Global parameter handling for the Equalizer client library.
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#include <global.h>
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EQ_API friend bool | _init (const int argc, char **argv, NodeFactory *nodeFactory) |
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Global parameter handling for the Equalizer client library.
Definition at line 33 of file client/global.h.
static void eq::Global::enterCarbon |
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Global lock for all non-thread-safe Carbon API calls.
Note: this is a nop on non-AGL builds. Do not use unless you know the side effects, i.e., ask on the eq-dev mailing list.
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- 1.0
static EQ_API const std::string& eq::Global::getConfigFile |
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- the config file for the app-local server.
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- 1.0
static EQ_API const std::string& eq::Global::getProgramName |
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- the program name.
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- 1.5.2
static EQ_API const std::string& eq::Global::getWorkDir |
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- the working directory of the program.
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- 1.5.2
static void eq::Global::leaveCarbon |
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Global unlock for non-thread-safe Carbon API calls.
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- 1.0
static EQ_API void eq::Global::setConfigFile |
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const std::string & |
configFile | ) |
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Set the config file for the app-local server.
When started without specifying an explicit server connection, Equalizer will create an server instance in an application thread using this config file.
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configFile | the default configFile. |
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- 1.0
static EQ_API void eq::Global::setProgramName |
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const std::string & |
programName | ) |
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Set the name of the program.
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- 1.5.2
static EQ_API void eq::Global::setWorkDir |
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const std::string & |
workDir | ) |
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Set the working directory of the program.
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- 1.5.2
EQ_API friend bool exit |
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De-initialize the Equalizer client library.
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- true if the library was successfully de-initialized, false otherwise.
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true if the library was successfully de-initialized, false otherwise.
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- 1.0
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