trantor::EventLoopThreadPool Class Reference

This class represents a pool of EventLoopThread objects. More...

#include <trantor/net/EventLoopThreadPool.h>

Inheritance diagram for trantor::EventLoopThreadPool:

Collaboration diagram for trantor::EventLoopThreadPool:

Public Member Functions
	EventLoopThreadPool (size_t threadNum, const std::string &name="EventLoopThreadPool")
	Construct a new event loop thread pool instance.
void	start ()
	Run all event loops in the pool.
void	wait ()
	Wait for all event loops in the pool to quit.
size_t	size ()
	Return the number of the event loop.
EventLoop *	getNextLoop ()
	Get the next event loop in the pool.
EventLoop *	getLoop (size_t id)
	Get the event loop in the id position in the pool.
std::vector< EventLoop * >	getLoops () const
	Get all event loops in the pool.

Detailed Description

This class represents a pool of EventLoopThread objects.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

EventLoopThreadPool()

trantor::EventLoopThreadPool::EventLoopThreadPool	(	size_t	threadNum,
		const std::string &	name = "EventLoopThreadPool" )

Construct a new event loop thread pool instance.

Parameters

threadNum	The number of threads
name	The name of the EventLoopThreadPool object.

Member Function Documentation

getLoop()

EventLoop * trantor::EventLoopThreadPool::getLoop

(

size_t

id

)

Get the event loop in the id position in the pool.

Parameters

id	The id of the first event loop is zero. If the id >= the number of event loops, nullptr is returned.

Returns

EventLoop*

getLoops()

std::vector< EventLoop * > trantor::EventLoopThreadPool::getLoops

(

)

const

Get all event loops in the pool.

Returns

std::vector<EventLoop *>

getNextLoop()

EventLoop * trantor::EventLoopThreadPool::getNextLoop

(

)

Get the next event loop in the pool.

Returns

EventLoop*

size()

size_t trantor::EventLoopThreadPool::size ( )

inline

Return the number of the event loop.

Returns

size_t

start()

void trantor::EventLoopThreadPool::start

(

)

Run all event loops in the pool.

Note

This function doesn't block the current thread.

wait()

void trantor::EventLoopThreadPool::wait

(

)

Wait for all event loops in the pool to quit.

Note

This function blocks the current thread.

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

• trantor/net/EventLoopThreadPool.h