Hooks

Kore supports several hooking functions allowing your application to do things at certain times in the Kore startup / shutdown procedure.

• kore_parent_configure
• kore_parent_daemonized
• kore_parent_teardown
• kore_worker_configure
• kore_worker_teardown
• kore_python_preinit

kore_parent_configure

Synopsis

void kore_parent_configure(int argc, char *argv[])

Description

Called immediately after Kore is done parsing the command line arguments and before any configuration is read.

This is called only once.

Returns

Nothing

kore_parent_daemonized

Synopsis

void kore_parent_daemonized(void)

Description

Called after the parent process has daemonized itself.

This is called only once.

Returns

Nothing

kore_parent_teardown

Synopsis

void kore_parent_teardown(void)

Description

Called right before the parent process will exit.

This is called only once.

Returns

Nothing

kore_worker_configure

Synopsis

void kore_worker_configure(void)

Description

Called by a worker process immediately after it is done initializing itself.

(This is called per worker).

Returns

Nothing

kore_worker_teardown

Synopsis

void kore_worker_teardown(void)

Description

Called by a worker process right before it exits.

(This is called per worker).

Returns

Nothing

kore_python_preinit

Synopsis

void kore_python_preinit(void)

Description

If Python support is enabled Kore will call this hook right before it calls Py_Initialize().

This allows your application to register its own built-in modules that can be used by your Python code.

Returns

Nothing