Sanchayan Maity
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Currently we only allow users to get and set number of queues. The operation is always non blocking. There is no provision for non blocking operation at the moment. The queue sizes are set to MAX 256 by default. If a user changes the attributes and sets the queue size or number of messages in a queue to less than 256, it is the responsibility of the user to close any queues which were opened with a descriptor greater than the value currently set. For example, by default queue sizes are 256. If 150 queues are opened and then the user sets the number of queues to 32, all open descriptors and queues from 32 to 150 must be closed. Note that descriptor number allocation starts with zero and not one. |
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