dx::event< kernel > Class Reference

kernel triggerable user space event More...

#include <dx_sync.h>

Inheritance diagram for dx::event< kernel >:

Collaboration diagram for dx::event< kernel >:

Public Member Functions
virtual void	callback ()
	catch (...)
	catch (...)
	catch (...)
	catch (...)
	catch (const dx::exception &__dx_exception)
	catch (const dx::exception &__dx_exception)
	catch (const dx::exception &__dx_exception)
	catch (const dx::exception &__dx_exception)
	catch (const std::exception &__std_exception)
	catch (const std::exception &__std_exception)
	catch (const std::exception &__std_exception)
	catch (const std::exception &__std_exception)
	event (bool signalled=false)
	operator os_event () noexcept
event &	reset (uint64_t count=0) try
event &	signal (uint64_t count=1) try
uint64_t	signalled () const
event &	wait (bool reset=false) try
template<typename rep_t , typename period_t >
bool	wait (const std::chrono::duration< rep_t, period_t > &timeout, bool reset=false) try
virtual	~event ()=default

Static Public Attributes
static constexpr auto	scope = kernel

Detailed Description

kernel triggerable user space event

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~event()

virtual dx::event< kernel >::~event ( )

virtualdefault

event()

dx::event< kernel >::event ( bool signalled = false )

inlineexplicit

Member Function Documentation

callback()

virtual void dx::event< kernel >::callback ( )

inlinevirtual

The default implementation is based on event<user> which is signalled when triggered via callback() from kernel. This is to achieve compatibility with Windows events. Its probably more adequate to overwrite callback() and do the work here if feasible.

catch() [1/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( ... )

inlineinherited

catch() [2/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( ... )

inlineinherited

catch() [3/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( ... )

inlineinherited

catch() [4/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( ... )

inlineinherited

catch() [5/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const dx::exception & __dx_exception )

inlineinherited

catch() [6/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const dx::exception & __dx_exception )

inlineinherited

catch() [7/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const dx::exception & __dx_exception )

inlineinherited

catch() [8/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const dx::exception & __dx_exception )

inlineinherited

catch() [9/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const std::exception & __std_exception )

inlineinherited

catch() [10/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const std::exception & __std_exception )

inlineinherited

catch() [11/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const std::exception & __std_exception )

inlineinherited

catch() [12/12]

dx::event< user >::catch ( const std::exception & __std_exception )

inlineinherited

operator os_event()

dx::event< kernel >::operator os_event ( )

inlinenoexcept

reset()

event & dx::event< user >::reset ( uint64_t count = 0 )

inlineinherited

signal()

event & dx::event< user >::signal ( uint64_t count = 1 )

inlineinherited

signalled()

uint64_t dx::event< user >::signalled ( ) const

inlineinherited

wait() [1/2]

event & dx::event< user >::wait ( bool reset = false )

inlineinherited

wait() [2/2]

template<typename rep_t , typename period_t >

bool dx::event< user >::wait ( const std::chrono::duration< rep_t, period_t > & timeout, bool reset = false )

inlineinherited

wait with duration timeout returns true: signalled false: timed out

Member Data Documentation

scope

static constexpr auto dx::event< kernel >::scope = kernel

staticconstexpr

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

• macOS/dx_sync.h
• windows/dx_sync.h