Standards
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C or C++ |
Dependencies |
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Format
#include <sys/_Elmarm4.h>
arm_error_t arm_unblocked(
/* [in] */ arm_start_handle_t start_handle,
/* [in] */ arm_block_handle_t block_handle,
/* [in] */ arm_int32_t flags,
/* [in] */ arm_buffer4_t *buffer4,
);
General description
Use arm_unblocked()
to indicate that processing of a transaction is no longer blocked.
If
arm_unblocked() is not called, then arm_stop_transaction() considers
the transaction to be unblocked at the time it is stopped. This exists
for recovery purposes. Applications are expected to use arm_unblocked()
as part of normal processing.
- start_handle
- The handle returned by arm_startarm_start_transaction() for the
transaction.
- block_handle
- The handle returned by arm_blocked().
- flags
- Reserved for future use. The argument must be set to 0.
- buffer4
- A pointer to a buffer that identifies one or more sub-buffers
containing additional data. Currently no sub-buffers are defined for
this function so a null pointer should be passed. If a buffer is passed
eWLM ignores it.
Returned value
On success, arm_unblocked
returns ARM_RC_SUCCESS. On failure, the errno and return code are
set to indicate the error. See
Return code for
the list of all possible return codes.
- Error Code
- Description
- EFAULT
- A parameter of this service contained an address that was not
accessible to the caller.
- EINVAL
- A parameter of this service contained a value that was not valid.
- EMVSARMERROR
- An ARM error occurred. Refer to the return code for the specific
error.
- EPERM
- The caller does not have the appropriate privileges. The return
code is set to ARM_RC_AUTH_ERROR.
- EMVSSAF2ERR
- An error occurred in the security product.