dx::process Class Reference

a child process with its handles, started and waited for; mmcss inside it is what a streaming thread of this process registers with the multimedia scheduler as More...

#include <dx_sync.h>

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Public Member Functions
virtual void	free() noexcept
process&	kill()
std::string	name()
	operator const os_event() const noexcept
	operator os_event() noexcept
	operator ::HANDLE() const noexcept
	process() noexcept
	process(const char* path, char* cmd= {})
	process(const char* path, const char* cmd= {}) noexcept
	process(pid_t id, ::DWORD access= PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION)
os_result	wait(int64_t timeout= 0)
	~process()

Static Public Member Functions
static bool	admin()
::HANDLE	current()
	Windows current process bill thinks its a good idea to return pseudo handle -1 @ GetCurrentProcessHandle(). This converts the pseudo process handle into a real process handle that is valid in the context of other processes, or that can be inherited by other processes.
static void	initialize(bool headless= false) noexcept
	the process ready for dxd: an unhandled fault, abort(), assert() or an uncaught exception reported on stderr, never in a dialog. The CRT's part belongs to this binary's own statically linked runtime; headless - a module hosted in a foreign process (the ASIO driver) - leaves the process wide ::SetErrorMode() and the console to the host.
static std::string	name(pid_t pid)
static std::string	path()
static std::string	path(const std::string& filename)
static ::DWORD	pid() noexcept
::DWORD	session()

Protected Attributes
::HANDLE	handle

Detailed Description

a child process with its handles, started and waited for; mmcss inside it is what a streaming thread of this process registers with the multimedia scheduler as

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

process() [1/4]

dx::process::process()

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process() [2/4]

dx::process::process(const char* path, const char* cmd= {})

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process() [3/4]

dx::process::process(const char* path, char* cmd= {})

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process() [4/4]

dx::process::process(pid_t id, ::DWORD access= PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION)

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~process()

dx::process::~process()

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Member Function Documentation

admin()

bool dx::process::admin()

inlinestatic

current()

::HANDLE dx::process::current()

inlinestatic

Windows current process bill thinks its a good idea to return pseudo handle -1 @ GetCurrentProcessHandle(). This converts the pseudo process handle into a real process handle that is valid in the context of other processes, or that can be inherited by other processes.

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free()

virtual void dx::resource<invalid_t>::free()

inlinevirtualnoexceptinherited

Reimplemented in dx::coreaudio::pod::stream< device_t, circular_t >, dx::shared::memory< buffer_t >, dx::shared::memory< buffer_t >, dx::shared::memory< circular_t >, dx::shared::memory< circular_t >, dx::shared::memory< dx::circular >, dx::shared::memory< dx::stream::clock::monitor >, dx::shared::memory< dx::stream::clock::monitor >, dx::stream::shared::stream< device_t, circular_t, super_stream_t, event_t >, dx::stream::shared::stream< device_t, circular_t >, dx::stream::shared::stream< device_t, circular_t, super_stream_t, event_t >, and dx::stream::shared::stream< device_t, dx::circular >.

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initialize()

void dx::process::initialize(bool headless= false)

inlinestaticnoexcept

the process ready for dxd: an unhandled fault, abort(), assert() or an uncaught exception reported on stderr, never in a dialog. The CRT's part belongs to this binary's own statically linked runtime; headless - a module hosted in a foreign process (the ASIO driver) - leaves the process wide ::SetErrorMode() and the console to the host.

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kill()

process& dx::process::kill()

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name() [1/2]

std::string dx::process::name()

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name() [2/2]

std::string dx::process::name(pid_t pid)

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operator const os_event()

dx::resource<invalid_t>::operator const os_event() const

inlinenoexceptinherited

operator os_event()

dx::resource<invalid_t>::operator os_event()

inlinenoexceptinherited

operator ::HANDLE()

dx::resource<invalid_t>::operator ::HANDLE() const

inlinenoexceptinherited

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path() [1/2]

std::string dx::process::path()

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path() [2/2]

std::string dx::process::path(const std::string& filename)

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pid()

::DWORD dx::process::pid()

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session()

::DWORD dx::process::session()

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wait()

os_result dx::process::wait(int64_t timeout= 0)

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Member Data Documentation

handle

::HANDLE dx::resource<invalid_t>::handle

protectedinherited

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

• windows/dx_sync.h