mn::system::ISystemLockObject Class Reference

#include <mn_system_lock.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for mn::system::ISystemLockObject:

Collaboration diagram for mn::system::ISystemLockObject:

Public Member Functions
virtual int	time_lock (const struct timespec *timeout)
virtual bool	is_initialized ()
Public Member Functions inherited from mn::ILockObject
	ILockObject ()
virtual int	lock (unsigned int timeout=0)=0
virtual int	unlock ()=0
virtual bool	try_lock ()
virtual bool	is_initialized () const =0
virtual bool	is_locked () const =0
	Is locked? More...

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from mn::ILockObject
using	this_type = ILockObject

Detailed Description

Interface for all system lock types in this library This is an abstract mixed base class. To use this, you need to subclass it. All of your SystemLockObject should be derived from the ISystemLockObject class. Then implement the virtual lock, unlock functions, from the base class ILockObject, the function virtual time_lock, implemented this class

Member Function Documentation

is_initialized()

virtual bool mn::system::ISystemLockObject::is_initialized ( )

inlinevirtual

Is the SystemLockObject (initialized) ?

Returns

Always true

time_lock()

virtual int mn::system::ISystemLockObject::time_lock ( const struct timespec *  timeout )

inlinevirtual

call lock()

See also

lock()

Implements mn::ILockObject.

Reimplemented in mn::system::basic_critical_section_timedout.

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

• mn_system_lock.hpp