epics::pvData::Thread::Config Class Reference

Create a new thread using the given. More...

#include <misc/pv/thread.h>

Public Member Functions
	Config (Runnable *r)
	Config (void(*fn)(void *), void *ptr)
template<typename C >
	Config (C *inst, void(C::*meth)())
Config &	name (const std::string &n)
Config &	prio (unsigned int p)
Config &	stack (epicsThreadStackSizeClass s)
Config &	autostart (bool a)
Config &	run (Runnable *r)
	Thread will execute Runnable::run()
Config &	run (void(*fn)(void *), void *ptr)
	Thread will execute (*fn)(ptr)
template<typename C >
Config &	run (C *inst, void(C::*meth)())
	Thread will execute (inst->*meth)()
template<typename T >
Config &	operator<< (T x)
	Append to thread name string. Argument must be understood by std::ostream::operator<<.

Friends
class	Thread

Detailed Description

Create a new thread using the given.

be reused.

Defaults: name: "" priority: epicsThreadPriorityLow (aka epics::pvData::lowestPriority) stack size: epicsThreadStackSmall auto start: true runner: nil (must be set explictly)

stuct bar { void meth(); ... } X;
// with a static thread name
Thread foo(Thread::Config(&X, &bar::meth)
            .name("example")
            .prio(epicsThreadPriorityHigh));

// with a constructed thread name
Thread foo(Thread::Config(&X, &bar::meth)
            .prio(epicsThreadPriorityHigh)
            <<"example"<<1);

Exceptions

std::logic_error

for improper

runner)

Definition at line 95 of file thread.h.

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

• misc/pv/thread.h