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2) implemented Lock. See effective C++ item 14.
This is as easy to use as Java synchronize.
3) wrapper on top of std::string. All usage of string in pvData is one of:
String - Just a std::string
StringBuilder - Used where StringBuilder is used in Java
StringConst - Just a "std::string const". This is used wherever String is used in Java
StringConstArray - Just like a String[] in Java.
4) The reference counting (incReferenceCount and decReferenceCount) are now private. It is completely handled by the implenentaion.
NO code that uses pvData needs even know about reference counting.
23 lines
521 B
C++
23 lines
521 B
C++
/* noDefaultMethods.h */
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#ifndef NO_DEFAULT_METHODS_H
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#define NO_DEFAULT_METHODS_H
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namespace epics { namespace pvData {
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/* This is based on Item 6 of
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* Effective C++, Third Edition, Scott Meyers
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*/
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class NoDefaultMethods {
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protected:
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// allow by derived objects
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NoDefaultMethods(){};
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~NoDefaultMethods(){}
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private:
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// do not implment
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NoDefaultMethods(const NoDefaultMethods&);
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NoDefaultMethods & operator=(const NoDefaultMethods &);
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};
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}}
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#endif /* NO_DEFAULT_METHODS_H */
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