object_level_lock.h

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#ifndef NVWA_OBJECT_LEVEL_LOCK_H
#define NVWA_OBJECT_LEVEL_LOCK_H

#include "fast_mutex.h"         // nvwa::fast_mutex/_NOTHREADS
#include "_nvwa.h"              // NVWA_NAMESPACE_*

NVWA_NAMESPACE_BEGIN

# ifdef _NOTHREADS

    template <class _Host>
    class object_level_lock
    {
    public:
        class lock
        {
#   ifndef NDEBUG
            const object_level_lock& _M_host;
#   endif

            lock(const lock&);
            lock& operator=(const lock&);
        public:
            explicit lock(const object_level_lock& host)
#   ifndef NDEBUG
                : _M_host(host)
#   endif
            {}
#   ifndef NDEBUG
            // The purpose of this method is allow one to write code
            // like "assert(guard.get_locked_object() == this)" to
            // ensure that the locked object is exactly the object being
            // accessed.
            const object_level_lock* get_locked_object() const
            {
                return &_M_host;
            }
#   endif
        };

        typedef _Host volatile_type;
    };
# else

    template <class _Host>
    class object_level_lock
    {
        mutable fast_mutex _M_mtx;

    public:
        // The C++ 1998 Standard required the use of `friend' here, but
        // this requirement was considered a defect and subsequently
        // changed.  It is still used here for compatibility with older
        // compilers.
        class lock;
        friend class lock;

        class lock
        {
            const object_level_lock& _M_host;

            lock(const lock&);
            lock& operator=(const lock&);
        public:
            explicit lock(const object_level_lock& host) : _M_host(host)
            {
                _M_host._M_mtx.lock();
            }
            ~lock()
            {
                _M_host._M_mtx.unlock();
            }
#   ifndef NDEBUG
            // The purpose of this method is allow one to write code
            // like "assert(guard.get_locked_object() == this)" to
            // ensure that the locked object is exactly the object being
            // accessed.
            const object_level_lock* get_locked_object() const
            {
                return &_M_host;
            }
#   endif
        };

        typedef volatile _Host volatile_type;
    };
# endif // _NOTHREADS

NVWA_NAMESPACE_END

#endif // NVWA_OBJECT_LEVEL_LOCK_H

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