src/utils/signaler.h

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*/

#ifndef SP_SIGNALER_INCLUDED
#define SP_SIGNALER_INCLUDED

#include "config.h"

/*  This class alows to send a signal via a file descriptor. */

/*  There's no signaler on Windows. Implementing it would require a lot of
    black magic and introduce secutity holes (TCP connections over loopback)
    and thus we are rather going to assume that signaler won't be needed on
    Windows platform. */
#ifndef SP_HAVE_WINDOWS

struct sp_signaler;

void sp_signaler_init (struct sp_signaler *self);
void sp_signaler_term (struct sp_signaler *self);
int sp_signaler_fd (struct sp_signaler *self);
void sp_signaler_post (struct sp_signaler *self);

#if defined SP_USE_SOCKETPAIR

struct sp_signaler
{
    int r;
    int w;
};

#elif defined SP_USE_EVENTFD

struct sp_signaler
{
    int efd;
};

#else
#error
#endif

#endif

#endif