#include <chunk.h>

Public Types
using	element_type = std::byte

using	value_type = std::byte

using	size_type = size_t

using	difference_type = ptrdiff_t

using	pointer = std::byte *

using	const_pointer = const std::byte *

using	reference = std::byte &

using	const_reference = const std::byte &

using	iterator = std::byte *

using	const_iterator = const std::byte *

using	reverse_iterator = std::byte *

using	const_reverse_iterator = const std::byte *

Public Member Functions
	OwnedChunk (OwnedChunk &&other) noexcept

OwnedChunk &	operator= (OwnedChunk &&other) noexcept

	~OwnedChunk ()
	This method will acquire a mutex and is not IRQ safe.

std::byte *	data ()

const std::byte *	data () const

size_t	size () const

std::byte &	operator[] (size_t index)

std::byte	operator[] (size_t index) const

std::byte *	begin ()

const std::byte *	begin () const

const std::byte *	cbegin () const

std::byte *	end ()

const std::byte *	end () const

const std::byte *	cend () const

Chunk &	operator* ()

const Chunk &	operator* () const

Chunk *	operator-> ()

const Chunk *	operator-> () const

void	Release ()

Chunk *	Take () &&

Detailed Description

An RAII handle to a contiguous slice of data.

Note: OwnedChunk may acquire a pw::sync::Mutex during destruction, and so must not be destroyed within ISR contexts.

Member Function Documentation

void pw::multibuf::OwnedChunk::Release ( )

Decrements the reference count on the underlying chunk of data and empties this handle so that span() now returns an empty (zero-sized) span.

Does not modify the underlying data, but may cause it to be deallocated if this was the only remaining Chunk referring to its region.

This method is equivalent to { Chunk _unused = std::move(chunk_ref); }

This method will acquire a mutex and is not IRQ safe.

Chunk * pw::multibuf::OwnedChunk::Take ( ) &&

inline

Returns the contained Chunk* and empties this OwnedChunk without releasing the underlying Chunk.

friend class Chunk

friend

Allow ChunkRegionTracker and MultiBuf to create OwnedChunks using the private constructor above.

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