Conditions and WaitSets

DDS_Condition and DDS_WaitSet and related items. More...

Modules
	AsyncWaitSet
	<<extension>> A specialization of DDS_WaitSet that provides a mechanism to perform the wait asynchronously and uses a thread pool to dispatch the attached active DDS_Condition.

Data Structures
struct	DDS_ConditionSeq
	Instantiates FooSeq < DDS_Condition > More...
struct	DDS_ConditionHandler
	<<extension>> <<interface>> Handler called by the DDS_Condition_dispatch. More...
struct	DDS_WaitSetProperty_t
	<<extension>> Specifies the DDS_WaitSet behavior for multiple trigger events. More...

Macros
#define	DDS_ConditionHandler_INITIALIZER
	<<experimental>> <<extension>> Initializer for new DDS_ConditionHandler. More...
#define	DDS_WaitSetProperty_t_INITIALIZER
	<<extension>> Initializer for new property instances. More...

Typedefs
typedef struct DDS_ConditionImpl	DDS_Condition
	<<interface>> Root class for all the conditions that may be attached to a DDS_WaitSet. More...
typedef void(*	DDS_ConditionHandler_OnConditionTriggeredCallback) (void *handler_data, DDS_Condition *condition)
	Prototype of a DDS_ConditionHandler on_condition_triggered function. More...
typedef struct DDS_GuardConditionImpl	DDS_GuardCondition
	<<interface>> A specific DDS_Condition whose trigger_value is completely under the control of the application. More...
typedef struct DDS_StatusConditionImpl	DDS_StatusCondition
	<<interface>> A specific DDS_Condition that is associated with each DDS_Entity. More...
typedef struct DDS_WaitSetImpl	DDS_WaitSet
	<<interface>> Allows an application to wait until one or more of the attached DDS_Condition objects has a trigger_value of DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE or else until the timeout expires. More...

Functions
DDS_Boolean	DDS_Condition_get_trigger_value (DDS_Condition *self)
	Retrieve the trigger_value. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_Condition_set_handler (DDS_Condition *self, const struct DDS_ConditionHandler *handler)
	<<extension>> Registers a DDS_ConditionHandler in this DDS_Condition. More...
struct DDS_ConditionHandler	DDS_Condition_get_handler (DDS_Condition *self)
	<<extension>> Returns the registered DDS_ConditionHandler. More...
void	DDS_Condition_dispatch (DDS_Condition *self)
	<<extension>> Calls DDS_ConditionHandler::on_condition_triggered of the registered DDS_ConditionHandler. More...
DDS_Condition *	DDS_GuardCondition_as_condition (DDS_GuardCondition *guardCondition)
	Access a DDS_GuardCondition's supertype instance. More...
DDS_GuardCondition *	DDS_GuardCondition_new (void)
	No argument constructor. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_GuardCondition_delete (DDS_GuardCondition *self)
	Destructor. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_GuardCondition_set_trigger_value (DDS_GuardCondition *self, DDS_Boolean value)
	Set the guard condition trigger value. More...
DDS_Condition *	DDS_StatusCondition_as_condition (DDS_StatusCondition *statusCondition)
	Access a DDS_StatusCondition's supertype instance. More...
DDS_StatusMask	DDS_StatusCondition_get_enabled_statuses (DDS_StatusCondition *self)
	Get the list of statuses enabled on an DDS_Entity. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_StatusCondition_set_enabled_statuses (DDS_StatusCondition *self, DDS_StatusMask mask)
	This operation defines the list of communication statuses that determine the trigger_value of the DDS_StatusCondition. More...
DDS_Entity *	DDS_StatusCondition_get_entity (DDS_StatusCondition *self)
	Get the DDS_Entity associated with the DDS_StatusCondition. More...
DDS_WaitSet *	DDS_WaitSet_new (void)
	Default no-argument constructor. More...
DDS_WaitSet *	DDS_WaitSet_new_ex (const struct DDS_WaitSetProperty_t *prop)
	<<extension>> Constructor for a DDS_WaitSet that may delay for more while specifying that will be woken up after the given number of events or delay period, whichever happens first More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_WaitSet_delete (DDS_WaitSet *self)
	Destructor. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_WaitSet_set_property (DDS_WaitSet *self, const struct DDS_WaitSetProperty_t *prop)
	<<extension>> Sets the DDS_WaitSetProperty_t, to configure the associated DDS_WaitSet to return after one or more trigger events have occurred. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_WaitSet_get_property (DDS_WaitSet *self, struct DDS_WaitSetProperty_t *prop)
	<<extension>> Retrieves the DDS_WaitSetProperty_t configuration of the associated DDS_WaitSet. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_WaitSet_wait (DDS_WaitSet *self, struct DDS_ConditionSeq *active_conditions, const struct DDS_Duration_t *timeout)
	Allows an application thread to wait for the occurrence of certain conditions. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_WaitSet_attach_condition (DDS_WaitSet *self, DDS_Condition *cond)
	Attaches a DDS_Condition to the DDS_WaitSet. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_WaitSet_detach_condition (DDS_WaitSet *self, DDS_Condition *cond)
	Detaches a DDS_Condition from the DDS_WaitSet. More...
DDS_ReturnCode_t	DDS_WaitSet_get_conditions (DDS_WaitSet *self, struct DDS_ConditionSeq *attached_conditions)
	Retrieves the list of attached DDS_Condition (s). More...

