SubsystemResetTriggers Method

This method resets the specified triggers so that they do not happen for certain kinds of events. Each element of array triggers specifies the triggers to reset for the kind of event specified by the enumerator in enumeration Monitor.MF_EVENT_KIND that corresponds to the index in the array. Array triggers must contain exacly MF_EVENT_KIND.MF_EVENT_KIND_MAX elements, otherwise an exception of type RTX64Excpetion is thrown. The triggers that are reset correspond to the bits that are set in each element of this array. If the Subsystem is not started, this method throws an exception of type RTX64Exception containing an explanatory error message. This method can be called when monitoring is stopped or started. It takes effect immediately. If any of the specified triggers are already reset, they remain reset. Triggers do not persist after the RTX64 Subsystem stops. If persistence is desired, it is the client's responsibility to save trigger state before the Subsystem stops and to restore it when the Subsystem starts. This method is thread-safe and executes atomically across all processes with respect to all other trigger-related methods.

This method resets the specified triggers so that they do not happen for the specified kind of event (eventKind). Parameter triggers contains one or more of the flag enumerators from enumeration TriggerKinds specifying the triggers to be reset for this kind of event. If the Subsystem is not started, this method throws an exception of type RTX64Exception containing an explanatory error message. This method can be called when monitoring is stopped or started. It takes effect immediately. If any of the specified triggers are already reset, they remain reset. Triggers do not persist after the RTX64 Subsystem stops. If persistence is desired, it is the client's responsibility to save trigger state before the Subsystem stops and to restore it when the Subsystem starts. This method is thread-safe and executes atomically across all processes with respect to all other trigger-related methods.