18.2.33. PMIx_Deregister_event_handler
PMIx_Deregister_event_handler — Deregister a previously registered
event handler.
18.2.33.1. SYNOPSIS
#include <pmix.h>
pmix_status_t PMIx_Deregister_event_handler(size_t evhdlr_ref,
pmix_op_cbfunc_t cbfunc,
void *cbdata);
18.2.33.1.1. Python Syntax
from pmix import *
foo = PMIxClient()
# ... after a successful foo.init() and register_event_handler() ...
# refid is the reference identifier returned by registration
rc = foo.deregister_event_handler(refid)
18.2.33.2. INPUT PARAMETERS
evhdlr_ref: The reference identifier (asize_t) that was returned by the corresponding call to PMIx_Register_event_handler(3) when the handler was registered.cbfunc: Callback function of type pmix_op_cbfunc_t to be invoked when the deregistration completes. ANULLvalue makes the call blocking (see DESCRIPTION).cbdata: Opaque pointer that is passed, unmodified, tocbfunc.
18.2.33.3. DESCRIPTION
Remove a previously registered event handler, identified by the reference identifier assigned to it at registration time.
If cbfunc is NULL the call is blocking: it does not return until the
deregistration is complete, and the result of the operation is returned in the
status code. If cbfunc is non-NULL the call is non-blocking: it
returns immediately, and the provided cbfunc is invoked with the final
status once the operation completes.
No event corresponding to the referenced registration is delivered once the
deregistration operation has completed — that is, following return from
the API with PMIX_OPERATION_SUCCEEDED or execution of cbfunc.
18.2.33.4. RETURN VALUE
For the blocking form, the return value carries the result of the operation.
For the non-blocking form, a return of PMIX_SUCCESS indicates only that the
request was accepted for processing and the final status will be delivered to
cbfunc.
PMIX_SUCCESS— the handler was successfully deregistered.PMIX_OPERATION_SUCCEEDED— (non-blocking form) the request was satisfied immediately andcbfuncwill not be called.PMIX_ERR_BAD_PARAM— the providedevhdlr_refwas not recognized.PMIX_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED— the PMIx implementation does not support event notification.PMIX_ERR_NOT_AVAILABLE— the operation cannot be serviced because the library’s progress engine has been stopped.PMIX_ERR_INIT— the PMIx library has not been initialized.
Any other negative value indicates an appropriate error condition. PMIx error
constants are defined in pmix_common.h.