P99_ACCOUNT p99_cm p99_cm_destroy P99_CM_EXCLUDE p99_cm_init P99_CM_INITIALIZER p99_cm_lock p99_cm_trylock p99_cm_unlock p99_cm_wait p99_count_destroy p99_count_init p99_count_init P99_COUNT_INITIALIZER p99_count_value p99_count_wait p99_event p99_event_destroy p99_event_init p99_event_next p99_event_signal p99_futex_add p99_futex_destroy p99_futex_exchange p99_futex_init p99_futex_load p99_futex_wait p99_futex_wakeup p99_iterator p99_iterator_destroy p99_iterator_init p99_iterator_next p99_iterator_signal p99_notifier_block p99_notifier_destroy p99_notifier_init P99_NOTIFIER_INITIALIZER p99_notifier_load P99_RDLOCK p99_rwl_destroy p99_rwl_haswaiters p99_rwl_init P99_RWL_INITIALIZER p99_rwl_islocked p99_rwl_rdlock p99_rwl_unlock p99_rwl_wrlock P99_WRLOCK

p99_count_init() p99_count* p99_count_init ( p99_count *  p00_c, unsigned  p00_v  ) inline Initialize an p99_count object. Remarks p99_count_init is actually implemented as a macro that helps to provide default arguments to the real function. See also P99_CALL_DEFARG P99_DECLARE_DEFARG Definition at line 57 of file p99_count.h. References p99_futex::p99_futex_init(). Here is the call graph for this function: