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#ifndef __ZTTHREADQUEUE_H__
#define __ZTTHREADQUEUE_H__
#include "zthread/Singleton.h"
#include "zthread/Guard.h"
#include "FastLock.h"
namespace ZThread {
class ThreadImpl;
/**
* @class ThreadQueue
* @version 2.3.0
* @author Eric Crahen <http://www.code-foo.com>
* @date <2003-07-27T20:52:05-0400>
*
* A ThreadQueue accumulates references to user and reference threads.
* These are threads that are running outside the scope of the Thread
* object that created them. ZThreads doesn't have a central manager for
* all threads (partly why I renamed the ThreadManager to someting more
* appropriate). Instead, ZThreads will discover threads it did not create
* and create a reference thread that allows ZThreads to interact with it.
* Non user threads that are created by the user never have to touch the
* ThreadQueue.
*/
class ThreadQueue : public Singleton<ThreadQueue, StaticInstantiation> {
typedef std::deque<ThreadImpl*> ThreadList;
typedef std::deque<Task> TaskList;
//! Managed thread lists
ThreadList _pendingThreads;
ThreadList _referenceThreads;
ThreadList _userThreads;
//! Shutdown handlers
TaskList _shutdownTasks;
//! Serilize access to the thread list
FastLock _lock;
//! Reference thread waiting to cleanup any user & reference threads
ThreadImpl* _waiter;
public:
ThreadQueue();
/**
* The thread destroys a ThreadQueue will be a reference thread,
* probably the main thread; but it could be another thread that
* started and loaded the library.
*/
~ThreadQueue();
/**
* Insert a user-thread into the queue. User-threads are inserted as they
* begin thier task. Once that task completes, user-threads are automatically
* transitioned to pending-threads via <i>insertPendingThread()</i>.
*
* User-threads are known to be executing thier tasks and will be cancel()ed
* as the ThreadQueue is destroyed when main() goes out of scope. This sends
* a request to the task to complete soon. Once the task exits, the thread is
* transitioned to pending-thread status.
*/
void insertUserThread(ThreadImpl*);
/**
* Insert a pending-thread into the queue.
*
* Pending-threads are known to have completed thier tasks and thier
* resources are reclaimed (lazily) as more threads are started or as the
* ThreadQueue is destroyed.
*/
void insertPendingThread(ThreadImpl*);
/**
* Insert reference thread. Reference threads are not removed until
* the ThreadQueue goes out of scope.
*/
void insertReferenceThread(ThreadImpl*);
/**
* Insert a task to be run before threads are joined.
* Any items inserted after the ThreadQueue desctructor has begun to
* execute will be run() immediately.
*/
void insertShutdownTask(Task&);
/**
* Remove an existing shutdown task.
*/
bool removeShutdownTask(const Task&);
private:
void pollPendingThreads();
void pollUserThreads();
void pollReferenceThreads();
};
} // namespace ZThread
#endif // __ZTTHREADQUEUE_H__
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