A bit of curiously recurring template pattern, to connect the specific handlers and connect the proper callbacks in a type-agnostic way. Using this class, each threaded handler should just implement its reset() and inCallback() method. Ellides the virtual method calls. More...

#include <lasp_threadedindatahandler.h>

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Public Member Functions
	ThreadedInDataHandler (SmgrHandle mgr)

void	_reset (const Daq *daq)

void	_inCallback (const DaqData &data)

Public Member Functions inherited from ThreadedInDataHandlerBase
	ThreadedInDataHandlerBase (SmgrHandle mgr, InCallbackType cb, InResetType reset)

	~ThreadedInDataHandlerBase ()

void	startThread ()
	This method should be called from the derived class' constructor, to start the thread and data is incoming.

void	stopThread ()
	This method SHOULD be called from all classes that derive on ThreadedInDataHandler. It is to make sure the inCallback_threaded() function is no longer called when the destructor of the derived class is called. Not calling this function is regarded as a BUG.

Detailed Description

template<typename Derived>
class ThreadedInDataHandler< Derived >

A bit of curiously recurring template pattern, to connect the specific handlers and connect the proper callbacks in a type-agnostic way. Using this class, each threaded handler should just implement its reset() and inCallback() method. Ellides the virtual method calls.

Usage: class XHandler: public ThreadedInDataHandler<XHandler> { public: XHandler(streammgr) : ThreadedInDataHandler(streammgr) {} void inCallback(const DaqData& d) { ... do something with d } void reset(const Daq* daq) { ... do something with daq } };

For examples, see PPMHandler, etc.

Template Parameters

Derived The

Definition at line 96 of file lasp_threadedindatahandler.h.