picotm
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Contains struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj
and helper functions.
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Typedefs | |
typedef bool(* | picotm_shared_ref16_obj_condition_function) (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *ref_obj, void *data, struct picotm_error *error) |
typedef void(* | picotm_shared_ref16_obj_final_ref_function) (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *ref_obj, void *data, struct picotm_error *error) |
typedef void(* | picotm_shared_ref16_obj_first_ref_function) (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *ref_obj, void *data, struct picotm_error *error) |
Functions | |
void | picotm_shared_ref16_obj_down (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *self, void *data, picotm_shared_ref16_obj_condition_function cond, picotm_shared_ref16_obj_final_ref_function final_ref) |
void | picotm_shared_ref16_obj_init (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *self, struct picotm_error *error) |
void | picotm_shared_ref16_obj_uninit (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *self) |
void | picotm_shared_ref16_obj_up (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *self, void *data, picotm_shared_ref16_obj_condition_function cond, picotm_shared_ref16_obj_first_ref_function first_ref, struct picotm_error *error) |
The data structure struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj
is the base for objects with shared reference counting. It maintains the counter and guarantees synchronization with the initializer and finalizer code. The counter of picotm_shared_ref16_obj
is 16-bit wide of type struct picotm_shared_ref16
. Additional shared-reference-counter types can be added for use cases with different requirements.
Instances of struct picotm_shared_ref16
are typically stored in reference-counted data structures like this.
An instance of picotm_shared_ref16_obj
is initialized with a call to picotm_shared_ref16_obj_init()
and cleaned up with a call to picotm_shared_ref16_obj_uninit()
. These functions receive an instance of struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj
and the init function also receives an instance of struct picotm_error
, which returns error state. These functions are called in the init and un-init functions of the parent class.
At this point, the reference counter is initialized to zero and references to the object can be acquired. Next is the clean-up code.
References to an object are acquired with a call to picotm_shared_ref16_obj_up()
. The parameters of the function consist of and instance of struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj
, additional user data, an optional conditional function, and optional initializer function and in instance of struct picotm_error
, which returns an error state to the caller.
If supplied, the optional conditional function can perform a test before the reference is acquired. If the test fails with a value of false
, the reference is not acquired.
If supplied, the optional initializer function initializes the object if, and only if, the first reference is acquired.
The reference-counted object using struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj
will typically provide wrapper functions around picotm_shared_ref16_obj_up()
.
With the example code above, users of struct ref_counted
call ref_counted_up()
to acquire a reference on an instance of the data structure.
The code for releasing a reference is very similar to code for acquiring one. This time the function picotm_shared_ref16_obj_down()
is used.
typedef bool(* picotm_shared_ref16_obj_condition_function) (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *ref_obj, void *data, struct picotm_error *error) |
Invoked by picotm's shared-ref16 object to test if a reference shall be acquired ore released.
ref_obj | The shared-ref16 object. |
data | User data. |
error[out] | Returns an error to the caller. |
typedef void(* picotm_shared_ref16_obj_final_ref_function) (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *ref_obj, void *data, struct picotm_error *error) |
Invoked by picotm's shared-ref16 object to finalize an object after releasing the final refrence.
ref_obj | The shared-ref16 object. | |
data | User data. | |
[out] | error | Returns an error to the caller. |
typedef void(* picotm_shared_ref16_obj_first_ref_function) (struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj *ref_obj, void *data, struct picotm_error *error) |
Invoked by picotm's shared-ref16 object to initialize the object after acquiring the first refrence.
ref_obj | The shared-ref16 object. | |
data | User data. | |
[out] | error | Returns an error to the caller. |
void picotm_shared_ref16_obj_down | ( | struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj * | self, |
void * | data, | ||
picotm_shared_ref16_obj_condition_function | cond, | ||
picotm_shared_ref16_obj_final_ref_function | final_ref | ||
) |
Releases a reference on the shared-ref16 object.
self | The shared-ref16 object. |
data | User data. |
cond | An optional condition to test if the reference should be released. |
final_ref | An optional function to finalize the object when the final reference gets released. |
The conditional and finalizer functions are synchronized with the reference counter. The down function internally locks the shared-ref16 object while performing these operations.
void picotm_shared_ref16_obj_init | ( | struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj * | self, |
struct picotm_error * | error | ||
) |
Initializes a shared-ref16 object.
self | The shared-ref16 object. | |
[out] | error | Returns an error to the caller. |
void picotm_shared_ref16_obj_uninit | ( | struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj * | self | ) |
Uninitializes a shared-ref16 object.
self | The shared-ref16 object. |
void picotm_shared_ref16_obj_up | ( | struct picotm_shared_ref16_obj * | self, |
void * | data, | ||
picotm_shared_ref16_obj_condition_function | cond, | ||
picotm_shared_ref16_obj_first_ref_function | first_ref, | ||
struct picotm_error * | error | ||
) |
Acquires a reference on the shared-ref16 object.
self | The shared-ref16 object. | |
data | User data. | |
cond | An optional condition to test if the reference should be acquired. | |
first_ref | An optional function to initialize the object when the first reference gets acquired. | |
[out] | error | Returns an error to the caller. |
The conditional and initializer functions are synchronized with the reference counter. The up function internally locks the shared-ref16 object while performing these operations.