NAME

       ibrda - read data bytes asynchronously (board or device)

SYNOPSIS

       #include <gpib/ib.h>

       int ibrda(int ud, void *buffer, long num_bytes);

DESCRIPTION

       ibrda() is similar to ibrd() except it operates asynchronously. ibrda() does not wait for the reception
       of the data bytes to complete, but rather returns immediately.

       While an asynchronous operation is in progress, most library functions will fail with an EOIP error. In
       order to successfully complete an asynchronous operation and resynchronize its results with the current
       thread, you must call ibwait() with CMPL set in the wait mask, until the CMPL bit is set ibsta.
       Asynchronous operations may also be completed by a call to ibstop() or ibonl() call. Note, ibwait() will
       only complete the asynchronous operation if you explicitly set the CMPL bit in the wait mask parameter of
       ibwait().

       After the asynchronous I/O has completed and the results resynchronized with the current thread, the
       Linux-GPIB extensions AsyncIbsta, AsyncIberr, AsyncIbcnt, AsyncIbcntl may be useful to more cleanly
       separate the results of the asynchronous I/O from the results of the ibwait or similar call used to
       resynchronize.

RETURN VALUE

       The value of ibsta is returned.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright © 2003-2006, 2008 Frank Mori Hess

linux-gpib 4.3.7                                   11/28/2025                                           IBRDA(3)