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LUC API Reference [H]

The XMT-PE contains two user-level libraries for LUC, libluc.a, that use a C++

interface. One version of libluc.a is built for Linux applications and one is built

for MTK applications. Both versions present the same interface to LUC applications.

For LUC applications, you use the <luc/luc_exported.h> header file.

H.1 LucEndpoint Class

The LucEndpoint class defines a LucEndpoint object.

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Examples 10
Contents 11
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Introduction [1] 13
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2.1 Setting Up a Secure Shell 15
2.1.2 Additional Information 16
2.2 Using Modules 17
2.2.3 Module Commands 18
Developing an Application [3] 19
3.2.1 Generic Functions 20
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3.2.2 Intrinsic Functions 24
3.3.2 Avoiding Deadlock 25
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3.7 File I/O 36
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5.5 LUC Client/Server Example 60
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a file at which to 68
a file from which to 68
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Whole-program Compilation 78
Separate-module Compilation 78
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7.2 Invoking the Compiler 80
7.3 Setting the Compiler Mode 80
7.3.1 Whole-program Mode 81
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7.3.3 Mixed Mode 83
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7.7 Creating New Libraries 87
7.8 Compiler Messages 88
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Running an Application [8] 91
8.3 Improving Performance 93
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Optional Optimizations [9] 95
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Error Messages [A] 101
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User Runtime Functions [B] 103
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C.3 Semantic Assertions 125
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Condition Codes [D] 133
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Data Types [E] 137
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Keywords [F] 139
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MTA_PARAMS [G] 143
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LUC API Reference [H] 147
H.3 LUC Methods 149
H.3.2 stopService Method 150
H.3.3 getMyEndpointID Method 150
H.3.4 remoteCall Method 151
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H.3.5 remoteCallSync Method 153
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H.3.7 setConfigValue Method 155
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H.3.8 getConfigValue Method 158
H.4 LUC Type Definitions 159
H.5 LUC Callback Functions 160
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H.6 LUC Return Codes 162
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