| .cvsignore |
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9 |
| Makefile.in |
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821 |
| rcascii.h |
Class definitions to format ASCII data.
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4383 |
| rcbase.cpp |
RCBase.cpp - Mixin class for NSPR C++ wrappers
|
765 |
| rcbase.h |
RCBase.h - Mixin class for NSPR C++ wrappers
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1439 |
| rccv.cpp |
RCCondition - C++ wrapper around NSPR's PRCondVar
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1560 |
| rccv.h |
RCCondition - C++ wrapper around NSPR's PRCondVar
*
* Conditions have a notion of timeouts. A thread that waits on a condition
* will resume execution when the condition is notified OR when a specified
* interval of time has expired.
*
* Most applications don't adjust the timeouts on conditions. The literature
* would argue that all threads waiting on a single condition must have the
* same semantics. But if an application wishes to modify the timeout with
* (perhaps) each wait call, that modification should be done consistantly
* and under protection of the condition's associated lock.
*
* The default timeout is infinity.
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1989 |
| rcfileio.cpp |
Class implementation for normal and special file I/O (ref: prio.h)
|
5708 |
| rcfileio.h |
Class definitions for normal and special file I/O (ref: prio.h)
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4083 |
| rcinrval.cpp |
C++ interval times (ref: prinrval.h)
*
* An interval is a period of time. The start of the interval (epoch)
* must be defined by the application. The unit of time of an interval
* is platform dependent, therefore so is the maximum interval that is
* representable. However, that interval is never less that ~12 hours.
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1163 |
| rcinrval.h |
C++ interval times (ref: prinrval.h)
*
* An interval is a period of time. The start of the interval (epoch)
* must be defined by the application. The unit of time of an interval
* is platform dependent, therefore so is the maximum interval that is
* representable. However, that interval is never less than ~6 hours.
|
4880 |
| rcio.cpp |
Base class implmenation for I/O (ref: prio.h)
|
421 |
| rcio.h |
Base class definitions for I/O (ref: prio.h)
*
* This class is a virtual base class. Construction must be done by a
* subclass, but the I/O operations can be done on a RCIO object reference.
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4119 |
| rclock.cpp |
C++ access to NSPR locks (PRLock)
|
888 |
| rclock.h |
C++ access to NSPR locks (PRLock)
|
1623 |
| rcmon.h |
Class: RCMonitor (ref prmonitor.h)
*
* RCMonitor.h - C++ wrapper around NSPR's monitors
|
1191 |
| rcnetdb.cpp |
Base class implementation for network access functions (ref: prnetdb.h)
|
6026 |
| rcnetdb.h |
Base class definitions for network access functions (ref: prnetdb.h)
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2597 |
| rcnetio.cpp |
Subclass implementation for streamed network I/O (ref: prio.h)
|
5429 |
| rcnetio.h |
Subclass definitions for network I/O (ref: prio.h)
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3046 |
| rcthread.cpp |
RCThread.cpp - C++ wrapper on NSPR |
5446 |
| rcthread.h |
RCThread.h |
5171 |
| rctime.cpp |
Class implementation for calendar time routines (ref: prtime.h)
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1173 |
| rctime.h |
Class definitions for calendar time routines (ref: prtime.h)
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3469 |
| tests |
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