Object.h File Reference

#include "beecrypt/c++/lang/CloneNotSupportedException.h"
#include "beecrypt/c++/lang/InterruptedException.h"
#include "beecrypt/c++/lang/IllegalMonitorStateException.h"
#include "beecrypt/c++/lang/RuntimeException.h"

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Classes
class	beecrypt::lang::Object
class	beecrypt::lang::Object::Object::Monitor
	This class is used to emulate Java's lock/wait/notify methods. More...
class	beecrypt::lang::Object::Object::NonfairMonitor
	A Non-fair Monitor.
class	beecrypt::lang::Object::Object::FairMonitor
struct	beecrypt::lang::Object::Object::FairMonitor::Object::FairMonitor::waiter
class	beecrypt::lang::Object::Object::Synchronizer
	This class is used to emulate Java's 'synchronized' methods. More...
Namespaces
namespace	beecrypt
namespace	beecrypt::util
	Namespace emulating java.util.
namespace	beecrypt::util::concurrent
	Namespace emulating java.util.concurrent.
namespace	beecrypt::util::concurrent::locks
	Namespace emulating java.util.concurrent.locks.
namespace	beecrypt::lang
	Namespace emulating java.lang.
Defines
#define	synchronized(obj)   for (Object::Synchronizer _s(obj); _s.checkonce(); )
	Macro used to emulate Java's synchronization primitive.
Functions
void	beecrypt::lang::collection_attach (Object *) throw ()
	This function is used inside a collection to indicate that the object is now attached to it.
void	beecrypt::lang::collection_detach (Object *) throw ()
	This function is used inside a collection to indicate that the object has been detached to it.
void	beecrypt::lang::collection_remove (Object *) throw ()
	This function is used inside a collection to detach the object, and delete it if no longer attached to any other collections.
void	beecrypt::lang::collection_rcheck (Object *) throw ()
	This function checks if an object needs to be recycled: the object is deleted if no longer attached to any collection.

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Detailed Description

Credit for the technique of emulating POSIX condition variables on Win32 goes to Douglas C. Schmidt and Irfan Pyarali.

See also:

http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/win32-cv-1.html

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Define Documentation

#define synchronized

(

obj

)

for (Object::Synchronizer _s(obj); _s.checkonce(); )

Macro used to emulate Java's synchronization primitive.