caf::scheduler Class Reference

A scheduler is responsible for managing the execution of resumables. More...

#include <scheduler.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for caf::scheduler:

Public Member Functions
virtual void	schedule (resumable *what)=0
	Schedules what to run at some point in the future.
virtual void	delay (resumable *what)=0
	Delay the next execution of what.
virtual void	start ()=0
	Starts this scheduler and all of its workers.
virtual void	stop ()=0
	Stops this scheduler and all of its workers.

Static Public Member Functions
static std::unique_ptr< scheduler >	make_work_stealing (actor_system &sys)
static std::unique_ptr< scheduler >	make_work_sharing (actor_system &sys)

Detailed Description

A scheduler is responsible for managing the execution of resumables.

Member Function Documentation

delay()

virtual void caf::scheduler::delay ( resumable * what )

pure virtual

Delay the next execution of what.

Unlike schedule, this function is not thread-safe and must be called only from the scheduler thread that is currently running.

schedule()

virtual void caf::scheduler::schedule ( resumable * what )

pure virtual

Schedules what to run at some point in the future.

@thread-safe

start()

virtual void caf::scheduler::start ( )

pure virtual

Starts this scheduler and all of its workers.

Implemented in caf::io::network::multiplexer.

stop()

virtual void caf::scheduler::stop ( )

pure virtual

Stops this scheduler and all of its workers.

Implemented in caf::io::network::multiplexer.

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

• libcaf_core/caf/scheduler.hpp
• libcaf_core/caf/scheduler.cpp