GO_MEM(3) libdill Library Functions GO_MEM(3) NAME go_mem - launches a coroutine SYNOPSIS #include <libdill.h> int go_mem( expression, void* mem, size_t memlen); DESCRIPTION This construct launches a coroutine on a user-supplied stack. The stack has no guard page and stack overflow will result in overwriting memory. expression: Expression to evaluate as a coroutine. mem: Buffer to hold the coroutine's stack. The buffer doesn't have to be aligned. The function will take care of properly aligning the stack it- self. memlen: Size of the mem buffer. The coroutine is executed concurrently, and its lifetime may exceed the lifetime of the caller coroutine. The return value of the coroutine, if any, is discarded and cannot be retrieved by the caller. Any function to be invoked as a coroutine must be declared with the corou- tine specifier. Use hclose to cancel the coroutine. When the coroutine is canceled all the blocking calls within the coroutine will start failing with ECANCELED er- ror. WARNING: Coroutines will most likely work even without the coroutine speci- fier. However, they may fail in random non-deterministic ways, depending on the code in question and the particular combination of compiler and op- timization level. Additionally, arguments to a coroutine must not be func- tion calls. If they are, the program may fail non-deterministically. If you need to pass a result of a computation to a coroutine, do the computa- tion first, and then pass the result as an argument. Instead of: go(bar(foo(a))); Do this: int a = foo(); go(bar(a)); RETURN VALUE In case of success the function returns handle of a bundle containing the new coroutine. In case of error it returns -1 and sets errno to one of the values below. For details on coroutine bundles see bundle function. ERRORS * ECANCELED: Current coroutine was canceled. * EMFILE: The maximum number of file descriptors in the process are already open. * ENFILE: The maximum number of file descriptors in the system are already open. * ENOMEM: Not enough memory. EXAMPLE coroutine void add(int a, int b) { printf("%d+%d=%d\n", a, b, a + b); } ... char mem[16384]; int h = go_mem(add(1, 2), mem, sizeof(mem)); SEE ALSO bundle(3) bundle_go(3) bundle_go_mem(3) bundle_mem(3) bundle_wait(3) go(3) hclose(3) yield(3) libdill GO_MEM(3)
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