src/io_thread.h File Reference

#include <glib.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

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Functions
void	io_thread_init (void)
bool	io_thread_start (GError **error_r)
void	io_thread_run (void)
	Run the I/O event loop synchronously in the current thread.
void	io_thread_quit (void)
	Ask the I/O thread to quit, but does not wait for it.
void	io_thread_deinit (void)
G_GNUC_PURE GMainContext *	io_thread_context (void)
G_GNUC_PURE bool	io_thread_inside (void)
	Is the current thread the I/O thread?
guint	io_thread_idle_add (GSourceFunc function, gpointer data)
G_GNUC_MALLOC GSource *	io_thread_timeout_add (guint interval_ms, GSourceFunc function, gpointer data)
G_GNUC_MALLOC GSource *	io_thread_timeout_add_seconds (guint interval, GSourceFunc function, gpointer data)
gpointer	io_thread_call (GThreadFunc function, gpointer data)
	Call a function synchronously in the I/O thread.

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Function Documentation

gpointer io_thread_call	(	GThreadFunc	function,
		gpointer	data
	)

Call a function synchronously in the I/O thread.

G_GNUC_PURE GMainContext* io_thread_context

(

void

)

void io_thread_deinit

(

void

)

guint io_thread_idle_add	(	GSourceFunc	function,
		gpointer	data
	)

void io_thread_init

(

void

)

G_GNUC_PURE bool io_thread_inside

(

void

)

Is the current thread the I/O thread?

void io_thread_quit

(

void

)

Ask the I/O thread to quit, but does not wait for it.

Usually, you don't need to call this function, because io_thread_deinit() includes this.

void io_thread_run

(

void

)

Run the I/O event loop synchronously in the current thread.

This can be called instead of io_thread_start(). For testing purposes only.

bool io_thread_start

(

GError **

error_r

)

G_GNUC_MALLOC GSource* io_thread_timeout_add	(	guint	interval_ms,
		GSourceFunc	function,
		gpointer	data
	)

G_GNUC_MALLOC GSource* io_thread_timeout_add_seconds	(	guint	interval,
		GSourceFunc	function,
		gpointer	data
	)