Detailed Description

DDS_Condition and DDS_WaitSet and related items.

Macro Definition Documentation

DDS_ConditionHandler_INITIALIZER

#define DDS_ConditionHandler_INITIALIZER

<<experimental>> <<extension>> Initializer for new DDS_ConditionHandler.

No memory is allocated. New DDS_ConditionHandler instances stored in the stack should be initialized with this value before they are passed to any functions.

See also

DDS_ConditionHandler

DDS_WaitSetProperty_t_INITIALIZER

#define DDS_WaitSetProperty_t_INITIALIZER

Value:

   {  \
   1, { 0x7fffffffL, 0x7fffffffUL } \
}

<<extension>> Initializer for new property instances.

Default property specifies max_event_count = 1 and max_event_delay = DDS_DURATION_INFINITE

Typedef Documentation

DDS_Condition

typedef struct DDS_ConditionImpl DDS_Condition

<<interface>> Root class for all the conditions that may be attached to a DDS_WaitSet.

This basic class is specialised in three classes:

DDS_GuardCondition, DDS_StatusCondition, and DDS_ReadCondition.

A DDS_Condition has a trigger_value that can be DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE or DDS_BOOLEAN_FALSE and is set automatically by RTI Connext.

See also

DDS_WaitSet

DDS_ConditionHandler_OnConditionTriggeredCallback

typedef void(* DDS_ConditionHandler_OnConditionTriggeredCallback) (void *handler_data, DDS_Condition *condition)

Prototype of a DDS_ConditionHandler on_condition_triggered function.

Parameters

handler_data	<<in>> Data associated with the handler when the handler is set.
condition	st_in associated DDS_Condition on which the DDS_Condition_dispatch is called.

DDS_GuardCondition

typedef struct DDS_GuardConditionImpl DDS_GuardCondition

<<interface>> A specific DDS_Condition whose trigger_value is completely under the control of the application.

The DDS_GuardCondition provides a way for an application to manually wake up a DDS_WaitSet. This is accomplished by attaching the DDS_GuardCondition to the DDS_WaitSet and then setting the trigger_value by means of the DDS_GuardCondition_set_trigger_value operation.

See also

DDS_WaitSet

DDS_StatusCondition

typedef struct DDS_StatusConditionImpl DDS_StatusCondition

<<interface>> A specific DDS_Condition that is associated with each DDS_Entity.

The trigger_value of the DDS_StatusCondition depends on the communication status of that entity (e.g., arrival of data, loss of information, etc.), 'filtered' by the set of enabled_statuses on the DDS_StatusCondition.

See also

Status Kinds

DDS_WaitSet, DDS_Condition

DDS_Listener

DDS_WaitSet

typedef struct DDS_WaitSetImpl DDS_WaitSet

<<interface>> Allows an application to wait until one or more of the attached DDS_Condition objects has a trigger_value of DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE or else until the timeout expires.

