SALOMEDS.hxx

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//  SALOME SALOMEDS : data structure of SALOME and sources of Salome data server 
//  File   : SALOMEDS.hxx
//  Author : Sergey ANIKIN
//  Module : SALOME
//  $Header$
//
#ifndef SALOMEDS_HeaderFile
#define SALOMEDS_HeaderFile
 
#include "SALOMEDS_Defines.hxx"
 
#include <Utils_Mutex.hxx>
 
namespace SALOMEDS
{
  // PAL8065: san -- Implementation of convenient locker based on simple recursive 
  // mutex for POSIX platforms.
  // This class is to protect SALOMEDS CORBA methods which deal with OCC calls from 
  // parallel access by several threads
  // To protect some method, an instance of Locker class should be created
  // on the stack at the beginning of guarded code:
  //
  //    Locker lock;
  //
  class SALOMEDS_EXPORT Locker : public Utils_Locker
  {
  public:
    Locker();
    virtual ~Locker();
 
  private:
    static Utils_Mutex MutexDS;
 
    friend void lock();
    friend void unlock();
  };
 
  // Convenient functions to lock/unlock the global SALOMEDS mutex temporarily.
  // In particular, "unlock-dosomething-lock" scheme should be used, when some non-SALOMEDS
  // CORBA interface is called (component's engine), to avoid deadlocks in case of 
  // indirect recursion.
  void lock();
  void unlock();
}
 
#endif