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Mutex that doesn't do locking because it ain't needed when there're no threads. More...
 
  
 | Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | BeginCritical (bool allow_recursive=false) | 
| Begin the critical section. | |
| virtual void | EndCritical (bool allow_recursive=false) | 
| End of the critical section. | |
| virtual void | WaitForSignal () | 
| Wait for a signal to be send. | |
| virtual void | SendSignal () | 
| Send a signal and wake the 'thread' that was waiting for it. | |
|  Public Member Functions inherited from ThreadMutex | |
| virtual | ~ThreadMutex () | 
| Virtual Destructor to avoid compiler warnings. | |
| Additional Inherited Members | |
|  Static Public Member Functions inherited from ThreadMutex | |
| static ThreadMutex * | New () | 
| Create a new mutex. | |
Mutex that doesn't do locking because it ain't needed when there're no threads.
Definition at line 24 of file thread_none.cpp.
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 | inlinevirtual | 
Begin the critical section.
| allow_recursive | Whether recursive locking is intentional. If false, NOT_REACHED() will be called when the mutex is already locked by the current thread. | 
Implements ThreadMutex.
Definition at line 26 of file thread_none.cpp.
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 | inlinevirtual | 
End of the critical section.
| allow_recursive | Whether recursive unlocking is intentional. If false, NOT_REACHED() will be called when the mutex was locked more than once by the current thread. | 
Implements ThreadMutex.
Definition at line 27 of file thread_none.cpp.
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 | inlinevirtual | 
Wait for a signal to be send.
Implements ThreadMutex.
Definition at line 28 of file thread_none.cpp.
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