#include <critsec.h>Include dependency graph for CriticalSectionBlock.H:
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| #define | synchronized(cs) for(CriticalSectionBlock __currentlocked(cs);__currentlocked.checkonce();/* */) |
| cool macro which makes it possible to use the CriticalSectionBlock the way you are used to in Java (..if you are used to java). | |
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cool macro which makes it possible to use the CriticalSectionBlock the way you are used to in Java (..if you are used to java). Basically you use it this way:
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critsec_t someCriticalSection;
void foo () {
// ...
synchronized (&someCriticalSection) {
//.. critical section protected with critical section.
myCriticalDataStructure = 42;
}
// ...
}
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The implementation of this macro creates a automatic variable within the initialization part of a for-loop which is valid for the lifetime of the block within the curly braces. BUGS: wastes some CPU cyles for a counter which is neccessary to abuse the for(;;) loop to have this behaviour. Any ideas ?
Definition at line 131 of file CriticalSectionBlock.H. |
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