Usage

DDS_Condition (s) (in conjunction with wait-sets) provide an alternative mechanism to allow the middleware to communicate communication status changes (including arrival of data) to the application.

"::DDS_WaitSet and ::DDS_Condition (s)"

This mechanism is wait-based. Its general use pattern is as follows:

• The application indicates which relevant information it wants to get by creating DDS_Condition objects (DDS_StatusCondition, DDS_ReadCondition or DDS_QueryCondition) and attaching them to a DDS_WaitSet.

• It then waits on that DDS_WaitSet until the trigger_value of one or several DDS_Condition objects become DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE.

• It then uses the result of the wait (i.e., active_conditions, the list of DDS_Condition objects with trigger_value == DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE) to actually get the information:

  • by calling DDS_Entity_get_status_changes and then get_<communication_status>() on the relevant DDS_Entity, if the condition is a DDS_StatusCondition and the status changes, refer to plain communication status;

  • by calling DDS_Entity_get_status_changes and then DDS_Subscriber_get_datareaders on the relevant DDS_Subscriber (and then FooDataReader_read() or FooDataReader_take on the returned DDS_DataReader objects), if the condition is a DDS_StatusCondition and the status changes refers to DDS_DATA_ON_READERS_STATUS;

  • by calling DDS_Entity_get_status_changes and then FooDataReader_read() or FooDataReader_take on the relevant DDS_DataReader, if the condition is a DDS_StatusCondition and the status changes refers to DDS_DATA_AVAILABLE_STATUS;

  • by calling directly FooDataReader_read_w_condition or FooDataReader_take_w_condition on a DDS_DataReader with the DDS_Condition as a parameter if it is a DDS_ReadCondition or a DDS_QueryCondition.

Usually the first step is done in an initialization phase, while the others are put in the application main loop.

As there is no extra information passed from the middleware to the application when a wait returns (only the list of triggered DDS_Condition objects), DDS_Condition objects are meant to embed all that is needed to react properly when enabled. In particular, DDS_Entity-related conditions are related to exactly one DDS_Entity and cannot be shared.

The blocking behavior of the DDS_WaitSet is illustrated below.

::DDS_WaitSet

blocking behavior"

The result of a DDS_WaitSet_wait operation depends on the state of the DDS_WaitSet, which in turn depends on whether at least one attached DDS_Condition has a trigger_value of DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE. If the wait operation is called on DDS_WaitSet with state BLOCKED, it will block the calling thread. If wait is called on a DDS_WaitSet with state UNBLOCKED, it will return immediately. In addition, when the DDS_WaitSet transitions from BLOCKED to UNBLOCKED it wakes up any threads that had called wait on it.

A key aspect of the Condition and WaitSet mechanism is the setting of the trigger_value of each DDS_Condition.

The DDS_WaitSet cannot be used after calling DDS_DomainParticipantFactory_finalize_instance.

Trigger State of a ::DDS_StatusCondition

The trigger_value of a DDS_StatusCondition is the boolean OR of the ChangedStatusFlag of all the communication statuses (see Status Kinds) to which it is sensitive. That is, trigger_value == DDS_BOOLEAN_FALSE only if all the values of the ChangedStatusFlags are DDS_BOOLEAN_FALSE.

The sensitivity of the DDS_StatusCondition to a particular communication status is controlled by the list of enabled_statuses set on the condition by means of the DDS_StatusCondition_set_enabled_statuses operation.

Once the trigger_value of a StatusCondition becomes true, it remains true until the status that changed is reset. To reset a status, call the related get_*_status() operation. Or, in the case of the data available status, call read(), take(), or one of their variants. Therefore, if you are using a DDS_StatusCondition on a DDS_WaitSet to be notified of events, your thread will wake up when one of the statuses associated with the StatusCondition becomes true. If you do not reset the status, the StatusCondition trigger_value remains true and your WaitSet will not block again; it will immediately wake up when you call DDS_WaitSet_wait.

