tcsProcName
Section: C Library Functions (3)
Updated: 2012-04-23 10:08
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NAME
tcsProcName - Retrieve the name for the running process
SYNOPSIS
const char* tcsProcName();
DESCRIPTION
Retrieve the name for the running process, as returned by
ccsGetMyProcId(3)
This function can be safely called only after ccsInit() has
been executed.
A standard TCS application, handling command line arguments via
the tcsMAIN_HANDLER(4) class should call this function
only after having called the Init() method of tcsMAIN_HANDLER(4)
A proper error handling makes sure that these rules are applied
This is a convenience function calling the static method:
tcsBASE::ProcName()
RETURN VALUES
In case of error the function return NULL
CAUTIONS
This function can be safely called only after ccsInit() has
been executed.
A standard TCS application, handling command line arguments via
the tcsMAIN_HANDLER(4) class should call this function
only after having called the Init() method of tcsMAIN_HANDLER(4)
A proper error handling makes sure that these rules are applied
SEE ALSO
tcsBASE(4) tcsMAIN_HANDLER(4)
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