async::Irq

Summary

Constructors and Destructors
`Irq(zx_handle_t object, zx_signals_t trigger, Handler handler)`
`Irq(zx_handle_t object, zx_signals_t trigger, uint32_t options, Handler handler)`
`~Irq()`

Public types
`Handler`	using `fit::function< void(async_dispatcher_t dispatcher, async::Irq irq, zx_status_t status, const zx_packet_interrupt_t *interrupt)>`

Public functions
`has_handler() const`	`bool`
`set_handler(Handler handler)`	`void`

fit::function< void(async_dispatcher_t *dispatcher, async::Irq *irq, zx_status_t status, const zx_packet_interrupt_t *interrupt)> Handler

 Irq(
  zx_handle_t object,
  zx_signals_t trigger,
  Handler handler
)

 Irq(
  zx_handle_t object,
  zx_signals_t trigger,
  uint32_t options,
  Handler handler
)

bool has_handler() const

void set_handler(
  Handler handler
)

 ~Irq()

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Last updated 2023-12-14 UTC.