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ucommon::shared_pointer Class Reference

Templated shared pointer for singleton shared objects of specific type. More...

#include <thread.h>

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Public Member Functions

const T * dup (void)
 Acquire a shared (duplocate) reference to the typed singleton object.
T * operator* ()
 Access shared lock typed singleton object by pointer reference.
void operator= (T *object)
 Replace existing typed singleton object through assignment.
void replace (T *object)
 Replace existing typed singleton instance with new one.
 shared_pointer ()
 Created shared locking for typed singleton pointer.

Detailed Description

Templated shared pointer for singleton shared objects of specific type.

This is used as typed template for the SharedPointer object reference management class. This is used to supply a typed singleton shared instance to the typed shared_instance template class.

Author:
David Sugar <dyfet@gnutelephony.org>

Member Function Documentation

const T* ucommon::shared_pointer::dup ( void  ) [inline]

Acquire a shared (duplocate) reference to the typed singleton object.

This is a form of shared access lock. Derived classes and templates access conditionallock "release" when the shared pointer is no longer needed.

Returns:
typed shared object.

Definition at line 1844 of file thread.h.

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T* ucommon::shared_pointer::operator* ( ) [inline]

Access shared lock typed singleton object by pointer reference.

Returns:
typed shared object.

Definition at line 1867 of file thread.h.

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void ucommon::shared_pointer::operator= ( T *  object) [inline]

Replace existing typed singleton object through assignment.

Parameters:
objectto assign.

Definition at line 1860 of file thread.h.

void ucommon::shared_pointer::replace ( T *  object) [inline]

Replace existing typed singleton instance with new one.

This happens during exclusive locking, and the commit method of the typed object will be called.

Parameters:
objectbeing set.

Definition at line 1853 of file thread.h.


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