BasicUsageEnvironment0.hh

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// Copyright (c) 1996-2025 Live Networks, Inc.  All rights reserved.
// Basic Usage Environment: for a simple, non-scripted, console application
// C++ header
 
#ifndef _BASIC_USAGE_ENVIRONMENT0_HH
#define _BASIC_USAGE_ENVIRONMENT0_HH
 
#ifndef _BASICUSAGEENVIRONMENT_VERSION_HH
#include "BasicUsageEnvironment_version.hh"
#endif
 
#ifndef _USAGE_ENVIRONMENT_HH
#include "UsageEnvironment.hh"
#endif
 
#ifndef _DELAY_QUEUE_HH
#include "DelayQueue.hh"
#endif
 
#define RESULT_MSG_BUFFER_MAX 1000
 
// An abstract base class, useful for subclassing
// (e.g., to redefine the implementation of "operator<<")
class BasicUsageEnvironment0: public UsageEnvironment {
public:
  // redefined virtual functions:
  virtual MsgString getResultMsg() const;
 
  virtual void setResultMsg(MsgString msg);
  virtual void setResultMsg(MsgString msg1,
                    MsgString msg2);
  virtual void setResultMsg(MsgString msg1,
                    MsgString msg2,
                    MsgString msg3);
  virtual void setResultErrMsg(MsgString msg, int err = 0);
 
  virtual void appendToResultMsg(MsgString msg);
 
  virtual void reportBackgroundError();
 
protected:
  BasicUsageEnvironment0(TaskScheduler& taskScheduler);
  virtual ~BasicUsageEnvironment0();
 
private:
  void reset();
 
  char fResultMsgBuffer[RESULT_MSG_BUFFER_MAX];
  unsigned fCurBufferSize;
  unsigned fBufferMaxSize;
};
 
class HandlerSet; // forward
 
// Note: You may redefine MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS,
// but it must be <= the number of bits in an "EventTriggerId"
#ifndef MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS
#define MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS 32
#endif
#define EVENT_TRIGGER_ID_HIGH_BIT (1 << (MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS-1))
 
// An abstract base class, useful for subclassing
// (e.g., to redefine the implementation of socket event handling)
class BasicTaskScheduler0: public TaskScheduler {
public:
  virtual ~BasicTaskScheduler0();
 
  virtual void SingleStep(unsigned maxDelayTime = 0) = 0;
      // "maxDelayTime" is in microseconds.  It allows a subclass to impose a limit
      // on how long "select()" can delay, in case it wants to also do polling.
      // 0 (the default value) means: There's no maximum; just look at the delay queue
 
public:
  // Redefined virtual functions:
  virtual TaskToken scheduleDelayedTask(int64_t microseconds, TaskFunc* proc,
                                void* clientData);
  virtual void unscheduleDelayedTask(TaskToken& prevTask);
 
  virtual void doEventLoop(EventLoopWatchVariable* watchVariable);
 
  virtual EventTriggerId createEventTrigger(TaskFunc* eventHandlerProc);
  virtual void deleteEventTrigger(EventTriggerId eventTriggerId);
  virtual void triggerEvent(EventTriggerId eventTriggerId, void* clientData = NULL);
 
protected:
  BasicTaskScheduler0();
 
protected:
  // To implement delayed operations:
  intptr_t fTokenCounter;
  DelayQueue fDelayQueue;
 
  // To implement background reads:
  HandlerSet* fHandlers;
  int fLastHandledSocketNum;
 
  // To implement event triggers:
#ifndef NO_STD_LIB
  std::atomic_flag fTriggersAwaitingHandling[MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS];
#else
  Boolean volatile fTriggersAwaitingHandling[MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS];
#endif
  u_int32_t fLastUsedTriggerMask; // implemented as a 32-bit bitmap
  TaskFunc* fTriggeredEventHandlers[MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS];
  void* fTriggeredEventClientDatas[MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS];
  unsigned fLastUsedTriggerNum; // in the range [0,MAX_NUM_EVENT_TRIGGERS)
  Boolean fEventTriggersAreBeingUsed;
};
 
#endif