NAME

sc::ThreadGrp - The ThreadGrp abstract class provides a means to manage separate threads of control.

SYNOPSIS

#include <thread.h>

Inherits sc::DescribedClass.

Inherited by sc::ProcThreadGrp, sc::PthreadThreadGrp, and sc::PumaThreadGrp.

Public Member Functions

ThreadGrp (const Ref< KeyVal > &)
ThreadGrp (const ThreadGrp &, int nthread=-1)
virtual void add_thread (int threadnum, Thread *thread)
Assigns a Thread object to each thread. virtual void add_thread (int threadnum, Thread *thread, int priority)
Like add_thread(threadnum, thread), but assign a priority that the thread is to use. int nthread () const
The number of threads that will be run by start_thread. void delete_threads ()
virtual int start_threads ()=0
Starts the threads running. virtual int wait_threads ()=0
Wait for all the threads to complete. virtual Ref< ThreadLock > new_lock ()=0
Return a local object. virtual ThreadGrp * clone (int nthread=-1)
Create a ThreadGrp like the current one.

Static Public Member Functions

static void set_default_threadgrp (const Ref< ThreadGrp > &)
static ThreadGrp * get_default_threadgrp ()
static ThreadGrp * initial_threadgrp (int &argc, char **argv)

Protected Attributes

Thread ** threads_
int nthread_

Additional Inherited Members

Detailed Description

The ThreadGrp abstract class provides a means to manage separate threads of control.

Member Function Documentation

virtual void sc::ThreadGrp::add_thread (int threadnum, Thread * thread) [virtual]

Assigns a Thread object to each thread. If 0 is assigned to a thread, then that thread will be skipped.

Reimplemented in sc::PthreadThreadGrp.

Referenced by sc::PthreadThreadGrp::add_thread().

virtual void sc::ThreadGrp::add_thread (int threadnum, Thread * thread, int priority) [virtual]

Like add_thread(threadnum, thread), but assign a priority that the thread is to use. The member is primarily for experimentation, the priority argument is currently not well defined and ignored.

Reimplemented in sc::PthreadThreadGrp.

virtual ThreadGrp * sc::ThreadGrp::clone (int nthread = -1) [virtual]

Create a ThreadGrp like the current one. If nthread is given, the new ThreadGrp will attempt to support that number of threads, but the actual number supported may be less. If nthread is -1, the number of threads in the current group will be used.

Reimplemented in sc::PthreadThreadGrp, and sc::ProcThreadGrp.

Author

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