Trigger State of a ::DDS_ReadCondition

Similar to the DDS_StatusCondition, a DDS_ReadCondition also has a trigger_value that determines whether the attached DDS_WaitSet is BLOCKED or UNBLOCKED. However, unlike the DDS_StatusCondition, the trigger_value of the DDS_ReadCondition is tied to the presence of at least a sample managed by RTI Connext with DDS_SampleStateKind and DDS_ViewStateKind matching those of the DDS_ReadCondition. Furthermore, for the DDS_QueryCondition to have a trigger_value == DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE, the data associated with the sample must be such that the query_expression evaluates to DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE.

The fact that the trigger_value of a DDS_ReadCondition depends on the presence of samples on the associated DDS_DataReader implies that a single take operation can potentially change the trigger_value of several DDS_ReadCondition or DDS_QueryCondition conditions. For example, if all samples are taken, any DDS_ReadCondition and DDS_QueryCondition conditions associated with the DDS_DataReader that had their trigger_value==TRUE before will see the trigger_value change to FALSE. Note that this does not guarantee that DDS_WaitSet objects that were separately attached to those conditions will not be woken up. Once we have trigger_value==TRUE on a condition, it may wake up the attached DDS_WaitSet, the condition transitioning to trigger_value==FALSE does not necessarily 'unwakeup' the WaitSet as 'unwakening' may not be possible in general.

The consequence is that an application blocked on a DDS_WaitSet may return from the wait with a list of conditions, some of which are not no longer 'active'. This is unavoidable if multiple threads are concurrently waiting on separate DDS_WaitSet objects and taking data associated with the same DDS_DataReader entity.

To elaborate further, consider the following example: A DDS_ReadCondition that has a sample_state_mask = {DDS_NOT_READ_SAMPLE_STATE} will have trigger_value of DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE whenever a new sample arrives and will transition to DDS_BOOLEAN_FALSE as soon as all the newly-arrived samples are either read (so their sample state changes to READ) or taken (so they are no longer managed by RTI Connext). However if the same DDS_ReadCondition had a sample_state_mask = { DDS_READ_SAMPLE_STATE, DDS_NOT_READ_SAMPLE_STATE }, then the trigger_value would only become DDS_BOOLEAN_FALSE once all the newly-arrived samples are taken (it is not sufficient to read them as that would only change the sample state to READ), which overlaps the mask on the DDS_ReadCondition.

Trigger State of a ::DDS_GuardCondition

The trigger_value of a DDS_GuardCondition is completely controlled by the application via the operation DDS_GuardCondition_set_trigger_value.

See also

Status Kinds

DDS_StatusCondition, DDS_GuardCondition

DDS_Listener

Function Documentation

DDS_Condition_get_trigger_value()

DDS_Boolean DDS_Condition_get_trigger_value

(

DDS_Condition *

self

)

Retrieve the trigger_value.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.

Returns

the trigger value.

DDS_Condition_set_handler()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_Condition_set_handler	(	DDS_Condition *	self,
		const struct DDS_ConditionHandler *	handler
	)

<<extension>> Registers a DDS_ConditionHandler in this DDS_Condition.

This operation replaces any existing registered handler. If there is any resources associated with an existing registered handler that need to be released, you may first call DDS_Condition_get_handler to retrieve the handler.

MT Safety:

It is not safe to call DDS_Condition_set_handler, DDS_Condition_get_handler or DDS_Condition_dispatch concurrently.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
handler	The DDS_ConditionHandler to be called by DDS_Condition_dispatch. If this parameter is null, an no-op handler implemenation will be set.

DDS_Condition_get_handler()

struct DDS_ConditionHandler DDS_Condition_get_handler

(

DDS_Condition *

self

)

<<extension>> Returns the registered DDS_ConditionHandler.

If no DDS_ConditionHandler is registered, this operation returns a no-op DDS_ConditionHandler implementation.

DDS_Condition_dispatch()

void DDS_Condition_dispatch

(

DDS_Condition *

self

)

<<extension>> Calls DDS_ConditionHandler::on_condition_triggered of the registered DDS_ConditionHandler.

If the trigger value is true, calling this operation will call the registered.

