Gets the next waiter in the list of an object's waiters.
pthread debug library (libpthdebug.a)
#include <sys/pthdebug.h>
int pthdb_mutex_waiter (pthdb_session_t session,
pthdb_mutex_t mutex,
pthdb_pthread_t * waiter,
int cmd);
int pthdb_cond_waiter (pthdb_session_t session,
pthdb_cond_t cond,
pthdb_pthread_t * waiter,
int cmd)
int *pthdb_rwlock_read_waiter (pthdb_session_t session,
pthdb_rwlock_t rwlock,
pthdb_pthread_t * waiter,
int cmd)
int *pthdb_rwlock_write_waiter (pthdb_session_t session,
pthdb_rwlock_t rwlock,
pthdb_pthread_t * waiter,
int cmd)
The pthdb_mutex_waiter functions get the next waiter in the list of an object's waiters.
Each list is reset to the top of the list when the pthdb_session_update function is called, or when the list function reports a PTHDB_INVALID_* value. For example, when pthdb_attr reports an attribute of PTHDB_INVALID_ATTR the list is reset to the beginning such that the next call reports the first attribute in the list, if any.
A report of PTHDB_INVALID_OBJECT represents the empty list or the end of a list, where OBJECT is one of these values: PTHREAD, ATTR, MUTEX, MUTEXATTR, COND, CONDATTR, RWLOCK, RWLOCKATTR, KEY, or TID as appropriate.
When PTHDB_LIST_FIRST is passed for the cmd parameter, the first item in the list is retrieved.
session | Session handle. |
mutex | Mutex object. |
cond | Condition variable object. |
cmd | Reset to the beginning of the list. |
rwlock | Read/Write lock object. |
waiter | Pointer to waiter. |
If successful, these functions return PTHDB_SUCCESS. Otherwise, an error code is returned.
PTHDB_BAD_SESSION | Invalid session handle. |
PTHDB_BAD_CMD | Invalid command. |
PTHDB_CALLBACK | Debugger call back error. |
PTHDB_INTERNAL | Error in library. |
PTHDB_MEMORY | Not enough memory |
PTHDB_POINTER | Invalid pointer |
These subroutines are part of the Base Operating System (BOS) Runtime.
The pthdebug.h file.
The pthread.h file.