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sbtypedstorage

SbTypedStorage<; Type >(3)					       Coin						 SbTypedStorage< Type >(3)

NAME

       SbTypedStorage< Type > -

       The SbTypedStorage class manages generic thread-local memory.

       This class manages thread-local memory. When different threads access the memory an SbTypedStorage object manages, they will receive
       different memory blocks back.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <Inventor/threads/SbTypedStorage.h>

   Public Member Functions
       SbTypedStorage (unsigned int size)
       SbTypedStorage (unsigned int size, void(*constr)(void *), void(*destr)(void *))
       ~SbTypedStorage (void)
       Type get (void)

Detailed Description
   template<class Type>class SbTypedStorage< Type >
       The SbTypedStorage class manages generic thread-local memory.

       This class manages thread-local memory. When different threads access the memory an SbTypedStorage object manages, they will receive
       different memory blocks back.

       This provides a mechanism for sharing read/write static data.

Constructor &; Destructor Documentation
   template<class Type > SbTypedStorage< Type >::SbTypedStorage (unsigned intsize) [inline]
       Constructor. size specifies the number of bytes each thread should have in this thread-local memory management object.

   template<class Type > SbTypedStorage< Type >::SbTypedStorage (unsigned intsize, void(*)(void *)constr, void(*)(void *)destr) [inline]
       Constructor. size specifies the number of bytes each thread should have in this thread-local memory management object. Constructor and a
       destructor functions can be specified that will be called when the actual memory blocks are allocated and freed.

   template<class Type > SbTypedStorage< Type >::~SbTypedStorage (void) [inline]
       The destructor.

Member Function Documentation
   template<class Type > Type SbTypedStorage< Type >::get (void) [inline]
       This method returns the calling thread's thread-local memory block.

Author
       Generated automatically by Doxygen for Coin from the source code.

Version 3.1.3							  Wed May 23 2012					 SbTypedStorage< Type >(3)

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