If no DDS_ConditionHandler is registered, this operation is a no-op.

DDS_GuardCondition_as_condition()

DDS_Condition * DDS_GuardCondition_as_condition

(

DDS_GuardCondition *

guardCondition

)

Access a DDS_GuardCondition's supertype instance.

Parameters

guardCondition

<<in>> Cannot be NULL.

DDS_GuardCondition_new()

DDS_GuardCondition * DDS_GuardCondition_new

(

void

)

No argument constructor.

Construct a new guard condition on the heap.

Returns

A new condition with trigger value DDS_BOOLEAN_FALSE, or NULL if a condition could not be allocated.

See also

DDS_GuardCondition_delete

DDS_GuardCondition_delete()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_GuardCondition_delete

(

DDS_GuardCondition *

self

)

Destructor.

Releases the resources associated with this object.

Deleting a NULL condition is safe and has no effect.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.

DDS_GuardCondition_set_trigger_value()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_GuardCondition_set_trigger_value	(	DDS_GuardCondition *	self,
		DDS_Boolean	value
	)

Set the guard condition trigger value.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
value	<<in>> the new trigger value.

DDS_StatusCondition_as_condition()

DDS_Condition * DDS_StatusCondition_as_condition

(

DDS_StatusCondition *

statusCondition

)

Access a DDS_StatusCondition's supertype instance.

Parameters

statusCondition

<<in>> Cannot be NULL.

DDS_StatusCondition_get_enabled_statuses()

DDS_StatusMask DDS_StatusCondition_get_enabled_statuses

(

DDS_StatusCondition *

self

)

Get the list of statuses enabled on an DDS_Entity.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.

Returns

list of enabled statuses.

DDS_StatusCondition_set_enabled_statuses()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_StatusCondition_set_enabled_statuses	(	DDS_StatusCondition *	self,
		DDS_StatusMask	mask
	)

This operation defines the list of communication statuses that determine the trigger_value of the DDS_StatusCondition.

This operation may change the trigger_value of the DDS_StatusCondition.

DDS_WaitSet objects' behavior depends on the changes of the trigger_value of their attached conditions. Therefore, any DDS_WaitSet to which the DDS_StatusCondition is attached is potentially affected by this operation.

If this function is not invoked, the default list of enabled statuses includes all the statuses.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
mask	<<in>> the list of enables statuses (see Status Kinds)

Returns

One of the Standard Return Codes

DDS_StatusCondition_get_entity()

DDS_Entity * DDS_StatusCondition_get_entity

(

DDS_StatusCondition *

self

)

Get the DDS_Entity associated with the DDS_StatusCondition.

There is exactly one DDS_Entity assocated with each DDS_StatusCondition.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.

Returns

DDS_Entity associated with the DDS_StatusCondition.

DDS_WaitSet_new()

DDS_WaitSet * DDS_WaitSet_new

(

void

)

Default no-argument constructor.

Construct a new DDS_WaitSet.

Returns

A new DDS_WaitSet or NULL if one could not be allocated.

DDS_WaitSet_new_ex()

DDS_WaitSet * DDS_WaitSet_new_ex

(

const struct DDS_WaitSetProperty_t *

prop

)

<<extension>> Constructor for a DDS_WaitSet that may delay for more while specifying that will be woken up after the given number of events or delay period, whichever happens first

Constructs a new DDS_WaitSet.

Returns

A new DDS_WaitSet or NULL if one could not be allocated.

DDS_WaitSet_delete()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_WaitSet_delete

(

DDS_WaitSet *

self

)

Destructor.

Releases the resources asociated with this DDS_WaitSet.

Freeing a null pointer is safe and does nothing.

MT Safety:

UNSAFE. It is not safe to delete a DDS_WaitSet while another thread is calling an API that uses the entity. For instance, a thread must not delete a WaitSet while another thread is blocked with DDS_WaitSet_wait. To properly handle this scenario, you can use a DDS_GuardCondition to wake up the WaitSet and then wait for the finalization of the thread.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.

