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ThreadedExecutor Class Template Reference

#include <ThreadedExecutor.h>

Inheritance diagram for ThreadedExecutor:

List of all members.

Public Methods
	ThreadedExecutor ()
	Create a new ThreadedExecutor.
virtual	~ThreadedExecutor () throw ()
	Destroy a ThreadedExecutor.
virtual void	execute (const RunnableHandle &task)
void	execute (Runnable *task)
virtual void	cancel ()
virtual bool	isCanceled ()
virtual void	wait ()
virtual bool	wait (unsigned long)

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Detailed Description

template<class LockType, class FactoryType = DefaultThreadFactory>
class ZThread::ThreadedExecutor< LockType, FactoryType >

Author:

Eric Crahen <crahen@cse.buffalo.edu>

Date:

<2002-06-29T07:58:00-0700>

Version:

2.2.2

A ThreadedExecutor runs each task in a different thread.

Submitting a NullTask will allow you to wait() for all real tasks being executed to complete; and not just to be serviced (started).

See also:

Executor.

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void cancel (    )  [inline, virtual]

See also: Executor::cancel() Implements Executor.

void execute (  Runnable *    task )  [inline]

Convience method See also: Executor::execute(const RunnableHandle&) Reimplemented from Executor.

virtual void execute (  const RunnableHandle &    task )  [inline, virtual]

Submit a light wieght task to an Executor. This will not block the calling thread very long. The submitted task will be executed by another thread. Exceptions: Cancellation_Exception  thrown if a task is submited when the executor has been canceled. Synchronization_Exception  thrown is some other error occurs. See also: Executor::execute(RunnableHandle&) Implements Executor.

virtual bool isCanceled (    )  [inline, virtual]

See also: Executor::isCanceled() Implements Cancelable.

virtual bool wait (  unsigned    long )  [inline, virtual]

Since a ThreadedExecutor starts a new Thread for each task, tasks are always being serviced and there is nothing to wait for. See also: Executor::wait(unsigned long) Implements Executor.

virtual void wait (    )  [inline, virtual]

Since a ThreadedExecutor starts a new Thread for each task, tasks are always being serviced and there is nothing to wait for. See also: Executor::wait(unsigned long) Implements Executor.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• ThreadedExecutor.h

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