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NAME

       gearman_client_do - Single Task Interface

SYNOPSIS

       #include <libgearman/gearman.h>

          void   *gearman_client_do(gearman_client_st   *client,   const  char
       *function_name,  const char  *unique,  const  void  *workload,   size_t
       workload_size, size_t *result_size,  gearman_return_t *ret_ptr);

DESCRIPTION

       Run a single task and return an allocated result.  *

PARAMETERS

              [in]    client    Structure    previously    initialized    with
              gearman_client_create() or gearman_client_clone().

              [in] function_name The name of the function to run.

              [in] unique Optional unique job identifier, or NULL  for  a  new
              UUID.

              [in]  workload  The  workload to pass to the function when it is
              run.

              [in] workload_size Size of the workload.

              [out] result_size The size of the data being returned.

              [out] ret_ptr Standard gearman return  value.  In  the  case  of
              GEARMAN_WORK_DATA, GEARMAN_WORK_WARNING, or GEARMAN_WORK_STATUS,
              the caller should take any actions to handle the event and  then
              call this function again. This may happen multiple times until a
              GEARMAN_WORK_ERROR, GEARMAN_WORK_FAIL, or GEARMAN_SUCCESS  (work
              complete)     is     returned.    For    GEARMAN_WORK_DATA    or
              GEARMAN_WORK_WARNING,  the  result_size  will  be  set  to   the
              intermediate  data  chunk  being  returned and an allocated data
              buffer will be returned. For GEARMAN_WORK_STATUS, the caller can
              use  gearman_client_do_status() to get the current tasks status.

RETURN VALUE

       The result allocated by the library, this needs to be  freed  when  the
       caller is done using it.

SEE ALSO

       The Gearman homepage: http://www.gearman.org/

BUGS

       Bugs should be reported at https://bugs.launchpad.net/gearmand

COPYING

       Copyright (C) 2008 Brian Aker, Eric Day. All rights reserved.

       Use  and  distribution  licensed under the BSD license. See the COPYING
       file in the original source for full text.