SourceMod::IThreadCreator Class Reference

Describes a thread creator. More...

#include <public/IThreader.h>

Inherited by SourceMod::IThreader, and SourceMod::IThreadWorker.

Inheritance diagram for SourceMod::IThreadCreator:

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Public Member Functions
virtual	~IThreadCreator ()
virtual void	MakeThread (IThread *pThread)=0
	Creates a basic thread.
virtual IThreadHandle *	MakeThread (IThread *pThread, ThreadFlags flags)=0
	Creates a thread with specific options.
virtual IThreadHandle *	MakeThread (IThread *pThread, const ThreadParams *params)=0
	Creates a thread with specific options.
virtual void	GetPriorityBounds (ThreadPriority &max, ThreadPriority &min)=0
	Returns the priority bounds. Note: On Linux, the min and max are both Thread_Normal.

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Detailed Description

Describes a thread creator.

Definition at line 200 of file IThreader.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

virtual SourceMod::IThreadCreator::~IThreadCreator

(

)

[inline, virtual]

Virtual Destructor

Definition at line 204 of file IThreader.h.

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void SourceMod::IThreadCreator::MakeThread

(

IThread *

pThread

)

[pure virtual]

Creates a basic thread.

Parameters:

pThread

IThread pointer for callbacks.

virtual IThreadHandle* SourceMod::IThreadCreator::MakeThread	(	IThread *	pThread,
		ThreadFlags	flags
	)			[pure virtual]

Creates a thread with specific options.

Parameters:

	pThread	IThread pointer for callbacks.
	flags	Flags for the thread.

Returns:

IThreadHandle pointer (must be released).

virtual IThreadHandle* SourceMod::IThreadCreator::MakeThread	(	IThread *	pThread,
		const ThreadParams *	params
	)			[pure virtual]

Creates a thread with specific options.

Parameters:

	pThread	IThread pointer for callbacks.
	params	Extended options for the thread.

Returns:

IThreadHandle pointer (must be released).

virtual void SourceMod::IThreadCreator::GetPriorityBounds	(	ThreadPriority &	max,
		ThreadPriority &	min
	)			[pure virtual]

Returns the priority bounds. Note: On Linux, the min and max are both Thread_Normal.

Parameters:

	max	Stores the maximum priority level.
	min	Stores the minimum priority level.

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

• public/IThreader.h

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