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35 /*
36  * --------------------------------------------------------------------------
37  * NOTES:
38  *    - This file (vjThreadKeyWin32.h) MUST be included by vjThread.h, not
39  *      the other way around.
40  * --------------------------------------------------------------------------
41  */
42
43 #ifndef _VJ_THREAD_KEY_WIN_32_H_
44 #define _VJ_THREAD_KEY_WIN_32_H_
45
46 #include <vjConfig.h>
47
48 #include <stdio.h>
49
50 #include <Threads/vjThreadFunctor.h>
51
52
53 // Key destructor function type.
54 typedef vj_thread_func_t vjKeyDestructor;
55
56 class vjThreadKeyWin32 {
57 public:
58     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
59     //: Constructor.  Allocate a <keyp> that is used to identify data that is
60     //+ specific to each thread in the process, is global to all threads in
61     //+ the process and is destroyed using the spcefied destructor function
62     //+ that takes a single argument.
63     //
64     //! PRE: None.
65     //! POST: A key is created and is associated with the specified
66     //+       destructor function and argument.
67     //
68     //! ARGS: dest_func - The destructor function for the key.  This uses
69     //+                   the functor data structure.
70     //! ARGS: arg - Argument to be passed to destructor (optional).
71     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
72     vjThreadKeyWin32 (vj_thread_func_t destructor, void* arg = 0)
73         : mKeyID(0xffffffff), mDestroyData(NULL)
74     {
75         mDestroyData = new vjThreadNonMemberFunctor(destructor, arg);
76         keycreate();
77     }
78
79     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
80     //: Constructor.  Allocates a <keyp> that is used to identify data that
81     //+ is specific to each thread in the process, is global to all threads
82     //+ in the process and is destroyed by the specified destructor function.
83     //
84     //! PRE: None.
85     //! POST: A key is created and is associated with the specified
86     //+       destructor function.
87     //
88     //! ARGS: desctructor - Procedure to be called to destroy a data value
89     //+                     associated with the key when the thread
90     //+                     terminates.
91     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
92     vjThreadKeyWin32 (vjBaseThreadFunctor* destructor)
93         : mKeyID(0xffffffff), mDestroyData(NULL)
94     {
95         mDestroyData = destructor;
96         keycreate();
97     }
98
99     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
100     //: Destructor.
101     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
102     ~vjThreadKeyWin32 (void) {
103         keyfree();
104     }
105
106     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
107     //: Allocate a <keyp> that is used to identify data that is specific to
108     //+ each thread in the process, is global to all threads in the process
109     //+ and is destroyed using the spcefied destructor function that takes a
110     //+ single argument.
111     //
112     //! PRE: None.
113     //! POST: A key is created and is associated with the specified
114     //+       destructor function and argument.
115     //
116     //! ARGS: dest_func - The destructor function for the key.  This uses
117     //+                   the functor data structure.
118     //! ARGS: arg - Argument to be passed to destructor (optional).
119     //
120     //! RETURNS:  0 - Successful completion
121     //! RETURNS: -1 - Error
122     //
123     //! NOTE: Use this routine to construct the key destructor function if
124     //+       it requires arguments.  Otherwise, use the two-argument
125     //+       version of keycreate().
126     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
127     inline int
128     keycreate (vj_thread_func_t destructor, void* arg = 0) {
129         if ( mDestroyData != NULL ) {
130             delete mDestroyData;
131         }
132
133         mDestroyData = new vjThreadNonMemberFunctor(destructor, arg);
134         return keycreate();
135     }
136
137     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
138     //: Allocates a <keyp> that is used to identify data that is specific to
139     //+ each thread in the process, is global to all threads in the process
140     //+ and is destroyed by the specified destructor function.
141     //
142     //! PRE: None.
143     //! POST: A key is created and is associated with the specified
144     //+       destructor function.
145     //
146     //! ARGS: desctructor - Procedure to be called to destroy a data value
147     //+                     associated with the key when the thread
148     //+                     terminates.
149     //
150     //! RETURNS:  0 - Successful completion
151     //! RETURNS: -1 - Error
152     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
153     inline int
154     keycreate (vjBaseThreadFunctor* destructor) {
155         mDestroyData = destructor;
156         return keycreate();
157     }
158
159     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
160     //: Free up the key so that other threads may reuse it.
161     //
162     //! PRE: The specified key must have been properly created using the
163     //+      keycreate() member function.
164     //! POST: The specified key is destroyed using the destructor function
165     //+       previously associated with it, and its resources are freed.
166     //
167     //! RETURNS:  0 - Successful completion
168     //! RETURNS: -1 - Error
169     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
170     inline int
171     keyfree (void) {
172         int retval;
173
174         if ( mDestroyData != NULL ) {
175             (*mDestroyData)();
176         }
177
178         retval = 0;
179
180         if ( mKeyID != 0xffffffff ) {
181            if ( ! TlsFree(mKeyID) ) {
182                perror("Could not free thread local storage");
183                retval = -1;
184            }
185         }
186
187         return retval;
188     }
189
190     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
191     //: Bind value to the thread-specific data key, <key>, for the calling
192     //+ thread.
193     //
194     //! PRE: The specified key must have been properly created using the
195     //+      keycreate() member function.
196     //! POST: The specified value is associated with the key for the calling
197     //+       thread.
198     //
199     //! ARGS: value - Address containing data to be associated with the
200     //+               specified key for the current thread.
201     //
202     //! RETURNS:  0 - Successful completion
203     //! RETURNS: -1 - Error
204     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
205     inline int
206     setspecific (void* value) {
207         int retval;
208
209         retval = 0;
210         if ( ! TlsSetValue(mKeyID, value) ) {
211             perror("Could not set value for thread local storage");
212             retval = -1;
213         }
214
215         return retval;
216     }
217
218     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
219     //: Stores the current value bound to <key> for the calling thread into
220     //+ the location pointed to by <valuep>.
221     //
222     //! PRE: The specified key must have been properly created using the
223     //+      keycreate() member function.
224     //! POST: The value associated with the key is obtained and stored in the
225     //+       pointer valuep so that the caller may work with it.
226     //
227     //! ARGS: valuep - Address of the current data value associated with the
228     //+                key.
229     //
230     //! RETURNS:  0 - Successful completion
231     //! RETURNS: -1 - Error
232     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
233     inline int
234     getspecific (void** valuep) {
235         *valuep = TlsGetValue(mKeyID);
236
237         return 0;
238     }
239
240 private:
241     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
242     //: Allocate a <keyp> that is used to identify data that is specific to
243     //+ each thread in the process, is global to all threads in the process.
244     // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
245     inline int
246     keycreate (void) {
247         int retval;
248
249         retval = 0;
250         mKeyID = TlsAlloc();
251
252         if ( mKeyID == 0xffffffff ) {
253             perror("Could not create thread local storage id");
254             retval = -1;
255         }
256
257         return retval;
258     }
259
260     DWORD mKeyID;                      //: Thread local storage ID
261     vjBaseThreadFunctor* mDestroyData; //: Destructor for TLS data
262 };
263
264 #endif  /* _VJ_THREAD_KEY_WIN_32_H_ */
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