Os::ScopeLock Class Reference

locks a mutex within the current scope More...

#include <Os/Mutex.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	ScopeLock (Mutex &mutex)
	construct the scope lock
	~ScopeLock ()
	unlock the scoped mutex
	ScopeLock (const ScopeLock &other)=delete
	copy constructor is forbidden
	ScopeLock (const ScopeLock *other)=delete
	copy constructor is forbidden
ScopeLock &	operator= (const ScopeLock &other)=delete
	assignment operator is forbidden

Detailed Description

locks a mutex within the current scope

The scope lock will lock the associated mutex immediately and will ensure the mutex is unlock when the scope lock is destroyed.

Warning

it is unadvisable to dynamically allocate ScopeLock as this violates the implied usage.

Definition at line 79 of file Mutex.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ScopeLock() [1/3]

Os::ScopeLock::ScopeLock ( Mutex &  mutex )

explicit

construct the scope lock

Will lock the supplied mutex and will unlock the mutex when this object goes out of scope.

Parameters

mutex

Definition at line 46 of file Mutex.cpp.

~ScopeLock()

Os::ScopeLock::~ScopeLock

(

)

unlock the scoped mutex

Definition at line 50 of file Mutex.cpp.

ScopeLock() [2/3]

Os::ScopeLock::ScopeLock ( const ScopeLock &  other )

delete

copy constructor is forbidden

ScopeLock() [3/3]

Os::ScopeLock::ScopeLock ( const ScopeLock *  other )

delete

copy constructor is forbidden

Member Function Documentation

operator=()

ScopeLock & Os::ScopeLock::operator= ( const ScopeLock &  other )

delete

assignment operator is forbidden

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

• Os/Mutex.hpp
• Os/Mutex.cpp