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[Python] Remove obsolete callback handling #33665
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PR #33665: Size comparison from 20b1457 to 07a9a8c Full report (6 builds for nrfconnect, qpg, stm32)
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The Call() function currently still has some callback handling code the completeEvent and callbackRes variables. These are only used when callbacks are in play, like pychip_DeviceController_Commission or pychip_DeviceController_OpenCommissioningWindow. When calling these functions CallAsyncWithCompleteCallback() needs to be used (and is beeing used in all cases). In practice, on single threaded applications this is not a problem. However, when calling the SDK from multiple threads, then another Call() Might accidentally release a call to CallAsyncWithCompleteCallback() early.
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PR #33665: Size comparison from 20b1457 to d99cf8e Full report (77 builds for bl602, bl702, bl702l, cc13x4_26x4, cyw30739, efr32, esp32, linux, mbed, nrfconnect, psoc6, qpg, stm32, telink)
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The Call() function currently still has some callback handling code the completeEvent and callbackRes variables. These are only used when callbacks are in play, like pychip_DeviceController_Commission or pychip_DeviceController_OpenCommissioningWindow. When calling these functions CallAsyncWithCompleteCallback() needs to be used (and is beeing used in all cases).
In practice, on single threaded applications this is not a problem. However, when calling the SDK from multiple threads, then another Call() Might accidentally release a call to CallAsyncWithCompleteCallback() early.