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Application should unregister the event by setting handle to zero | =Description= | ||
Application should unregister the event by setting handle to zero. If the session was closed before the event was unregistered, it will cause a handle leak in DSP process. | |||
DSP can hold up to 6 concurrent registrations. More than that will cause registration to fail. | |||
Interrupts with interupt=2 are related to [[DSP:WriteProcessPipe|pipes]]. The channel argument is the same as the pipe channel argument. The interrupt is signalled when data is available on the related pipe or when a related event occurs. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:44, 7 March 2016
Request
| Index Word | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Header code [0x00150082] |
| 1 | Interrupt |
| 2 | Channel |
| 3 | 0x0 |
| 4 | Event handle (0 = unregister the event that was previous registered) |
Response
| Index Word | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Header code [0x00150040] |
| 1 | Result code |
Description
Application should unregister the event by setting handle to zero. If the session was closed before the event was unregistered, it will cause a handle leak in DSP process.
DSP can hold up to 6 concurrent registrations. More than that will cause registration to fail.
Interrupts with interupt=2 are related to pipes. The channel argument is the same as the pipe channel argument. The interrupt is signalled when data is available on the related pipe or when a related event occurs.