tsReactorSupport.h File Reference

Classes
class	ts::ReactorSupport

Namespaces
namespace	ts
	TSDuck namespace, containing all TSDuck classes and functions.

Macros
#define	TS_USE_ASYNCHRONOUS_IO   1
#define	TS_USE_IMMEDIATE_IO   1

Detailed Description

Define which kind of support is provided for reactors.

Macro Definition Documentation

TS_USE_IMMEDIATE_IO

#define TS_USE_IMMEDIATE_IO   1

This macro is defined when the Reactor uses an immediate I/O model.

Reactive classes which manage I/O shall repeatedly attempt I/O operations as long as they succeed. When they fail with a "would block" status, the reactive class shall request the Reactor to be notified when the I/O becomes possible.

The macros TS_USE_IMMEDIATE_IO and TS_USE_ASYNCHRONOUS_IO should be used only when contitional compilation is required for syntactic reasons. A reactive I/O class should use "if constexpr" structures using the static methods UseImmediateIO() and UseAsynchronousIO().

See also

TS_USE_ASYNCHRONOUS_IO

ts::ReactorSupport::UseImmediateIO()

ts::ReactorSupport::UseAsynchronousIO()

ts::Device

TS_USE_ASYNCHRONOUS_IO

#define TS_USE_ASYNCHRONOUS_IO   1

This macro is defined when the Reactor uses an asynchronous I/O model.

Reactive classes which manage I/O shall start I/O operations and, if the operation completes with a "pending" status, the reactive class shall request the Reactor to be notified when the I/O completes. In the meantime, the reactive class shall ensure that the I/O buffers remain valid, as they are used in the background by the I/O.

The macros TS_USE_IMMEDIATE_IO and TS_USE_ASYNCHRONOUS_IO should be used only when contitional compilation is required for syntactic reasons. A reactive I/O class should use "if constexpr" structures using the static methods UseImmediateIO() and UseAsynchronousIO().

See also

TS_USE_IMMEDIATE_IO

ts::ReactorSupport::UseImmediateIO()

ts::ReactorSupport::UseAsynchronousIO()

ts::Device