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#ifndef _TMPI_EVENT_H_
#define _TMPI_EVENT_H_

#include "wait.h"

/*! \file

  \brief Event notification wait and signaling functions.

   The event structure offers lightweight signaling and scheduler-yielding   
   (but still spinning) waiting for waits of intermediate durations (i.e.
   longer than appropriate for a spin lock but shorter than mutex_cond_wait(). 
   These functions only take care of the waiting and signaling; the user is 
   responsible for the handling of the actual event structures and condition 
   variables.
*/

/*! \brief Event notification structure.

   Structure for notifying one thread that something has happened, allowing
   that thread to wait, and possibly give up its timeslice. This structure 
   only takes care of the notification itself, and will not handle data 
   about incoming events - that is left up to the user.  
   
   This structure allows notification of a single thread by any number of 
   threads*/
typedef struct tMPI_Event_t tMPI_Event;
struct tMPI_Event_t
{
    tMPI_Atomic_t sync; /* the event sync counter */
    int last_sync; /* the last sync event looked at */
    TMPI_YIELD_WAIT_DATA   /* data associated with yielding */
};



/*! \brief Initialize the event object.
    
    \param ev The event structure to be intialized. */
void tMPI_Event_init(tMPI_Event *ev);

/*! \brief Deallocate the internals of the contents of event object.

    \param ev The event structure to be destroyed. */
void tMPI_Event_destroy(tMPI_Event *ev);

/*! \brief Wait for an event to occur. 

   Sets the number of events that had occurred during the wait in N. 
   \param ev The event structure to wait on.
   \ret      The number of events that have occurred at function 
             return time. */
int tMPI_Event_wait(tMPI_Event *ev);

#ifdef DOXYGEN
/*! \brief Signal an event, possibly waking an tMPI_Event_wait().

    \param ev  The event to signal. */
void tMPI_Event_signal(tMPI_Event *ev); 
#else
#define tMPI_Event_signal(ev) \
{ \
    tMPI_Atomic_memory_barrier_rel(); \
    tMPI_Atomic_add_return( &((ev)->sync), 1); \
}
#endif

#ifdef DOXYGEN
/*! \brief Signal processing of an event. 
  
  Each event that is handled by the receiver, must be processed through 
  tMPI_Event_process(). Unprocessed events will make tMPI_Event_wait() return
  immediately. 
  
  \param ev  The event object.
  \param N   The number of processed events. */
void tMPI_Event_process(tMPI_Event *ev, int N);
#else
#define tMPI_Event_process(ev, N) \
{ \
    (ev)->last_sync += N; \
}
#endif

#endif

