Library Initialization

Before using any RAPP library function or data (with the notable exception of rapp_error()), the library must be initialized. More...

Functions

void rapp_initialize (void)
 Initialize the RAPP library.
void rapp_terminate (void)
 Terminate the RAPP library.

Detailed Description

Before using any RAPP library function or data (with the notable exception of rapp_error()), the library must be initialized.

This is done by calling the rapp_initialize() function once, typically from the main thread when the application starts. When finished using the library, the function rapp_terminate() should be called once. This is normally done from the main thread before the application terminates.

Note that even though the operations in the RAPP library are thread-safe, the rapp_initialize() / rapp_terminate() functions themselves are not.

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Function Documentation

void rapp_initialize ( void   ) 

Initialize the RAPP library.

This function must be called at least once for each process before using any RAPP library function. This function is not thread-safe.

void rapp_terminate ( void   ) 

Terminate the RAPP library.

This function must be called at least once for each process after using the RAPP library. This function is not thread-safe.


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