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OTScheduleDeferredTask
Schedules a task for execution at deferred task time.C INTERFACE
Boolean OTScheduleDeferredTask(long dtCookie)C++ INTERFACE
None. C++ applications use the C interface to this function.PARAMETERS
dtCookie- A reference that identifies the task to be scheduled. This reference is returned by the
OTCreateDeferredTaskfunction used to create the task.- function result
- The result is
trueif the deferred task is scheduled successfully. If the result isfalseand thedtCookieparameter has a valid value (other than 0), then the task is already scheduled to run. IfdtCookieis invalid (a value of 0), the function returnsfalseand does nothing.DISCUSSION
TheOTScheduleDeferredTaskfunction schedules the task (specified by thedtCookieparameter) for execution at the next deferred task time.You can call the
OTScheduleDeferredTaskfunction at any time. If you have not yet destroyed a task, you can use this function to reschedule the same task more than once.If you make multiple calls to the
OTScheduleDeferredTaskfunction before the task is executed, additional tasks are not scheduled; only one instance of each unique task is scheduled at a time.
- WARNING
- Open Transport does not keep track of outstanding deferred task requests. It is the caller's responsibility to ensure that all outstanding deferred task requests have either executed or have been cancelled. If this is not done, and the calling process terminates before the deferred task executes, the processor will crash when it attempts to execute the task.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
You can call this Open Transport function at interrupt time, but you must precede it by calling theOTEnterInterruptfunction, and you must follow it by calling theOTLeaveInterruptfunction.SEE ALSO
TheOTScheduleInterruptTaskfunction.The
OTCreateDeferredTaskfunction.The
OTDestroyDeferredTaskfunction.The
OTEnterInterruptfunction.The
OTLeaveInterruptfunction.
 
  
  
  