office-gobmx/framework/inc/threadhelp/irwlock.h

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/*************************************************************************
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* $RCSfile: irwlock.h,v $
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#ifndef __FRAMEWORK_THREADHELP_IRWLOCK_H_
#define __FRAMEWORK_THREADHELP_IRWLOCK_H_
//_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
// includes
//_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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#ifndef __FRAMEWORK_GENERAL_H_
#include <general.h>
#endif
#ifndef _SAL_TYPES_H_
#include <sal/types.h>
#endif
//_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
// namespace
//_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
namespace framework{
//_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
// declarations
//_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
/*-************************************************************************************************************//**
@descr A guard (specialy a write guard) support different internal working states.
His lock can set for reading or writing/reading! Or he was unlocked by user ...
*//*-*************************************************************************************************************/
enum ELockMode
{
E_NOLOCK ,
E_READLOCK ,
E_WRITELOCK
};
/*-************************************************************************************************************//**
@descr We implement two guards for using an rw-lock. But if you wish to implement
different rw-locks to you will have problems by using with same guard implementation!
Thats why we define this "pure virtual base class" ...
All rw-locks must support this base interface for working and all guard must use this one too!
*//*-*************************************************************************************************************/
class IRWLock
{
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// public methods
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public:
/*-****************************************************************************************************//**
@descr The dtor isn't realy important ... but if you whish to use derived classes
with any pointer ... you must have it!
*//*-*****************************************************************************************************/
virtual ~IRWLock() {}
/*-****************************************************************************************************//**
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@descr These functions must be supported by a derived class!
acquireReadAccess() -try to register thread as reader
releaseReadAccess() -unregister thread as reader
acquireWriteAccess() -try to register thread as writer
releaseWriteAccess() -unregister thread as writer
downgradeWriteAccess() -make writer to reader
*//*-*****************************************************************************************************/
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virtual void SAL_CALL acquireReadAccess () = 0;
virtual void SAL_CALL releaseReadAccess () = 0;
virtual void SAL_CALL acquireWriteAccess () = 0;
virtual void SAL_CALL releaseWriteAccess () = 0;
virtual void SAL_CALL downgradeWriteAccess () = 0;
}; // class IRWLock
} // namespace framework
#endif // #ifndef __FRAMEWORK_THREADHELP_IRWLOCK_H_