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43 lines
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//========= Copyright Valve Corporation, All rights reserved. ============// |
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// Purpose: |
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// $NoKeywords: $ |
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//=============================================================================// |
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#ifndef SERVICE_HELPERS_H |
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#define SERVICE_HELPERS_H |
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#ifdef _WIN32 |
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#pragma once |
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#endif |
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// Call this if you want to use the ExitEarly() and ShouldExit() helpers. |
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void ServiceHelpers_Init(); |
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// Start this app in the service control manager. |
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// |
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// The service will run in a thread. If the service starts successfully, then |
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// it will call pFn and pass in pParam. Inside there, you should loop until |
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// ShouldServiceExit() returns true. |
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bool ServiceHelpers_StartService( const char *pServiceName, void (*pFn)( void *pParam ), void *pParam ); |
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// Call this to exit the service early. This will make ShouldServiceExit() return true, |
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// and your main thread function should pick it up and exit. |
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// |
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// NOTE: this can be used even if the service isn't running as long as you call ServiceHelpers_Init(). |
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void ServiceHelpers_ExitEarly(); |
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// Your thread loop should call this each time around. If this function returns true, |
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// then your thread function should return, causing the service to exit. |
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// |
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// NOTE: this can be used even if the service isn't running as long as you call ServiceHelpers_Init(). |
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bool ServiceHelpers_ShouldExit(); |
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// This function wants a better home. |
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char* GetLastErrorString(); |
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#endif // SERVICE_HELPERS_H
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