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30 // Class G4ReferenceCountedHandle
31 //
32 // Class description:
33 //
34 // A class to provide reference counting mechanism.
35 // It is a templated class, acting as a smart pointer,
36 // wrapping the type to be counted. It performs the reference counting
37 // during the life-time of the counted object. When its count reaches zero
38 // the counted object is destroyed by explicit call to its destructor.
39 // This class provides overloaded operators *() and ->() to allow similar
40 // syntax as for the normal "dumb" pointers.
41 // The basic rule for the use of this class is that a handle must always
42 // be exchanged by reference never dinamically allocated (i.e. never
43 // instantiated using 'new').
44 // The validity of a smart pointer object can be verified by using the
45 // operator !() or operator bool(). I.e.:
46 // if( !smartPtrObj ) { ... } // Problem! We must initialize it first!
47 // else { ... } // OK!
48 // Trying to 'delete' a smart pointer object will generate a compilation
49 // error (since we're dealing with objects, not pointers!).
50 
51 // Author: Radovan Chytracek, CERN (Radovan.Chytracek@cern.ch)
52 // Version: 3.0
53 // Date: November 2001
54 // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
55 #ifndef _G4REFERENCECOUNTEDHANDLE_H_
56 #define _G4REFERENCECOUNTEDHANDLE_H_ 1
57 
58 #include "G4Allocator.hh"
59 
60 template <class X> class G4CountedObject;
61 
62 template <class X>
64 {
65 
66 public: // with description
67 
68  inline G4ReferenceCountedHandle( X* rep = 0 );
69  // Constructor.
70 
72  // Copy constructor.
73 
75  // Destructor.
76 
79  // Assignment operator by reference.
80 
81  inline G4ReferenceCountedHandle<X>& operator =( X* objPtr );
82  // Assignment operator by pointer.
83 
84  inline unsigned int Count() const;
85  // Forward to Counter class.
86 
87  inline X* operator ->() const;
88  // Operator -> allowing the access to counted object.
89  // The check for 0-ness is left out for performance reasons,
90  // see operator () below.
91  // May be called on initialised smart-pointer only!
92 
93  inline G4bool operator !() const;
94  // Validity test operator.
95 
96  inline operator bool() const;
97  // Boolean operator.
98 
99  inline X* operator ()() const;
100  // Functor operator (for convenience).
101 
102  // There is no provision that this class is subclassed.
103  // If it is subclassed & new data members are added then the
104  // following "new" & "delete" will fail and give errors.
105  //
106  inline void* operator new( size_t );
107  // Operator new defined for G4Allocator.
108 
109  inline void operator delete( void *pObj );
110  // Operator delete defined for G4Allocator.
111 
112 public:
113 
114 #ifdef G4RF_DEBUG
115  void* operator new( size_t, void *pObj );
116  // This is required on some compilers (Windows/VC++, Linux/g++) when this
117  // class is used in the context of STL container. It generates a warning
118  // saying something about not existing correspondent delete...
119 #endif
120 
121 private:
122 
123  G4CountedObject<X>* fObj;
124  // The object subject to reference counting.
125 };
126 
127 #ifdef G4GLOB_ALLOC_EXPORT
129 #else
131 #endif
132 
133 template <class X>
134 class G4CountedObject
135 {
136 
138 
139 public: // with description
140 
141  G4CountedObject( X* pObj = 0 );
142  // Constructor.
143 
145  // Destructor.
146 
147  inline void AddRef();
148  // Increase the count.
149 
150  inline void Release();
151  // Decrease the count and if zero destroy itself.
152 
153  // There is no provision that this class is subclassed.
154  // If it is subclassed & new data members are added then the
155  // following "new" & "delete" will fail and give errors.
156  //
157  inline void* operator new( size_t );
158  // Operator new defined for G4Allocator.
159 
160  inline void operator delete( void *pObj );
161  // operator delete defined for G4Allocator.
162 
163 private:
164 
165  unsigned int fCount;
166  // Reference counter.
167  X* fRep;
168  // The counted object.
169 };
170 
171 #ifdef G4GLOB_ALLOC_EXPORT
173 #else
175 #endif
176 
177 // --------- G4CountedObject<X> Inline function definitions ---------
178 
179 template <class X>
181  : fCount(0), fRep( pObj )
182 {
183  if( pObj != 0 ) {
184  fCount = 1;
185  }
186 }
187 
188 template <class X>
190 {
191  delete fRep;
192 }
193 
194 template <class X>
196 {
197  ++fCount;
198 }
199 
200 template <class X>
202 {
203  if( --fCount == 0 ) delete this;
204 }
205 
206 template <class X>
207 void* G4CountedObject<X>::operator new( size_t )
208 {
209  return( (void *)aCountedObjectAllocator.MallocSingle() );
210 }
211 
212 template <class X>
213 void G4CountedObject<X>::operator delete( void *pObj )
214 {
215  aCountedObjectAllocator.FreeSingle( (G4CountedObject<void>*)pObj );
216 }
217 
218 // --------- G4ReferenceCountedHandle<X> Inline function definitions ---------
219 
220 template <class X>
223  : fObj( 0 )
224 {
225  if( rep != 0 ) {
226  fObj = new G4CountedObject<X>( rep );
227  }
228 }
229 
230 template <class X>
233  : fObj( right.fObj )
234 {
235  fObj->AddRef();
236 }
237 
238 template <class X>
240 {
241  if( fObj ) fObj->Release();
242 }
243 
244 template <class X>
247 {
248  if( fObj != right.fObj ) {
249  if( fObj )
250  fObj->Release();
251  this->fObj = right.fObj;
252  fObj->AddRef();
253  }
254  return *this;
255 }
256 
257 template <class X>
259  operator =( X* objPtr )
260 {
261  if( fObj )
262  fObj->Release();
263  this->fObj = new G4CountedObject<X>( objPtr );
264  return *this;
265 }
266 
267 template <class X>
269 {
270  return( fObj ? fObj->fCount : 0 );
271 }
272 
273 template <class X>
275 {
276  return( fObj ? fObj->fRep : 0 );
277 }
278 
279 template <class X>
281 {
282  return( ( !fObj ) ? true : false );
283 }
284 
285 template <class X>
287 {
288  return( ( fObj ) ? true : false );
289 }
290 
291 template <class X>
293 {
294  return( fObj ? fObj->fRep : 0 );
295 }
296 
297 template <class X>
299 {
300  return( (void *)aRCHAllocator.MallocSingle() );
301 }
302 
303 template <class X>
304 void G4ReferenceCountedHandle<X>::operator delete( void *pObj )
305 {
306  aRCHAllocator.FreeSingle( (G4ReferenceCountedHandle<void>*)pObj );
307 }
308 
309 #ifdef G4RF_DEBUG
310 template <class X>
311 void* G4ReferenceCountedHandle<X>::operator new( size_t, void *pObj )
312 {
313  return pObj;
314 }
315 #endif
316 
317 #endif // _G4REFERENCECOUNTEDHANDLE_H_
318