_lwp_sema_post(2) [sunos man page]
_lwp_sema_wait(2) System Calls _lwp_sema_wait(2) NAME
_lwp_sema_wait, _lwp_sema_trywait, _lwp_sema_init, _lwp_sema_post - semaphore operations SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/lwp.h> int _lwp_sema_wait(lwp_sema_t *sema); int _lwp_sema_trywait(lwp_sema_t *sema); int _lwp_sema_init(lwp_sema_t *sema, int count); int _lwp_sema_post(lwp_sema_t *sema); DESCRIPTION
Conceptually, a semaphore is an non-negative integer count that is atomically incremented and decremented. Typically this represents the number of resources available. The _lwp_sema_init() function initializes the count, _lwp_sema_post() atomically increments the count, and _lwp_sema_wait() waits for the count to become greater than 0 and then atomically decrements it. LWP semaphores must be initialized before use. The _lwp_sema_init() function initializes the count associated with the LWP semaphore pointed to by sema to count. The _lwp_sema_wait() function blocks the calling LWP until the semaphore count becomes greater than 0 and then atomically decrements it. The _lwp_sema_trywait() function atomically decrements the count if it is greater than zero. Otherwise it returns an error. The _lwp_sema_post() function atomically increments the semaphore count. If there are any LWPs blocked on the semaphore, one is unblocked. RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion, 0 is returned. A non-zero value indicates an error. ERRORS
The _lwp_sema_init(), _lwp_sema_trywait(), _lwp_sema_wait(), and _lwp_sema_post() functions will fail if: EINVAL The sema argument points to an invalid semaphore. EFAULT The sema argument points to an illegal address. The _lwp_sema_wait() function will fail if: EINTR The function execution was interrupted by a signal or fork(2). The _lwp_sema_trywait() function will fail if: EBUSY The function was called on a semaphore with a zero count. The _lwp_sema_post() function will fail if: EOVERFLOW The value of the sema argument exceeds SEM_VALUE_MAX. SEE ALSO
fork(2) SunOS 5.10 8 May 1998 _lwp_sema_wait(2)
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_lwp_sema_wait(2) System Calls _lwp_sema_wait(2) NAME
_lwp_sema_wait, _lwp_sema_trywait, _lwp_sema_init, _lwp_sema_post - semaphore operations SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/lwp.h> int _lwp_sema_wait(lwp_sema_t *sema); int _lwp_sema_trywait(lwp_sema_t *sema); int _lwp_sema_init(lwp_sema_t *sema, int count); int _lwp_sema_post(lwp_sema_t *sema); DESCRIPTION
Conceptually, a semaphore is an non-negative integer count that is atomically incremented and decremented. Typically this represents the number of resources available. The _lwp_sema_init() function initializes the count, _lwp_sema_post() atomically increments the count, and _lwp_sema_wait() waits for the count to become greater than 0 and then atomically decrements it. LWP semaphores must be initialized before use. The _lwp_sema_init() function initializes the count associated with the LWP semaphore pointed to by sema to count. The _lwp_sema_wait() function blocks the calling LWP until the semaphore count becomes greater than 0 and then atomically decrements it. The _lwp_sema_trywait() function atomically decrements the count if it is greater than zero. Otherwise it returns an error. The _lwp_sema_post() function atomically increments the semaphore count. If there are any LWPs blocked on the semaphore, one is unblocked. RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion, 0 is returned. A non-zero value indicates an error. ERRORS
The _lwp_sema_init(), _lwp_sema_trywait(), _lwp_sema_wait(), and _lwp_sema_post() functions will fail if: EINVAL The sema argument points to an invalid semaphore. EFAULT The sema argument points to an illegal address. The _lwp_sema_wait() function will fail if: EINTR The function execution was interrupted by a signal or fork(2). The _lwp_sema_trywait() function will fail if: EBUSY The function was called on a semaphore with a zero count. The _lwp_sema_post() function will fail if: EOVERFLOW The value of the sema argument exceeds SEM_VALUE_MAX. SEE ALSO
fork(2) SunOS 5.11 8 May 1998 _lwp_sema_wait(2)