> I do several ca_get in one go like this:
>
> ca_get(..., chid1, ...)
> ca_get(..., chid2, ...)
> ca_get(..., chid3, ...)
> ca_pend_io(timeout_sec)
>
> If ca_pend_io returns ECA_TIMEOUT, how do I find out which get failed?
Unfortunately, you cant. You can only know if they _all_ succeeded, or
not. Use get callback if your needs are more ambitious.
Jeff
On Mon, October 15, 2007 10:29 am, Dirk Zimoch wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I do several ca_get in one go like this:
>
> ca_get(..., chid1, ...)
> ca_get(..., chid2, ...)
> ca_get(..., chid3, ...)
> ca_pend_io(timeout_sec)
>
> If ca_pend_io returns ECA_TIMEOUT, how do I find out which get failed?
>
> Dirk
>
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>
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