#include <channel_element_base.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase:

Public Types
typedef boost::intrusive_ptr < ChannelElementBase >	shared_ptr
Public Member Functions
	ChannelElementBase ()
virtual void	clear ()
virtual void	disconnect (bool forward)
ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr	getInput ()
ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr	getInputEndPoint ()
ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr	getOutput ()
ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr	getOutputEndPoint ()
virtual bool	inputReady ()
void	removeInput ()
void	setOutput (shared_ptr output)
virtual bool	signal ()
virtual	~ChannelElementBase ()
Protected Member Functions
void	deref ()
void	ref ()
Private Attributes
shared_ptr	input
shared_ptr	output
oro_atomic_t	refcount
Friends
void	intrusive_ptr_add_ref (ChannelElementBase *e)
void	intrusive_ptr_release (ChannelElementBase *e)

Detailed Description

In the data flow implementation, a channel is created by chaining ChannelElementBase objects.

ChannelElementBase objects are refcounted. In the chain, an element maintains the refcount for its successor, and holds a simple pointer to its predecessor.

Definition at line 37 of file channel_element_base.hpp.

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef boost::intrusive_ptr<ChannelElementBase> micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr

Reimplemented in micros_rtt::ChannelElement< M >, and micros_rtt::ChannelElement< T >.

Definition at line 40 of file channel_element_base.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::ChannelElementBase ( )

A default constructed ChannelElementBase has no input nor output configured. The only way to set an input or output is to use setOutput().

Definition at line 25 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::~ChannelElementBase ( ) [virtual]

Definition at line 31 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

void micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::clear ( ) [virtual]

Clears any data stored by the channel. It means that ChannelElement::read() will return false afterwards (provided that no new data has been written on the meantime of course)

By default, the channel element forwards the calls to its input

Reimplemented in micros_rtt::ChannelDataElement< T >.

Definition at line 96 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

void micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::deref ( ) [protected]

Decreases the reference count, and deletes the object if it is zero

Definition at line 116 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

void micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::disconnect ( bool forward ) [virtual]

Performs a disconnection of this channel's endpoints. If forward is true, then the disconnection is initiated by the input endpoint. Otherwise, it has been initiated by the output endpoint.

Reimplemented in micros_rtt::ConnOutputEndpoint< M >, and micros_rtt::ConnInputEndpoint< M >.

Definition at line 55 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::getInput ( )

Returns the current input channel element. This will only return a valid channel element if another element has received this object as an argument to setOutput().

Returns:

Reimplemented in micros_rtt::ChannelElement< M >, and micros_rtt::ChannelElement< T >.

Definition at line 36 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::getInputEndPoint ( )

Returns the first input channel element of this connection. Will return the channel element the furthest away from the input port, or this if none.

Returns:: getInput() ? getInput()->getInputEndPoint() : this

Definition at line 76 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::getOutput ( )

Returns the next channel element in the channel's propagation direction

Reimplemented in micros_rtt::ChannelElement< M >, and micros_rtt::ChannelElement< T >.

Definition at line 42 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

ChannelElementBase::shared_ptr micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::getOutputEndPoint ( )

Returns the last output channel element of this connection. Will return the channel element the furthest away from the output port, or this if none.

Returns:: getOutput() ? getOutput()->getInputEndPoint() : this

Definition at line 81 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

bool micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::inputReady ( ) [virtual]

This is called by an input port when it is ready to receive data. Each channel element has the responsibility to pass this notification on to the next, in the direction of the output.

Returns:: false if a fatal connection failure was encountered and the channel needs to be destroyed.

Reimplemented in micros_rtt::MQChannelElement< M >, micros_rtt::ConnOutputEndpoint< M >, and micros_rtt::ConnInputEndpoint< M >.

Definition at line 87 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

void micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::ref ( ) [protected]

Increases the reference count

Definition at line 111 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

void micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::removeInput ( )

Removes the input channel (if any). This call may delete channels from memory.

void micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::setOutput ( shared_ptr output )

Sets the output of this channel element to output and sets the input of output to this. This implies that this channel element becomes the input of output. There is no setInput function since this function does both setting input and output of this and output.

Parameters:

output the next element in chain.

Definition at line 48 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.

bool micros_rtt::ChannelElementBase::signal ( ) [virtual]

Signals that there is new data available on this channel By default, the channel element forwards the call to its output

Returns:: false if an error occured that requires the channel to be invalidated. In no ways it indicates that the sample has been received by the other side of the channel.

Reimplemented in micros_rtt::ConnOutputEndpoint< M >.

Definition at line 103 of file channel_elem_base.cpp.