pw::async2::PendFuncTask< Func > Class Template Reference

Overview

template<typename Func = Function<Poll<>(Context&)>>
class pw::async2::PendFuncTask< Func >

A Task that delegates to a provided function func.

The provided func may be any callable (function, lambda, or similar) which accepts a Context& and returns a Poll<>.

The resulting Task will implement Pend by invoking func.

Inheritance diagram for pw::async2::PendFuncTask< Func >:

Public Types
using	CallableType = Func

Public Member Functions
	PendFuncTask (Func &&func)
Public Member Functions inherited from pw::async2::Task
constexpr	Task (log::Token name=kDefaultName)
	Task (const Task &)=delete
	Task (Task &&)=delete
Task &	operator= (const Task &)=delete
Task &	operator= (Task &&)=delete
Poll	Pend (Context &cx)
bool	IsRegistered () const
void	Deregister ()
void	Destroy ()

Private Member Functions
Poll	DoPend (Context &cx) final

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from pw::containers::future::IntrusiveList< T >::Item
constexpr	Item ()=default

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PendFuncTask()

template<typename Func = Function<Poll<>(Context&)>>

pw::async2::PendFuncTask< Func >::PendFuncTask ( Func &&  func )

inline

Create a new Task which delegates Pend to func.

See class docs for more details.

Member Function Documentation

DoPend()

template<typename Func = Function<Poll<>(Context&)>>

Poll pw::async2::PendFuncTask< Func >::DoPend ( Context &  )

inlinefinalprivatevirtual

Attempts to advance this Task to completion.

This method should not perform synchronous waiting, as doing so may block the main Dispatcher loop and prevent other Task s from progressing. Because of this, Task s should not invoke blocking Dispatcher methods such as RunUntilComplete.

Task s should also avoid invoking RunUntilStalled` on their own Dispatcher``.

Returns Ready if complete, or Pending if the Task was not yet able to complete.

If Pending is returned, the Task must ensure it is woken up when it is able to make progress. To do this, Task::Pend must arrange for Waker::Wake to be called, either by storing a copy of the Waker away to be awoken by another system (such as an interrupt handler).

Implements pw::async2::Task.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• pw_async2/public/pw_async2/pend_func_task.h