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65  * IODispatchQueue provides a queue for ordered execution of blocks.
69  * By default the queue is serial and will execute one block at a time.
76      * @brief       Creates a new dispatch queue object.
77 …* @discussion  Creates a new dispatch queue object. All queues are currently serial, executing one…
80                     kIODispatchQueueReentrant Creates a queue that allows release with the Sleep
81                     method, so that other threads and callers may acquire the queue.
90 		IODispatchQueue        ** queue) LOCAL;
99      * @brief       Determines if the current thread is running on the queue.
100 …iscussion  Determines if the current thread is running on the queue, including if the queue invoke…
101 …*              second queue (ie. OnQueue can return true for more than one queue in a given contex…
102      * @return      bool true if current thread is running on this queue.
108      * @brief       Return the name the queue was created with.
109      * @discussion  Returns a pointer to the queues name. Only valid while the queue is retained.
116      * @brief       Stop the queue from executing futher work.
117 …* @discussion  Stops the queue from dequeuing work, and on completion of any block currently being…
119      * @param       handler Block that will executed when the queue has completed any inflight work 
127      * @brief       Schedule a block to be executed on the queue asynchronously.
128 …* @discussion  Schedules work to be done on the queue without waiting for it to complete. The queu…
130      * @param       block Block that will executed on the queue, not in the context of the caller.
143      * @discussion  Schedules work to be done on the queue without waiting for it to complete, and
144 …  *              concurrently with other blocks executed with DispatchConcurrent. The queue will be
145      *              retained until the block completes. May only be used with a queue created with
147      * @param       block Block that will executed on the queue, not in the context of the caller.
159      * @brief       Execute a block on the queue synchronously.
160      * @discussion  Execute a block on the queue synchronously.
161      * @param       block Block that will executed on the queue.
186      * @brief       Put a thread that is currently running the queue to sleep, releasing the queue.
187      * @discussion  Put a thread to sleep waiting for an event but release the queue first.
188 …   *              In all cases (signal, timeout or error), the caller resumes running on the queue.
189 	 *              The caller must be currently running on the queue to call Sleep().
200      * @brief       Put a thread that is currently running the queue to sleep, releasing the queue.
201      * @discussion  Put a thread to sleep waiting for an event but release the queue first.
202 …   *              In all cases (signal, timeout or error), the caller resumes running on the queue.
203 	 *              The caller must be currently running on the queue to call Sleep().
219      * @discussion  Signals a thread that gave up the queue with Sleep() to continue running.
220 	 *              The caller must be currently running on the queue.
229      * @discussion  Signals a thread that gave up the queue with Sleep() to continue running.
230 	 *              The caller must be currently running on the queue.