MutexGuard is similar to std::lock_guard but it stores a pointer to a mutex and allows one to store a nullptr instead. More...

Inheritance diagram for taco::MutexGuard:

Public Member Functions
	MutexGuard ()

	MutexGuard (std::mutex *m)

Public Member Functions inherited from taco::ResourceGuard< std::mutex , MutexReleaseFunc, std::mutex , nullptr >
	ResourceGuard ()

	ResourceGuard (std::mutex * val)

	ResourceGuard (const ResourceGuard &)=delete

	ResourceGuard (ResourceGuard &&other)

	~ResourceGuard ()

ResourceGuard &	operator= (const ResourceGuard &)=delete

ResourceGuard &	operator= (ResourceGuard &&other)

	operator std::mutex * () const

std::mutex *	Get () const

	operator bool () const

bool	IsValid () const

void	Reset ()
	Relinquishes the underlying resource and sets its to an invalid value. More...

std::mutex *	Release ()
	Releases the underlying resource without relinquishing it and returns it to the caller. More...

constexpr bool	operator== (std::mutex * rhs) const

constexpr bool	operator!= (std::mutex * rhs) const

Detailed Description

MutexGuard is similar to std::lock_guard but it stores a pointer to a mutex and allows one to store a nullptr instead.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

taco::MutexGuard::MutexGuard ( )

inline

taco::MutexGuard::MutexGuard ( std::mutex * m )

inline

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