Hi Jack,
Eric answered Q1, I'll tackle Q2:
On 2013-01-10 Jack Smith wrote:
> 2. Why do we need initOnce( ) in scanInit( )?
The IOC initialization code calls scanInit() at the appropriate time during
iocInit(), the purpose of which is to initialize the dbScan subsystem, i.e.
create data the structures it needs and start its threads. The three local
routines initOnce(), initPeriodic() and initEvent() that scanInit() calls
initialize the three different kinds of scan operation supported by the dbScan
subsystem: The initOnce() routine configures and starts the "scanOnce" thread,
initPeriodic() counts and configures (but doesn't actually start) the periodic
scan threads, and initEvent() configures the "scanEvent" data structures.
HTH,
- Andrew
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