A pool handling the workers that will do the actual work. More...

#include <WorkerPool.h>

Inheritance diagram for SimPT_Parex::WorkerPool:

Collaboration diagram for SimPT_Parex::WorkerPool:

Public Slots
void	MakeProcessAvailable (QObject *)
	When a worker has finished his work, this slot should be fired.

void	MakeProcessAvailable (WorkerRepresentative *)

void	ReleaseWorker (QObject *)
	When a worker disconnects, this slot should be fired.

void	ReleaseWorker (WorkerRepresentative *)

Signals
void	NewWorkerAvailable ()
	Emitted when a worker is ready for work.

void	WorkerReconnected (WorkerRepresentative *)
	Emitted when a worker has reconnected after being disconnected.

Public Member Functions
void	Delete (std::string name)
	Delete an exploration on every node.

WorkerRepresentative *	getProcess ()
	Gets a process doing nothing if one is available, otherwise returns 0. More...

void	SetMinNumWorkers (int)
	Set the minimum number of workers.

bool	WorkerAvailable ()
	Checks to see if a worker is ready to do some work.

Static Public Member Functions
static WorkerPool *	globalInstance ()
	A static method to get the instance of the workerPool. More...

Detailed Description

A pool handling the workers that will do the actual work.

Definition at line 37 of file WorkerPool.h.

Member Function Documentation

WorkerRepresentative * SimPT_Parex::WorkerPool::getProcess ( )

Gets a process doing nothing if one is available, otherwise returns 0.

This makes the worker unavailable for others, so be sure to give him work.

Definition at line 196 of file WorkerPool.cpp.

WorkerPool * SimPT_Parex::WorkerPool::globalInstance ( )

static

A static method to get the instance of the workerPool.

Workers broadcasting their location will only be picked up after this has been called at least once!

Definition at line 186 of file WorkerPool.cpp.

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