MNSem Class Reference

#include <MNSem.h>

Inheritance diagram for MNSem:

[legend]List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	MNSem ()
	~MNSem ()
void	signal ()
void	broadcast ()
void	wait (MNMutex &m)
int	timedwait (MNMutex &m, const struct timespec *abstime)
Protected Member Functions
bool	do_attr_init ()
bool	do_init ()
bool	do_destroy ()
bool	do_attr_destroy ()
bool	do_signal ()
bool	do_broadcast ()
bool	do_wait (MNMutex &m)
bool	do_timedwait (MNMutex &m, const struct timespec *to)
Protected Attributes
mnthread_condattr_t	_attr
mnthread_cond_t	_ctr

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MNSem::MNSem (   )

MNSem::~MNSem (   )

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Member Function Documentation

void MNSem::broadcast (   )

Unblocks a condition variable. If no thread is waiting for the condition variable, nothing happens. Otherwise all waiting threads are unblocked and compete for the given mutex(es). Reimplemented in MNSemDebug.

bool MNSem::do_attr_destroy (   )  [inline, protected]

bool MNSem::do_attr_init (   )  [inline, protected]

bool MNSem::do_broadcast (   )  [inline, protected]

bool MNSem::do_destroy (   )  [inline, protected]

bool MNSem::do_init (   )  [inline, protected]

bool MNSem::do_signal (   )  [inline, protected]

bool MNSem::do_timedwait (  MNMutex &  m, const struct timespec *  to )  [inline, protected]

bool MNSem::do_wait (  MNMutex &  m  )  [inline, protected]

void MNSem::signal (   )

Unblocks a condition variable. If no thread is waiting for the condition variable, nothing happens. Otherwise one (AIX: at least one) (Linux: exactly one) thread is unblocked. Reimplemented in MNSemDebug.

int MNSem::timedwait (  MNMutex &  m, const struct timespec *  abstime )

Unlock the given mutex and wait until the the condition variable is unblocked or until a timeout occurs. Than try to lock the mutex again. Parameters: m  A mutex that must be locked by the calling thread. abstime  A pointer to a nano-second granularity structure that provides a timeout Returns: The mnthread_cond_timedwait-functions error, directly passed through to the caller, to allow checking for the ETIMEDOUT error, which indicates an expired timer.

void MNSem::wait (  MNMutex &  m  )

Unlock the given mutex and wait until the the condition variable is unblocked. Than try to lock the mutex again. Parameters: m  A mutex that must be locked by the calling thread. Reimplemented in MNSemDebug.

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Member Data Documentation

mnthread_condattr_t MNSem::_attr [protected]

mnthread_cond_t MNSem::_ctr [protected]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• MNSem.h

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