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| /l4re-core-master/l4sys/include/cxx/ |
| A D | ipc_server_loop | 42 * The reply mode specifies if the server loop shall do a compound reply
44 * method. Note, setup_wait() is called before the reply. The other
45 * way is to call reply and wait separately and call setup_wait in between.
52 Reply_compound, ///< Server shall use a compound reply and wait (fast).
53 Reply_separate ///< Server shall call reply and wait separately.
75 * Mix in for LOOP_HOOKS to always use compound reply and wait.
327 * incoming messages calls the dispatcher, sends a reply and waits again.
355 /// Internal implementation for reply and wait
363 if (reply.label() != -L4_ENOREPLY)
365 Ipc_svr::Reply_mode m = this->before_reply(reply, utcb);
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| A D | ipc_server | 188 // XXX: send a reply or just do not reply in case of a cheating client
224 // reply data
228 // reply with the reply data from the server function
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| A D | ipc_epiface | 187 * \retval -L4_ENOREPLY No reply message is send.
188 * \retval <0 Error, reply with error code.
189 * \retval >=0 Success, reply with return value.
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| /l4re-core-master/cxx/lib/ipc/include/ |
| A D | ipc_server | 55 * \param ios The Ipc::Iostream for reading the request and writing the reply.
56 * \retval -L4_ENOREPLY Instructs the server loop to not send a reply.
57 * \retval <0 Error, reply with error code.
58 * \retval >=0 Success, reply with return value.
62 * and create a reply by marshalling to the stream (`ios`). For details
66 * before inserting any reply data or before doing any function call
118 * \param ios The message stream for the incoming and the reply message.
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| A D | ipc_timeout_queue | 181 // we must handle the timer only when called after a possible reply
182 // otherwise we probably destroy the reply message.
196 // split up reply and wait when a timeout has expired
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| A D | ipc_stream | 854 * reply in the input stream.
871 * Do an IPC reply and wait.
882 * A reply and wait is usually used by servers that reply to a client
893 * Do an IPC reply and wait.
905 * A reply and wait is usually used by servers that reply to a client
912 inline l4_msgtag_t reply(l4_timeout_t timeout, long proto = 0);
913 inline l4_msgtag_t reply(long proto = 0)
914 { return reply(L4_IPC_SEND_TIMEOUT_0, proto); }
1008 Iostream::reply(l4_timeout_t timeout, long proto)
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| /l4re-core-master/uclibc/lib/contrib/uclibc/libc/inet/rpc/ |
| A D | svc_udp.c | 206 char *reply; in svcudp_recv() local
257 if (cache_get (xprt, msg, &reply, &replylen)) in svcudp_recv()
262 iovp->iov_base = reply; in svcudp_recv()
268 (void) sendto (xprt->xp_sock, reply, (int) replylen, 0, in svcudp_recv()
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| /l4re-core-master/l4sys/include/ |
| A D | pager | 78 * and generate a reply, potentially filling in `fp`.
116 * for the reply.
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| /l4re-core-master/l4re/include/ |
| A D | dataspace | 42 // * size support in map, mapped size in reply
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