template<typename T>
class Geo::GeoQueue

Simple FIFO queue.

Stores a static array of objects and a read and write cursor pair. Uses the managed object's copy constructor.

To use construct one and then call SetMaxObjects to set the number of objects the queue can deal with. Queue setup:

GeoQueue    MyQueue;
MyQueue.SetMaxObjects(...size require...)

Destructor deletes all objects in queue and frees resources. Alternatively call EmptyQueue() and SetMaxObject(0) to free resources without calling destructor.

Queue Operation: Read, Write and Peek are used to access the queue in standard FIFO fashion. To walk all the items in the queue use the GeoQueueEnumCallbackInterface with the Walk function.

Restrictions: Types used to instantiate the queue template must have a copy constructor. It is intended that the types managed are simple with a shallow copy constructor and simple destructor.

Cost: All functions are O(1) except SetMaxObjects, EmptyQueue and Walk which are O(num objects in queue). SetMaxObjects is the only function with any significant complexity.

Functions

Name	Description
~GeoQueue()	Destructor deletes all objects in the queue and then releases any memory allocated on init.
EmptyQueue()	Empty the queue.
Enumerate(GeoQueueEnumInterface< T > , void )	Walk all of the objects in the queue and call the callback (oldest first) Returns false if early termination requested by callback.
GeoQueue()	Constructor just clears the pointers, queue must have a size specified before it can be used.
GetArrayPointer()	Allows access to the start of the object array.
Peek(T &)	Read the oldest object in the queue but don't remover it.
Read(T &)	Read the oldest object in the queue, removing it from the queue.
ReSetMaxObjects(Geo::u32)	Implements the actual moving of data used in SetMaxObjects.
SetMaxObjects(Geo::u32)	Sets the maximum number of objects to the specified value, retaining any objects already in the queue.
Write(const T &)	Write an object to the queue.

Geo::GeoQueue< T >::~GeoQueue

public: ~GeoQueue()

Destructor deletes all objects in the queue and then releases any memory allocated on init.

void Geo::GeoQueue< T >::EmptyQueue

public: void EmptyQueue()

Empty the queue.

bool Geo::GeoQueue< T >::Enumerate

public: bool Enumerate
(
GeoQueueEnumInterface< T > * callback,
void * context
)

Walk all of the objects in the queue and call the callback (oldest first) Returns false if early termination requested by callback.

Geo::GeoQueue< T >::GeoQueue

public: GeoQueue()

Constructor just clears the pointers, queue must have a size specified before it can be used.

T* Geo::GeoQueue< T >::GetArrayPointer

protected: T * GetArrayPointer()

Allows access to the start of the object array.

bool Geo::GeoQueue< T >::Peek

public: bool Peek
(
T & object
) const

Read the oldest object in the queue but don't remover it.

bool Geo::GeoQueue< T >::Read

public: bool Read
(
T & object
)

Read the oldest object in the queue, removing it from the queue.

bool Geo::GeoQueue< T >::ReSetMaxObjects

protected: bool ReSetMaxObjects
(
Geo::u32 newMaxObjects
)

Implements the actual moving of data used in SetMaxObjects.

bool Geo::GeoQueue< T >::SetMaxObjects

public: bool SetMaxObjects
(
Geo::u32 newMaxObjects
)

Sets the maximum number of objects to the specified value, retaining any objects already in the queue.

Max objects of zero means free memory. The new max objects must be larger than the number of objects in the queue.

bool Geo::GeoQueue< T >::Write

public: bool Write
(
const T & object
)

Write an object to the queue.

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