugin itself, but there is no harm in the plugin unregistering its own abort handlers if it knows of a more appropriate time.
