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async_work_on_timeout struct
A "timeout" instance used by an async_context A "timeout" represents some future action that must be taken at a specific time. Its methods are called from the async_context under lock at the given time \see async_context_add_worker_at \see async_context_add_worker_in_ms
Syntax
typedef struct async_work_on_timeout
{
struct async_work_on_timeout *next;
void (*do_work)(async_context_t *context, struct async_work_on_timeout *timeout);
absolute_time_t next_time;
void *user_data;
} async_at_time_worker_t;
Fields
Field
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Description
Method called when the timeout is reached; may not be NULL Note, that when this method is called, the timeout has been removed from the async_context, so if you want the timeout to repeat, you should re-add it during this callback.
The next timeout time; this should only be modified during the above methods or via async_context methods.
Related Functions
Found 10 other functions taking a async_work_on_timeout
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Function
Description
Add an "at time" worker to a context An "at time" worker will run at or after a specific point in time, and is automatically when (just before) it runs. The time to fire is specified by a delay via the ms parameter
Add an "at time" worker to a context An "at time" worker will run at or after a specific point in time, and is automatically when (just before) it runs. The time to fire is specified in the next_time field of the worker.
Add an "at time" worker to a context An "at time" worker will run at or after a specific point in time, and is automatically when (just before) it runs. The time to fire is specified by the at parameter.
Remove an "at time" worker from a context