GRPC_INITIALIZE
- Initializes Ninf-G.
INTEGER FUNCTION GRPC_INITIALIZE(CONFIG_FILE)
CHARACTER(*) CONFIG_FILE
The GRPC_INITIALIZE() function initializes Ninf-G. The configuration file specified by CONFIG_FILE is read and the values are saved in global variables within Ninf-G.
If an empty string is specified in CONFIG_FILE, the configuration file specified by the NG_CONFIG_FILE environment variable is used as the configuration file.
If the NG_CONFIG_FILE environment variable is also undefined or an empty string, then $HOME/.ngconf is used as the configuration file.
In its implementation, Ninf-G Client uses SIGINT, SIGTERM and SIGHUP. When a Ninf-G Client catches one of them, it cancels all outstanding sessions, destructs all function/object handles, then exits.
GRPC_INITIALIZE() overwrites signal handlers of signals used by Ninf-G Client and GRPC_FINALIZE() restores them.
Ninf-G Client may not work correctly if signal() or sigaction() system call is called between grpc_initialize() and grpc_finalize(). Instead, GRPC_SIGNAL_HANDLER_SET_NP() should be used for registering signal handlers.
Ninf-G Client compiled with pthread flavor may not work correctly if a thread is created prior to grpc_initialize() or some signals are removed from signal mask in each thread.
This function is MT-unsafe.
If successful, GRPC_NO_ERROR is returned. In the case of an error, Error code is returned.
GRPC_CONFIGFILE_NOT_FOUND
GRPC_CONFIGFILE_ERROR
GRPC_ALREADY_INITIALIZED
GRPC_OTHER_ERROR_CODE