With the Swig generated perl wrappers calling
$event->call_handler($self); for an event from a discrete sensor returns
EINVAL
Call sequence:
ipmi_event_call_handler calls ipmi_mc_pointer_cb (event.c:474)
ipmi_mc_pointer_cb calls ipmi_domain_pointer_cb (mc.c:2523)
ipmi_domain_pointer_cb calls the ipmi_domain_ptr_cb handler
(domain.c:3667)
handler() (domain.c:3678) <-- this calls back in to ipmi_mc_pointer_cb
(mc.c:2523) and ipmi_domain_pointer_cb now returns EINVAL
This can be demonstrated by adding $event->call_handler($self); at line
90 of swig/perl/sample and then printing the result when running the
sample program.
Jesse
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