UM C API
6.16.1
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Ultra Messaging (UM) Callable Store API. The "umestored_main.h" header file defines the APIs to run a Persistent Store within a user process. The binary code is contained in the "umestore" library (static only on Unix: "libumestorelib.a", dynamic only on Windows: "umestore.dll"). See Callable Store for general information on running a Persistent store within your application process. See Persistence for general information on the Persistent Store. See UM C API for general information on the C API. See Fundamental Concepts for an introduction to Ultra Messaging. More...
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UMEStoreExpDLL int | umestored_main (int argc, char **argv) |
Start the UM persistant store as a set of threads within the calling process. More... | |
UMEStoreExpDLL void | umestored_main_shutdown () |
Stop the UM persistant store which is running as a set of threads within the calling process. More... | |
Ultra Messaging (UM) Callable Store API. The "umestored_main.h" header file defines the APIs to run a Persistent Store within a user process. The binary code is contained in the "umestore" library (static only on Unix: "libumestorelib.a", dynamic only on Windows: "umestore.dll"). See Callable Store for general information on running a Persistent store within your application process. See Persistence for general information on the Persistent Store. See UM C API for general information on the C API. See Fundamental Concepts for an introduction to Ultra Messaging.
UMEStoreExpDLL int umestored_main | ( | int | argc, |
char ** | argv | ||
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Start the UM persistant store as a set of threads within the calling process.
There are many restrictions for using this function; see Callable Store and umestored_example.c.
argc | set to number of valid argv[] elements. |
argv | pointer to array of string pointers representing the command-line parameters to the store. Set argv[0] to the program name, and argv[1] .. argv[argc-1] to the command-line parameters. |
UMEStoreExpDLL void umestored_main_shutdown | ( | ) |
Stop the UM persistant store which is running as a set of threads within the calling process.
There are many restrictions for using this function; see Callable Store and umestored_example.c.