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Base class for guard classes that acquire read access to a resource upon creation and release it upon destruction. More...
#include <rw/sync/RWTReadLockGuardBase.h>
Public Member Functions | |
~RWTReadLockGuardBase (void) | |
Public Member Functions inherited from RWTReadGuardBase< Resource > | |
~RWTReadGuardBase (void) | |
void | acquire (void) |
bool | isAcquired (void) const |
void | release (void) |
Protected Member Functions | |
RWTReadLockGuardBase (Resource &resource) | |
RWTReadLockGuardBase (Resource &resource, bool acquired) | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from RWTReadGuardBase< Resource > | |
RWTReadGuardBase (Resource &resource) | |
RWTReadGuardBase (Resource &resource, bool acquired) | |
Resource & | resource (void) const |
Private Member Functions | |
RWTReadLockGuardBase (const RWTReadLockGuardBase< Resource > &second) | |
RWTReadLockGuardBase< Resource > & | operator= (const RWTReadLockGuardBase< Resource > &second) |
RWTReadLockGuardBase is a base class for guard classes that acquire read access on a resource upon creation and release it upon destruction. Guard objects work in conjunction with block statements to establish an appropriate state upon creation, maintain that state for the duration of the block, and restore the original state upon destruction. For example, a guard may acquire read access on a mutex upon creation and release it when destructed. The class used as the template parameter Resource
must be one that provides acquireRead() and release() methods, such as the synchronization classes provided in this module.
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Releases the resource if it has been acquired.
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Constructs a guard instance with the given resource. Note that this constructor does not attempt to acquire the resource. That is the responsibility of the derived class.
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Constructs a guard instance with the given resource. If acquired is true
, the resource is assumed to be owned by the caller. Note that this constructor does not attempt to acquire the resource. That is the responsibility of the derived class.
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Copy construction prohibited.
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Assignment prohibited.
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