ThreadWeaver
Class Hierarchy
This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:
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▼CQObject [external] | |
▼CQThread [external] | |
CThreadWeaver::Thread | The class Thread is used to represent the worker threads in the weaver's inventory |
▼CThreadWeaver::Job | A Job is a simple abstraction of an action that is to be executed in a thread context |
▼CThreadWeaver::JobCollection | A JobCollection is a vector of Jobs that will be queued together |
CThreadWeaver::JobSequence | A JobSequence is a vector of Jobs that will be executed in a sequence |
CThreadWeaver::JobCollectionJobRunner | |
CThreadWeaver::JobRunHelper | |
▼CThreadWeaver::WeaverInterface | WeaverInterface provides a common interface for weaver implementations |
CThreadWeaver::Weaver | Public implementation of the WeaverInterface |
CThreadWeaver::WeaverImpl | A WeaverImpl is the manager of worker threads (Thread objects) to which it assigns jobs from its queue |
CThreadWeaver::WeaverObserver | Observers provides signals on some Weaver events that are otherwise only available through objects of different classes (threads, jobs) |
▼CThreadWeaver::QueuePolicy | QueuePolicy is an interface for customizations of the queueing behaviour of sets of jobs |
CThreadWeaver::DependencyPolicy | DependencyPolicy implements the way dependencies between Jobs are handled |
CThreadWeaver::ResourceRestrictionPolicy | ResourceRestrictionPolicy is used to limit the number of concurrent accesses to the same resource |
▼CThreadWeaver::State | We use a State pattern to handle the system state in ThreadWeaver |
▼CThreadWeaver::StateImplementation | Base class for all ThreadWeaver states |
CThreadWeaver::DestructedState | DestructedState is only active after the thread have been destroyed by the destructor, but before superclass destructors have finished |
CThreadWeaver::InConstructionState | InConstructionState handles the calls to the WeaverImpl object until the constructor has finished |
CThreadWeaver::ShuttingDownState | ShuttingDownState is enabled when the Weaver destructor is entered |
CThreadWeaver::SuspendedState | In SuspendedState, jobs are queued, but will not be executed |
CThreadWeaver::SuspendingState | SuspendingState is the state after suspend() has been called, but before all threads finished executing the current job and blocked |
CThreadWeaver::WorkingHardState | |
Ctypedef |
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