Return Values

The call was successful if a pointer to the found value is returned.

The call failed if zero is returned

The structure of the aci_async_entry uses a pid_t type member pid as a unique identifier of an entry. When calling several asynchronous calls at a time the system can assign the same process id to a new process when a previous call has terminated. This could cause duplicate values the in pid fields of shared memory array entries. Refer to Response Technique on page 5-21.

See Figure 5-13for an example of the aci_async_find function.

. . .

/*

*sadmin sample application. wait_for_child.c file

*/

if ((async_entry = aci_async_find(pid)) != 0)

{

printf("results: getting results...\n"); switch(async_entry->aci_func)

{

case DAS_MOUNT:

. . .

}

aci_async_free(async_entry); printf("results: results done...\n");

}

. . .

Figure 5-13Example of the aci_async_find Function

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Server specifications

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