static void Handle_TriggerTestA
(
le_msg_MessageRef_t _msgRef
)
{
// Get the message buffer pointer
__attribute__((unused)) uint8_t* _msgBufPtr = ((_Message_t*)le_msg_GetPayloadPtr(_msgRef))->buffer;
// Unpack the input parameters from the message
// Call the function
TriggerTestA ( (ServerCmdRef_t)_msgRef );
}
void test2(void)
{
HandlerRef = AddTestAHandler(HandleTestA, &SomeData);
LE_PRINT_VALUE("%p", HandlerRef);
// Try removing the handler and registering again, to ensure that allocated data objects
// have been released, i.e. the associated client and server pools should not increase.
RemoveTestAHandler(HandlerRef);
HandlerRef = AddTestAHandler(HandleTestA, &SomeData);
LE_PRINT_VALUE("%p", HandlerRef);
LE_DEBUG("Triggering TestA\n");
TriggerTestA();
// Need to allow the event loop to process the trigger.
// The rest of the test will be continued in the handler.
}
static void Handle_TriggerTestA
(
le_msg_MessageRef_t _msgRef
)
{
// Get the message buffer pointer
uint8_t* _msgBufPtr = ((_Message_t*)le_msg_GetPayloadPtr(_msgRef))->buffer;
// Needed if we are returning a result or output values
uint8_t* _msgBufStartPtr = _msgBufPtr;
// Unpack the input parameters from the message
// Define storage for output parameters
// Call the function
TriggerTestA ( );
// Re-use the message buffer for the response
_msgBufPtr = _msgBufStartPtr;
// Pack any "out" parameters
// Return the response
LE_DEBUG("Sending response to client session %p : %ti bytes sent",
le_msg_GetSession(_msgRef),
_msgBufPtr-_msgBufStartPtr);
le_msg_Respond(_msgRef);
}
