#include <sidekickthread.h>

Inheritance diagram for scopira::core::sidekick_runner:

Public Member Functions
	sidekick_runner (void)
	ctor

virtual void	run (void)
	the run implementation

virtual void	notify_stop (void)
	called by sidekick_thread's dtor

Public Member Functions inherited from scopira::tool::object
virtual	~object ()

int	add_ref (void) const

bool	sub_ref (void) const

void	auto_ref (void) const

int	current_ref (void) const

virtual scopira::tool::oflow_i &	print (scopira::tool::oflow_i &o) const

virtual bool	load (scopira::tool::iobjflow_i &in)

virtual void	save (scopira::tool::oobjflow_i &out) const

bool	is_alive_object (void) const

bool	is_dead_object (void) const

Protected Member Functions
virtual void	enqueue_sidekick (sidekick_i *t)
	actuall driver

virtual bool	is_sidekick_running (void)
	additional driver method

Protected Member Functions inherited from scopira::core::sidekick_queue_i
	sidekick_queue_i (void)
	ctor (sets up instance)

virtual	~sidekick_queue_i ()
	ctor (sets up instance)

sidekick_reactor_i *&	get_reactor (sidekick_i &sk)
	helper to get around friend functionenss

Protected Member Functions inherited from scopira::tool::object
	object (void)

	object (bool neverusecounter)

Additional Inherited Members
Static Protected Attributes inherited from scopira::core::sidekick_queue_i
static sidekick_queue_i *	dm_instance
	static instance variable

Detailed Description

This is a runner-sigleton that can process events queued by equeue_sidekick, often in lue of sidekick_lab_loop. You can run this with your threads directly, or just use the simple sidekick_thread which is simply a thread+this object.

Author: Aleksander Demko

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

sidekickthread.h

Public Member Functions

Protected Member Functions

Additional Inherited Members

Detailed Description