dx::source< _event_t, _clock_t > Class Template Reference

clock source base: the only thing that may signal a tick - itself the event driven source (hw clock fan-out) More...

#include <dx_clock.h>

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Public Types
typedef _clock_t	clock_t
typedef _event_t	event_t

Public Member Functions
virtual void	sync(const typename clock_t::time_point& now)
virtual source&	wait(bool reset= false)
virtual	~source()= default

Protected Attributes
std::condition_variable	condition_variable
_event_t	event
std::mutex	mutex
_clock_t::time_point	objective
std::atomic<bool>	running{false}
os_result	status{not_initialized}

Detailed Description

template<typename _event_t = event<user>, typename _clock_t = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>
class dx::source< _event_t, _clock_t >

clock source base: the only thing that may signal a tick - itself the event driven source (hw clock fan-out)

Member Typedef Documentation

clock_t

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

typedef _clock_t dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::clock_t

event_t

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

typedef _event_t dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::event_t

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~source()

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

virtual dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::~source()

virtualdefault

Member Function Documentation

sync()

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

virtual void dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::sync(const typename clock_t::time_point& now)

inlinevirtual

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wait()

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

virtual source& dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::wait(bool reset= false)

inlinevirtual

Reimplemented in dx::free_run< event_t, clock_t >, dx::timer< event_t, clock_t >, dx::timer< dx::event< kernel >, frame >, and dx::usb::clock::source< device_t >.

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Member Data Documentation

condition_variable

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

std::condition_variable dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::condition_variable

protected

event

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

_event_t dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::event

protected

Todo

evaluate clock::status replacement (exception?)

mutex

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

std::mutex dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::mutex

protected

objective

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

_clock_t::time_point dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::objective

protected

running

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

std::atomic<bool> dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::running{false}

protected

status

template<typename _event_t= event<user>, typename _clock_t= std::chrono::high_resolution_clock>

os_result dx::source<_event_t, _clock_t>::status{not_initialized}

protected

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

• dx_clock.h