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18/// \file gtimer.h
19///
20
21#ifndef G_NET_TIMER_H
22#define G_NET_TIMER_H
23
24#include "gdef.h"
25#include "gdatetime.h"
26#include "geventhandler.h"
27#include "gexception.h"
28#include "gexceptionsink.h"
29
30namespace GNet
31{
32 class TimerBase ;
33}
34
35//| \class GNet::TimerBase
36/// An interface used by GNet::TimerList to keep track of pending timeouts
37/// and to deliver timeout events. The public methods to start and cancel
38/// the timer are normally used via GNet::Timer<>.
39///
41{
42protected:
43 explicit TimerBase( ExceptionSink es ) ;
44 ///< Constructor. The ExceptionSink receives an onException()
45 ///< call if the onTimeout() implementation throws.
46
47public:
48 virtual ~TimerBase() ;
49 ///< Destructor.
50
51 void startTimer( unsigned int interval_s , unsigned int interval_us = 0U ) ;
52 ///< Starts or restarts the timer so that it expires
53 ///< after the given interval.
54
55 void startTimer( const G::TimeInterval & ) ;
56 ///< Starts or restarts the timer so that it expires
57 ///< after the given interval.
58
59 void cancelTimer() ;
60 ///< Cancels the timer. Does nothing if not running.
61
62 bool active() const noexcept ;
63 ///< Returns true if the timer is started and not cancelled.
64
65 bool immediate() const ;
66 ///< Used by TimerList. Returns true if the timer is active()
67 ///< and zero-length.
68
69 void doTimeout() ;
70 ///< Used by TimerList to execute the onTimeout() callback.
71
72 G::TimerTime t() const ;
73 ///< Used by TimerList to get the expiry epoch time. Zero-length
74 ///< timers return a value corresponding to some time in ancient
75 ///< history (1970).
76
77 void adjust( unsigned int us ) ;
78 ///< Used by TimerList to set the fractional part of the expiry
79 ///< time of immediate() timers so that t() is ordered by
80 ///< startTimer() time.
81
82 bool expired( G::TimerTime & ) const ;
83 ///< Used by TimerList. Returns true if expired when compared
84 ///< to the given epoch time.
85
86protected:
87 virtual void onTimeout() = 0 ;
88 ///< Called when the timer expires (or soon after).
89
90public:
91 TimerBase( const TimerBase & ) = delete ;
92 TimerBase( TimerBase && ) = delete ;
93 void operator=( const TimerBase & ) = delete ;
94 void operator=( TimerBase && ) = delete ;
95
96private:
97 static G::TimerTime history() ;
98
99private:
100 G::TimerTime m_time ;
101} ;
102
103inline bool GNet::TimerBase::active() const noexcept
104{
105 return !m_time.isZero() ;
106}
107
108namespace GNet
109{
110
111//| \class Timer
112/// A timer class template in which the timeout is delivered to the specified
113/// method. Any exception thrown out of the timeout handler is delivered to
114/// the specified ExceptionHandler interface so that it can be handled or
115/// rethrown.
116///
117/// Eg:
118/// \code
119/// struct Foo
120/// {
121/// Timer<Foo> m_timer ;
122/// Foo( ExceptionSink es ) : m_timer(*this,&Foo::onTimeout,es) {}
123/// void onTimeout() { throw "oops" ; }
124/// } ;
125/// \endcode
126///
127template <typename T>
128class Timer : private TimerBase
129{
130public:
131 using method_type = void (T::*)() ;
132
133 Timer( T & t , method_type m , ExceptionSink ) ;
134 ///< Constructor.
135
136 void startTimer( unsigned int interval_s , unsigned int interval_us = 0U ) ;
137 ///< Starts or restarts the timer so that it expires
138 ///< after the given interval.
139
140 void startTimer( const G::TimeInterval & ) ;
141 ///< Starts or restarts the timer so that it expires
142 ///< after the given interval.
143
144 void cancelTimer() ;
145 ///< Cancels the timer. Does nothing if not running.
146
147 bool active() const noexcept ;
148 ///< Returns true if the timer is running.
149
150public:
151 ~Timer() override = default ;
152 Timer( const Timer<T> & ) = delete ;
153 Timer( Timer<T> && ) = delete ;
154 void operator=( const Timer<T> & ) = delete ;
155 void operator=( Timer<T> && ) = delete ;
156
157private: // overrides
158 void onTimeout() override ; // Override from GNet::TimerBase.
159
160private:
161 T & m_t ; // callback target object
162 method_type m_m ;
163} ;
164
165template <typename T>
166Timer<T>::Timer( T & t , method_type m , GNet::ExceptionSink es ) :
167 TimerBase(es) ,
168 m_t(t) ,
169 m_m(m)
170{
171}
172
173template <typename T>
174void Timer<T>::startTimer( unsigned int s , unsigned int us )
175{
176 TimerBase::startTimer( s , us ) ;
177}
178
179template <typename T>
181{
183}
184
185template <typename T>
187{
189}
190
191template <typename T>
192bool Timer<T>::active() const noexcept
193{
194 return TimerBase::active() ;
195}
196
197template <typename T>
199{
200 (m_t.*m_m)() ;
201}
202
203}
204
205#endif
A tuple containing an ExceptionHandler interface pointer and a bound 'exception source' pointer.
An interface used by GNet::TimerList to keep track of pending timeouts and to deliver timeout events.
Definition: gtimer.h:41
void doTimeout()
Used by TimerList to execute the onTimeout() callback.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:104
bool immediate() const
Used by TimerList.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:83
void cancelTimer()
Cancels the timer. Does nothing if not running.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:94
TimerBase(ExceptionSink es)
Constructor.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:29
virtual void onTimeout()=0
Called when the timer expires (or soon after).
void startTimer(unsigned int interval_s, unsigned int interval_us=0U)
Starts or restarts the timer so that it expires after the given interval.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:64
bool expired(G::TimerTime &) const
Used by TimerList.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:47
bool active() const noexcept
Returns true if the timer is started and not cancelled.
Definition: gtimer.h:103
G::TimerTime t() const
Used by TimerList to get the expiry epoch time.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:111
virtual ~TimerBase()
Destructor.
Definition: gtimer.cpp:35
void adjust(unsigned int us)
Used by TimerList to set the fractional part of the expiry time of immediate() timers so that t() is ...
Definition: gtimer.cpp:88
A timer class template in which the timeout is delivered to the specified method.
Definition: gtimer.h:129
void startTimer(unsigned int interval_s, unsigned int interval_us=0U)
Starts or restarts the timer so that it expires after the given interval.
Definition: gtimer.h:174
void startTimer(const G::TimeInterval &)
Starts or restarts the timer so that it expires after the given interval.
Definition: gtimer.h:180
void cancelTimer()
Cancels the timer. Does nothing if not running.
Definition: gtimer.h:186
bool active() const noexcept
Returns true if the timer is running.
Definition: gtimer.h:192
Timer(T &t, method_type m, ExceptionSink)
Constructor.
Definition: gtimer.h:166
An interval between two G::SystemTime values or two G::TimerTime values.
Definition: gdatetime.h:289
A monotonically increasing subsecond-resolution timestamp, notionally unrelated to time_t.
Definition: gdatetime.h:213
bool isZero() const noexcept
Returns true if zero().
Definition: gdatetime.h:279
Network classes.
Definition: gdef.h:1115