Functions in bps.h

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• bps.h

  Functions for the BlackBerry Platform Services library.

• Constants in bps.h

  Constants and definitions for BlackBerry Platform Services.

• Data types in bps.h

  Data structures, typedefs, and enumerations that are available for BlackBerry Platform Services.

• bps_add_fd()

  Add a file descriptor to the currently active channel.

• bps_add_sigevent_handler()

  Add a sigevent handler to the active channel.

• bps_channel_create()

  Create an event channel tied to the caller's current thread.

• bps_channel_destroy()

  Destroy the specified channel based on the channel ID.

• bps_channel_exec()

  Register a function for eventual execution.

• bps_channel_get_active()

  Retrieve the thread's active channel ID.

• bps_channel_push_event()

  Post an event to the selected channel.

• bps_channel_set_active()

  Set the thread's active channel.

• bps_free()

  Free the memory allocated by platform services.

• bps_get_domain_data()

  Retrieve domain-specific data from the active channel.

• bps_get_event()

  Retrieve the next event from the application's active channel.

• bps_get_version()

  Retrieve the version of BPS.

• bps_initialize()

  Initialize the BPS library for use with the caller's current thread.

• bps_push_event()

  Post an event to the active channel.

• bps_register_domain()

  Reserve a unique domain ID for identifying a service's events.

• bps_register_shutdown_handler()

  Register a callback that will be invoked when the last shutdown function is called.

• bps_register_channel_destroy_handler()

  Register a callback that will be invoked when the active channel is being destroyed.

• bps_remove_fd()

  Remove a file descriptor from the active channel.

• bps_remove_sigevent_handler()

  Remove the sigevent handler from the active channel.

• bps_set_domain_data()

  Set domain specific data for the active channel.

• bps_set_verbosity()

  Set the verbosity of logging for platform services.

• bps_shutdown()

  Free the platform service resources for the current thread specified by the caller.