_lwp_cond_broadcast(2)                        _lwp_cond_broadcast(2)


       NAME
             _lwp_cond_broadcast - broadcast a wake up to all LWPs waiting
             on a condition variable

       SYNOPSIS
             #include <synch.h>
             int _lwp_cond_broadcast(lwp_cond_t *cond);

          Parameters
             cond  pointer to condition variable to be broadcast

       DESCRIPTION
             _lwp_cond_broadcast wakes up all the lightweight processes
             (LWPs) waiting on the condition cond.  If more than one LWP is
             waiting, the order of release from the blocked group is
             scheduling policy-dependent.

             _lwp_cond_broadcast has no effect if there are no LWPs waiting
             on the indicated condition.

          cond Parameter
             The condition variable denoted by cond must previously have
             been statically initialized (zero-filled).

          Return Values
             _lwp_cond_broadcast returns zero for success and an error
             number for failure, as described below.

          Errors
             If any of the following conditions is detected,
             _lwp_cond_broadcast returns the corresponding value:

             EINVAL   The condition variable pointed to by cond is invalid.

             EFAULT   The cond parameter points to an illegal address.
                      (This error may not be detected; a SIGSEGV signal may
                      be posted to the faulting LWP if an illegal address
                      is used.)

       USAGE
             See the description of how to use condition variables under
             USAGE on cond_init(3synch).

       REFERENCES
             _lwp_cond_signal(2), _lwp_cond_timedwait(2),
             _lwp_cond_wait(2), cond_broadcast(3synch),


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      _lwp_cond_broadcast(2)                        _lwp_cond_broadcast(2)


            cond_destroy(3synch), cond_init(3synch), cond_signal(3synch),
            cond_timedwait(3synch), cond_wait(3synch)

      NOTICES
            Lightweight processes (LWPs) are internal interfaces and are
            subject to change.  Their use should be avoided.










































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