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/* High-level wrapper around the "poll" system call.
 *
 * Intended usage is for the program's main loop to go about its business
 * servicing whatever events it needs to.  Then, when it runs out of immediate
 * tasks, it calls each subordinate module's "wait" function, which in turn
 * calls one (or more) of the functions poll_fd_wait(), poll_immediate_wake(),
 * and poll_timer_wait() to register to be awakened when the appropriate event
 * occurs.  Then the main loop calls poll_block(), which blocks until one of
 * the registered events happens.
 *
 * There is also some support for autonomous subroutines that are executed by
 * poll_block() when a file descriptor becomes ready.  To prevent these
 * routines from starving if events are continuously ready, the application
 * should bound the amount of work it does between poll_block() calls. */

#ifndef POLL_LOOP_H
#define POLL_LOOP_H 1

#include <poll.h>

struct poll_waiter;

/* Schedule events to wake up the following poll_block(). */
struct poll_waiter *poll_fd_wait(int fd, short int events);
void poll_timer_wait(int msec);
void poll_immediate_wake(void);

/* Wait until an event occurs. */
void poll_block(void);

/* Autonomous function callbacks. */
typedef void poll_fd_func(int fd, short int revents, void *aux);
struct poll_waiter *poll_fd_callback(int fd, short int events,
                                     poll_fd_func *, void *aux);

/* Cancel a file descriptor callback or event. */
void poll_cancel(struct poll_waiter *);

#endif /* poll-loop.h */