dbp::thread_int Class Reference

Thread interface. More...

#include <thread.h>

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Public Types
typedef delegate1< thread_int &, void >	execute_handler
	Entry point execute handler.
Public Member Functions
virtual	~thread_int ()
	Destructor.
virtual void	start ()=0
	Start the thread execution.
virtual void	stop ()=0
	Stop the thread execution.
virtual void	pause ()=0
	Pause the thread execution.
virtual void	resume ()=0
	Resume of the thread execution.
virtual void	on_execute (execute_handler handler)=0
	Register the entry point execute handler.
virtual void	wait_for ()=0
	Wait the thread for execution complete.

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Detailed Description

Thread interface.

This is an interface to the thread class. Any concrete thread class should subclass from this and implement pure virtual methods.

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void dbp::thread_int::on_execute

(

execute_handler

handler

)

[pure virtual]

Register the entry point execute handler.

You need to register your own thread execution handler. When the thread starts, your execution handler will be used as entry point of the thread, so this is a place to put your code to make the thread to do something useful.

See the 'examples/threads' directory for the sample code.

Parameters:

handler

an execute handler delegate.

Implemented in dbp::thread.

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

• thread.h