DDS_WaitSet_set_property()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_WaitSet_set_property	(	DDS_WaitSet *	self,
		const struct DDS_WaitSetProperty_t *	prop
	)

<<extension>> Sets the DDS_WaitSetProperty_t, to configure the associated DDS_WaitSet to return after one or more trigger events have occurred.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
prop	<<in>>

Returns

One of the Standard Return Codes

DDS_WaitSet_get_property()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_WaitSet_get_property	(	DDS_WaitSet *	self,
		struct DDS_WaitSetProperty_t *	prop
	)

<<extension>> Retrieves the DDS_WaitSetProperty_t configuration of the associated DDS_WaitSet.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
prop	<<out>>

Returns

One of the Standard Return Codes

DDS_WaitSet_wait()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_WaitSet_wait	(	DDS_WaitSet *	self,
		struct DDS_ConditionSeq *	active_conditions,
		const struct DDS_Duration_t *	timeout
	)

Allows an application thread to wait for the occurrence of certain conditions.

If none of the conditions attached to the DDS_WaitSet have a trigger_value of DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE, the wait operation will block, suspending the calling thread.

The result of the wait operation is the list of all the attached conditions that have a trigger_value of DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE (i.e., the conditions that unblocked the wait).

The wait operation takes a timeout argument that specifies the maximum duration for the wait. If this duration is exceeded and none of the attached DDS_Condition objects are DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE, wait fails with DDS_RETCODE_TIMEOUT. In this case, the resulting list of conditions will be empty. If a negative duration is passed, wait fails with DDS_RETCODE_BAD_PARAMETER.

Note: The resolution of the timeout period is constrained by the resolution of the system clock.

When the DDS_WaitSet is configured to wait for more than one trigger event and the timeout is exceeded before that number is reached, this function returns normally as long as at least one trigger event has occurred.

It is not allowable for more than one application thread to be waiting on the same DDS_WaitSet. If the wait operation is invoked on a DDS_WaitSet that already has a thread blocking on it, the operation will return immediately with the value DDS_RETCODE_PRECONDITION_NOT_MET.

Parameters

active_conditions	<<inout>> a valid non-NULL DDS_ConditionSeq object. Note that RTI Connext will not allocate a new object if active_conditions is NULL; the function will return DDS_RETCODE_PRECONDITION_NOT_MET.
self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
timeout	<<in>> a wait timeout

Returns

One of the Standard Return Codes or DDS_RETCODE_PRECONDITION_NOT_MET or DDS_RETCODE_TIMEOUT.

DDS_WaitSet_attach_condition()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_WaitSet_attach_condition	(	DDS_WaitSet *	self,
		DDS_Condition *	cond
	)

Attaches a DDS_Condition to the DDS_WaitSet.

It is possible to attach a DDS_Condition on a DDS_WaitSet that is currently being waited upon (via the wait operation). In this case, if the DDS_Condition has a trigger_value of DDS_BOOLEAN_TRUE, then attaching the condition will unblock the DDS_WaitSet.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
cond	<<in>> Condition to be attached.

Returns

One of the Standard Return Codes, or DDS_RETCODE_OUT_OF_RESOURCES.

DDS_WaitSet_detach_condition()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_WaitSet_detach_condition	(	DDS_WaitSet *	self,
		DDS_Condition *	cond
	)

Detaches a DDS_Condition from the DDS_WaitSet.

If the DDS_Condition was not attached to the DDS_WaitSet the operation will return DDS_RETCODE_BAD_PARAMETER.

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
cond	<<in>> Condition to be detached.

Returns

One of the Standard Return Codes, or DDS_RETCODE_PRECONDITION_NOT_MET.

DDS_WaitSet_get_conditions()

DDS_ReturnCode_t DDS_WaitSet_get_conditions	(	DDS_WaitSet *	self,
		struct DDS_ConditionSeq *	attached_conditions
	)

Retrieves the list of attached DDS_Condition (s).

Parameters

self	<<in>> Cannot be NULL.
attached_conditions	<<inout>> a DDS_ConditionSeq object where the list of attached conditions will be returned

Returns

One of the Standard Return Codes, or DDS_RETCODE_OUT_OF_RESOURCES.