A fixed-count lock-free pool of the same type of object. Supports both bare- and shared-pointer allocation. More...

#include <object_pool.h>

Classes
struct	Deleter
Public Member Functions
T *	allocate ()
	Allocate a single object from the pool, returning a bare pointer.
boost::shared_ptr< T >	allocateShared ()
	Allocate a single object from the pool, returning a shared pointer.
void	free (T const *t)
	Return an object allocated through allocateBare() to the pool.
bool	hasOutstandingAllocations ()
	Returns whether or not this ObjectPool has any outstanding allocations.
void	initialize (uint32_t count, const T &tmpl)
	initialize the pool. Only use with the default constructor
boost::shared_ptr< T >	makeShared (T *t)
	Make a shared_ptr out of a bare pointer allocated by this pool.
boost::shared_ptr< T const >	makeShared (T const *t)
	Make a shared_ptr out of a bare pointer allocated by this pool.
	ObjectPool ()
	Default constructor. Must call initialize() before calling allocate()
	ObjectPool (uint32_t count, const T &tmpl)
	Constructor with initialization.
bool	owns (T const *t)
	Returns whether or not this pool owns the provided object.
bool	owns (const boost::shared_ptr< T const > &t)
	Returns whether or not this pool owns the provided object.
T *	removeShared (const boost::shared_ptr< T > &t)
	"Remove" a shared pointer allocated by this pool, turning it into a bare pointer. shared_ptrs held to this object will no longer delete the object when the go out of scope. Generally dangerous and not to be used lightly, this will probably go away in the future.
T const *	removeShared (const boost::shared_ptr< T const > &t)
	"Remove" a shared pointer allocated by this pool, turning it into a bare pointer. shared_ptrs held to this object will no longer delete the object when the go out of scope. Generally dangerous and not to be used lightly, this will probably go away in the future.
	~ObjectPool ()
Private Member Functions
template<typename T2 >
boost::shared_ptr< T2 >	makeSharedImpl (T2 *t)
Private Attributes
FreeList	freelist_
bool	initialized_
FreeList	sp_storage_freelist_

Detailed Description

template<typename T>
class lockfree::ObjectPool< T >

A fixed-count lock-free pool of the same type of object. Supports both bare- and shared-pointer allocation.

Parameters:

T	the object type

Definition at line 198 of file object_pool.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<typename T>

lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::ObjectPool ( ) [inline]

Default constructor. Must call initialize() before calling allocate()

Definition at line 228 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::ObjectPool	(	uint32_t	count,
		const T &	tmpl
	)		`[inline]`

Constructor with initialization.

Parameters:

count	The number of objects in the pool
tmpl	The object template to use to construct the objects

Definition at line 238 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::~ObjectPool ( ) [inline]

Definition at line 244 of file object_pool.h.

Member Function Documentation

template<typename T>

T* lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::allocate ( ) [inline]

Allocate a single object from the pool, returning a bare pointer.

Returns:: 0 if there are no objects left in the pool. Otherwise a pointer to an object of type T

Definition at line 347 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

boost::shared_ptr<T> lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::allocateShared ( ) [inline]

Allocate a single object from the pool, returning a shared pointer.

Returns:: An empty shared pointer if there are no objects left in the pool. Otherwise a shared pointer to an object of type T

Definition at line 278 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

void lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::free ( T const * t ) [inline]

Return an object allocated through allocateBare() to the pool.

Parameters:

t	An object that was allocated with allocateBare()

Definition at line 356 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

bool lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::hasOutstandingAllocations ( ) [inline]

Returns whether or not this ObjectPool has any outstanding allocations.

Definition at line 253 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

void lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::initialize	(	uint32_t	count,
		const T &	tmpl
	)		`[inline]`

initialize the pool. Only use with the default constructor

Parameters:

count	The number of objects in the pool
tmpl	The object template to use to construct the objects

Definition at line 263 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

boost::shared_ptr<T> lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::makeShared ( T * t ) [inline]

Make a shared_ptr out of a bare pointer allocated by this pool.

Definition at line 301 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

boost::shared_ptr<T const> lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::makeShared ( T const * t ) [inline]

Make a shared_ptr out of a bare pointer allocated by this pool.

Definition at line 309 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

template<typename T2 >

boost::shared_ptr<T2> lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::makeSharedImpl ( T2 * t ) [inline, private]

Definition at line 380 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

bool lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::owns ( T const * t ) [inline]

Returns whether or not this pool owns the provided object.

Definition at line 364 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

bool lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::owns ( const boost::shared_ptr< T const > & t ) [inline]

Returns whether or not this pool owns the provided object.

Definition at line 372 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

T* lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::removeShared ( const boost::shared_ptr< T > & t ) [inline]

"Remove" a shared pointer allocated by this pool, turning it into a bare pointer. shared_ptrs held to this object will no longer delete the object when the go out of scope. Generally dangerous and not to be used lightly, this will probably go away in the future.

Definition at line 319 of file object_pool.h.

template<typename T>

T const* lockfree::ObjectPool< T >::removeShared ( const boost::shared_ptr< T const > & t ) [inline]

"Remove" a shared pointer allocated by this pool, turning it into a bare pointer. shared_ptrs held to this object will no longer delete the object when the go out of scope. Generally dangerous and not to be used lightly, this will probably go away in the future.

Definition at line 333 of file object_pool.h.