sysevent_bind_handle(3syseven) [sunos man page]

sysevent_bind_handle(3SYSEVENT) 										   sysevent_bind_handle(3SYSEVENT)

NAME

       sysevent_bind_handle, sysevent_unbind_handle - bind or unbind subscriber handle

SYNOPSIS

       cc [flag...]  file ... -lsysevent [library ...]
       #include <libsysevent.h>

       sysevent_handle_t *sysevent_bind_handle(void (*event_handler)(sysevent_t *ev));

       void sysevent_unbind_handle(sysevent_handle_t *sysevent_hdl);

       ev	       pointer to sysevent buffer handle

       event_handler   pointer to an event handling function

       sysevent_hdl    pointer to a sysevent subscriber handle

       The sysevent_bind_handle() function allocates memory associated with a subscription handle and binds it to the caller's event_handler.  The
       event_handler  is  invoked  during  subsequent  system  event  notifications  once  a  subscription  has  been  made   with   sysevent_sub-
       scribe_event(3SYSEVENT).

       The system event is represented by the argument ev and is passed as an argument to the invoked event delivery function, event_handler.

       Additional threads are created to service communication between syseventd(1M) and the calling process and to run the event handler routine,
       event_handler.

       The sysevent_unbind_handle() function deallocates memory and other resources associated with a subscription handle and deactivates all sys-
       tem event notifications for the calling process.  All event notifications are guaranteed to stop upon return from sysevent_unbind_handle().

       The sysevent_bind_handle() function returns a valid sysevent subscriber handle if the handle is successfully allocated.	Otherwise, NULL is
       returned and errno is set to indicate the error.

       The sysevent_unbind_handle() function returns no value.

       The sysevent_bind_handle() function will fail if:

       EACCES	       The calling process has an ID other than the privileged user.

       EBUSY	       There are no resources available.

       EINVAL	       The pointer to the function event_handler is NULL.

       EMFILE	       The process has too many open descriptors.

       ENOMEM	       There are insufficient resources to allocate the handle.

       See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |      ATTRIBUTE TYPE	     |	    ATTRIBUTE VALUE	   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |Interface Stability	     |Evolving			   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |MT-Level		     |MT-Safe			   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+

       syseventd(1M), sysevent_subscribe_event(3SYSEVENT), attributes(5)

       Event notifications are revoked by syseventd when the bound process dies.  Event notification is suspended if a signal is caught  and  han-
       dled  by  the  event_handler  thread.   Event  notification is also suspended when the calling process attempts to use fork(2) or fork1(2).
       Event notifications might be lost during suspension periods.

								    12 Nov 2001 				   sysevent_bind_handle(3SYSEVENT)

sysevent_bind_handle(3SYSEVENT) 										   sysevent_bind_handle(3SYSEVENT)

NAME

       sysevent_bind_handle, sysevent_unbind_handle - bind or unbind subscriber handle

SYNOPSIS

       cc [flag...]  file ... -lsysevent [library ...]
       #include <libsysevent.h>

       sysevent_handle_t *sysevent_bind_handle(void (*event_handler)(sysevent_t *ev));

       void sysevent_unbind_handle(sysevent_handle_t *sysevent_hdl);

       ev	       pointer to sysevent buffer handle

       event_handler   pointer to an event handling function

       sysevent_hdl    pointer to a sysevent subscriber handle

       The sysevent_bind_handle() function allocates memory associated with a subscription handle and binds it to the caller's event_handler.  The
       event_handler  is  invoked  during  subsequent  system  event  notifications  once  a  subscription  has  been  made   with   sysevent_sub-
       scribe_event(3SYSEVENT).

       The system event is represented by the argument ev and is passed as an argument to the invoked event delivery function, event_handler.

       Additional threads are created to service communication between syseventd(1M) and the calling process and to run the event handler routine,
       event_handler.

       The sysevent_unbind_handle() function deallocates memory and other resources associated with a subscription handle and deactivates all sys-
       tem event notifications for the calling process.  All event notifications are guaranteed to stop upon return from sysevent_unbind_handle().

       The sysevent_bind_handle() function returns a valid sysevent subscriber handle if the handle is successfully allocated.	Otherwise, NULL is
       returned and errno is set to indicate the error.

       The sysevent_unbind_handle() function returns no value.

       The sysevent_bind_handle() function will fail if:

       EACCES	       The calling process has an ID other than the privileged user.

       EBUSY	       There are no resources available.

       EINVAL	       The pointer to the function event_handler is NULL.

       EMFILE	       The process has too many open descriptors.

       ENOMEM	       There are insufficient resources to allocate the handle.

       See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |      ATTRIBUTE TYPE	     |	    ATTRIBUTE VALUE	   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |Interface Stability	     |Evolving			   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |MT-Level		     |MT-Safe			   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+

       syseventd(1M), sysevent_subscribe_event(3SYSEVENT), attributes(5)

       Event notifications are revoked by syseventd when the bound process dies.  Event notification is suspended if a signal is caught  and  han-
       dled  by  the  event_handler  thread.   Event  notification is also suspended when the calling process attempts to use fork(2) or fork1(2).
       Event notifications might be lost during suspension periods.

								    12 Nov 2001 				   sysevent_bind_handle(3SYSEVENT)