Runnable Class Reference

#include <elm/sys/Thread.h>

Inheritance diagram for Runnable:

Public Member Functions
	Runnable (void)
virtual	~Runnable (void)
virtual void	run (void)
Thread *	thread (void) const

Static Public Member Functions
static Runnable &	current (void)

Static Public Attributes
static Runnable	null

Protected Member Functions
void	stop (void)

Detailed Description

A runnable must of the parent of any class representing a computation performed in a thread.

The user must overload the run() method in order to provided the computation of the thread and may use the stop() method to stop the thread.

Whatever, the end of run method stop also the thread.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Runnable()

Runnable

(

void

)

~Runnable()

~Runnable ( void  )

virtual

Member Function Documentation

current()

Runnable & current ( void  )

inlinestatic

Get the runnable for the current thread.

Returns

Current thread runnable.

References Thread::current(), and Thread::runnable().

run()

void run ( void  )

virtual

This method must be overloaded to provide the computation to the thread. As a default, it does nothing and return immediately.

stop()

void stop ( void  )

protected

Cause the thread to stop immediately.

References Thread::stop().

thread()

Thread * thread ( void  ) const

inline

Get the current thread executing the runnable.

Returns

Thread executing the runnable, null if the run() has been called out of a thread scope.

Member Data Documentation

null

Runnable null

static

Runnable that does nothing.

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

• include/elm/sys/Thread.h
• src/system_Thread.cpp