haiku/headers/private/servers/app/SharedObject.h
DarkWyrm 66133bb5d9 s/OpenBeOS/Haiku/
Style fixes for ServerBitmap and ServerCursor
Assignment operator for GraphicsBuffer


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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright (c) 2001-2002, Haiku, Inc.
//
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//
// File Name: SharedObject.h
// Author: DarkWyrm <bpmagic@columbus.rr.com>
// Description: This class is used as a base class for other objects which
// must be shared. By using this, objects which depend on its
// existence can be somewhat sure that the shared object will
// not be deleted until nothing depends on it.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef SHAREDOBJ_H_
#define SHAREDOBJ_H_
#include <SupportDefs.h>
/*!
\class SharedObject SharedObject.h
\brief Base class for shared objects
SharedObjects track dependencies upon a particular object. In this way, is is
possible to ensure that a shared resource is not deleted if something else
needs it. How the dependency tracking is done largely depends on the child class.
*/
class SharedObject
{
public:
SharedObject(void) { dependents=0; }
virtual ~SharedObject(void){}
virtual void AddDependent(void) { dependents++; }
virtual void RemoveDependent(void) { dependents--; }
virtual bool HasDependents(void) { return (dependents>0)?true:false; }
private:
uint32 dependents;
};
#endif