TAO_Notify_Refcountable Class Reference

Thread-safe refounting, calls the <release> method when refcount falls to 0. More...

#include <Refcountable.h>

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Public Types
typedef TAO_Notify_Refcountable_Guard_T < TAO_Notify_Refcountable >	Ptr
Public Member Functions
	TAO_Notify_Refcountable (void)
	Constructor.
virtual	~TAO_Notify_Refcountable ()
CORBA::ULong	_incr_refcnt (void)
CORBA::ULong	_decr_refcnt (void)
Private Member Functions
virtual void	release (void)=0
	The release method is called when the refcount reaches 0.
Private Attributes
ACE_Atomic_Op< TAO_SYNCH_MUTEX, CORBA::Long >	refcount_

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Detailed Description

Thread-safe refounting, calls the <release> method when refcount falls to 0.

The refcount is initialized to 0. When an instance of a derived class becomes owned by a managed pointer (Refcountable_Guard_T) the reference count becomes non-zero.

Instances declared on the stack should always have a refcount of zero.

A method that creates or simply returns an instance of Refcountable should not increment the reference count. It is the responsibility of the client to increment the reference count (take ownership or guard against deletion). The client cannot know if the method will or will not incr the refcount on its behalf.

Use Refcountable_Guard_T or similar service to guarantee the exception safe direct pairing of increments and decrements. Avoid calling _incr_refcnt and _decr_refcnt.

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Member Typedef Documentation

typedef TAO_Notify_Refcountable_Guard_T< TAO_Notify_Refcountable > TAO_Notify_Refcountable::Ptr

Reimplemented in TAO_Notify_Event_Manager, TAO_Notify_EventChannelFactory, TAO_Notify_EventChannel, TAO_Notify_Event, TAO_Notify_ConsumerAdmin, TAO_Notify_SupplierAdmin, TAO_Notify_Proxy, TAO_Notify_Worker_Task, TAO_Notify_ProxyConsumer, TAO_Notify_ProxySupplier, TAO_Notify_Timer, TAO_Notify_Timer_Queue, and TAO_Notify_Timer_Reactor.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TAO_Notify_Refcountable::TAO_Notify_Refcountable

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void

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Constructor.

TAO_Notify_Refcountable::~TAO_Notify_Refcountable

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[virtual]

Destructor public for stack allocated instances

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Member Function Documentation

CORBA::ULong TAO_Notify_Refcountable::_decr_refcnt

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void

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CORBA::ULong TAO_Notify_Refcountable::_incr_refcnt

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void

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This method sigantures deliberately match the RefCounting methods required for ESF Proxy Public for bridge implementations and various guard classes

virtual void TAO_Notify_Refcountable::release

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void

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[private, pure virtual]

The release method is called when the refcount reaches 0.

Implemented in TAO_Notify_EventChannel, TAO_Notify_EventChannelFactory, TAO_Notify_ConsumerAdmin, TAO_Notify_SupplierAdmin, TAO_Notify_Event, TAO_Notify_ETCL_Filter, TAO_Notify_ETCL_FilterFactory, TAO_Notify::Reconnection_Registry, TAO_Notify_ThreadPool_Task, TAO_Notify_EventTypeSeq, TAO_Notify_StructuredProxyPushSupplier, TAO_Notify_FilterAdmin, TAO_Notify_StructuredProxyPushConsumer, TAO_Notify_SequenceProxyPushSupplier, TAO_Notify_ProxyPushSupplier, TAO_Notify_ProxyPushConsumer, TAO_Notify_SequenceProxyPushConsumer, TAO_Notify_CosEC_ProxyPushSupplier, TAO_Notify_Event_Manager, TAO_Notify_CosEC_ProxyPushConsumer, TAO_Notify_Reactive_Task, TAO_Notify_Timer_Queue, TAO_Notify_Constraint_Expr, and TAO_Notify_Timer_Reactor.

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Member Data Documentation

ACE_Atomic_Op<TAO_SYNCH_MUTEX, CORBA::Long> TAO_Notify_Refcountable::refcount_ [private]

Use a signed counter so that we can more easily detect boundary conditions such as too many _decr_refcnt() calls.

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

• Refcountable.h
• Refcountable.cpp