#include <stdlib.h>
#include "common.h"

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int	magma_request_fail (magma_sequence_t sequence, magma_request_t request, int status)
int	magma_sequence_create (magma_context_t magma, magma_sequence_t *sequence)
int	magma_sequence_destroy (magma_context_t magma, magma_sequence_t sequence)
int	magma_sequence_wait (magma_context_t magma, magma_sequence_t sequence)
int	MAGMA_Sequence_Create (magma_sequence_t **sequence)
int	MAGMA_Sequence_Destroy (magma_sequence_t *sequence)
int	MAGMA_Sequence_Wait (magma_sequence_t *sequence)
int	MAGMA_Sequence_Flush (magma_sequence_t sequence, magma_request_t request)

Function Documentation

int magma_request_fail	(	magma_sequence_t *	sequence,
		magma_request_t *	request,
		int	status
	)

Register an exception.

Definition at line 21 of file async.c.

References magma_sequence_s::request, magma_request_s::status, and magma_sequence_s::status.

{
    sequence->request = request;
    sequence->status = status;
    request->status = status;
    return status;
}

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int magma_sequence_create	(	magma_context_t *	magma,
		magma_sequence_t **	sequence
	)

Create a sequence

Definition at line 32 of file async.c.

References MAGMA_ERR_OUT_OF_RESOURCES, magma_error, MAGMA_SUCCESS, and morse_sequence_create().

{
    if ((*sequence = malloc(sizeof(magma_sequence_t))) == NULL) {
        magma_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Create", "malloc() failed");
        return MAGMA_ERR_OUT_OF_RESOURCES;
    }
    
    morse_sequence_create( magma, *sequence );
    (*sequence)->status = MAGMA_SUCCESS;
    return MAGMA_SUCCESS;
}

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int MAGMA_Sequence_Create ( magma_sequence_t ** sequence )

MAGMA_Sequence_Create - Create a squence.

Parameters:

[out] sequence Identifies a set of routines sharing common exception handling.

Returns:

Return values:

MAGMA_SUCCESS successful exit

Definition at line 81 of file async.c.

References magma_context_self(), MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED, magma_fatal_error, and magma_sequence_create().

{
    magma_context_t *magma;
    int status;
    magma = magma_context_self();
    if (magma == NULL) {
        magma_fatal_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Create", "MAGMA not initialized");
        return MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED;
    }
    status = magma_sequence_create(magma, sequence);
    return status;
}

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int magma_sequence_destroy	(	magma_context_t *	magma,
		magma_sequence_t *	sequence
	)

Destroy a sequence

Definition at line 48 of file async.c.

References MAGMA_SUCCESS, and morse_sequence_destroy().

{
    morse_sequence_destroy( magma, sequence );
    free(sequence);
    return MAGMA_SUCCESS;
}

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int MAGMA_Sequence_Destroy ( magma_sequence_t * sequence )

MAGMA_Sequence_Destroy - Destroy a sequence.

Parameters:

[in] sequence Identifies a set of routines sharing common exception handling.

Returns:

Return values:

MAGMA_SUCCESS successful exit

Definition at line 112 of file async.c.

References magma_context_self(), MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED, MAGMA_ERR_UNALLOCATED, magma_fatal_error, and magma_sequence_destroy().

{
    magma_context_t *magma;
    int status;
    magma = magma_context_self();
    if (magma == NULL) {
        magma_fatal_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Destroy", "MAGMA not initialized");
        return MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED;
    }
    if (sequence == NULL) {
        magma_fatal_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Destroy", "NULL sequence");
        return MAGMA_ERR_UNALLOCATED;
    }
    status = magma_sequence_destroy(magma, sequence);
    return status;
}

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int MAGMA_Sequence_Flush	(	magma_sequence_t *	sequence,
		magma_request_t *	request
	)

MAGMA_Sequence_Flush - Terminate a sequence.

Parameters:

[in]	sequence	Identifies a set of routines sharing common exception handling.
[in]	request	The flush request.

Returns:

Return values:

MAGMA_SUCCESS successful exit

Definition at line 185 of file async.c.

References magma_context_self(), MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED, MAGMA_ERR_SEQUENCE_FLUSHED, MAGMA_ERR_UNALLOCATED, magma_fatal_error, MAGMA_SUCCESS, morse_sequence_flush(), magma_context_s::quark, and magma_context_s::schedopt.

{
    magma_context_t *magma;
    magma = magma_context_self();
    if (magma == NULL) {
        magma_fatal_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Flush", "MAGMA not initialized");
        return MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED;
    }
    if (sequence == NULL) {
        magma_fatal_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Flush", "NULL sequence");
        return MAGMA_ERR_UNALLOCATED;
    }
    morse_sequence_flush( (void *)magma->schedopt.quark, sequence, request, MAGMA_ERR_SEQUENCE_FLUSHED);
    return MAGMA_SUCCESS;
}

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int magma_sequence_wait	(	magma_context_t *	magma,
		magma_sequence_t *	sequence
	)

Wait for the completion of a sequence

Definition at line 58 of file async.c.

References MAGMA_SUCCESS, and morse_sequence_wait().

{
    morse_sequence_wait( magma, sequence );
    return MAGMA_SUCCESS;
}

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int MAGMA_Sequence_Wait ( magma_sequence_t * sequence )

MAGMA_Sequence_Wait - Wait for the completion of a sequence.

Parameters:

[in] sequence Identifies a set of routines sharing common exception handling.

Returns:

Return values:

MAGMA_SUCCESS successful exit

Definition at line 147 of file async.c.

References magma_context_self(), MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED, MAGMA_ERR_UNALLOCATED, magma_fatal_error, and magma_sequence_wait().

{
    magma_context_t *magma;
    int status;
    magma = magma_context_self();
    if (magma == NULL) {
        magma_fatal_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Wait", "MAGMA not initialized");
        return MAGMA_ERR_NOT_INITIALIZED;
    }
    if (sequence == NULL) {
        magma_fatal_error("MAGMA_Sequence_Wait", "NULL sequence");
        return MAGMA_ERR_UNALLOCATED;
    }
    status = magma_sequence_wait(magma, sequence);
    return status;
}

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