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Wefts::OSMutexBase Class Reference
[OS Threading Level Abstraction.]

Implements an OS specific mutex This mutex class is not supposed to be reentrant, but it is supposed to have an trylock() feature at OS level. More...

#include <wefts_os_base.h>

Inheritance diagram for Wefts::OSMutexBase:

[legend]List of all members.

Public Methods
virtual void	lock ()=0
	Locks the mutex.
virtual bool	trylock ()=0
	Try to lock the mutex.
virtual void	unlock ()=0
	Unlocks the mutex.
Protected Methods
	OSMutexBase ()
	Initializes the internal data of the mutex.

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Detailed Description

Implements an OS specific mutex This mutex class is not supposed to be reentrant, but it is supposed to have an trylock() feature at OS level.

See also:

OS Threading Abstraction (and Independence) Layer

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Wefts::OSMutexBase::OSMutexBase (    )  [inline, protected]

Initializes the internal data of the mutex.

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void Wefts::OSMutexBase::lock (    )  [inline, pure virtual]

Locks the mutex. Implemented in Wefts::OSMutexPthread, and Wefts::OSMutexWindows.

virtual bool Wefts::OSMutexBase::trylock (    )  [inline, pure virtual]

Try to lock the mutex. Implemented in Wefts::OSMutexPthread, and Wefts::OSMutexWindows.

virtual void Wefts::OSMutexBase::unlock (    )  [inline, pure virtual]

Unlocks the mutex. Implemented in Wefts::OSMutexPthread, and Wefts::OSMutexWindows.

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

• wefts_os_base.h

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