cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t > Class Template Reference

This exactly a unique lock that doesn't unlock on delete. More...

#include <prioritymutex.h>

Public Member Functions
	permanent_lock ()=default
	permanent_lock (Mutex_t &m_)
	permanent_lock (const permanent_lock &)=delete
permanent_lock &	operator= (const permanent_lock &)=delete
	~permanent_lock ()
void	operator= (permanent_lock &&o)
void	lock ()
void	unlock ()
bool	owns_lock ()

Detailed Description

template<typename Mutex_t>
class cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >

This exactly a unique lock that doesn't unlock on delete.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<typename Mutex_t>

cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::permanent_lock ( )

default

template<typename Mutex_t>

cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::permanent_lock ( Mutex_t &  m_ )

inlineexplicit

template<typename Mutex_t>

cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::permanent_lock ( const permanent_lock< Mutex_t > &  )

delete

template<typename Mutex_t>

cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::~permanent_lock ( )

inline

Member Function Documentation

template<typename Mutex_t >

void cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::lock

(

)

template<typename Mutex_t>

permanent_lock& cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::operator= ( const permanent_lock< Mutex_t > &  )

delete

template<typename Mutex_t >

void cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::operator=

(

permanent_lock< Mutex_t > &&

o

)

template<typename Mutex_t >

bool cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::owns_lock

(

)

template<typename Mutex_t >

void cpid::permanent_lock< Mutex_t >::unlock

(

)

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

• cpid/prioritymutex.h