event_t Struct Reference

Inheritance diagram for event_t:

Public Member Functions
	event_t (sim_t &s, actor_t *a=nullptr)
	event_t (actor_t &a)
	event_t (sim_t &s, timespan_t delta_time)
	event_t (actor_t &a, timespan_t delta_time)
timespan_t	occurs () const
timespan_t	remains () const
void	schedule (timespan_t delta_time)
	Schedule event on the event manager.
void	reschedule (timespan_t delta_time)
sim_t &	sim ()
const sim_t &	sim () const
rng::rng_t &	rng ()
virtual void	execute ()=0
virtual const char *	name () const

Static Public Member Functions
template<class T >
static void	cancel (T &e)
static void	cancel (event_t *&e)

Public Attributes
sim_t &	_sim
event_t *	next
timespan_t	time
timespan_t	reschedule_time
unsigned	id
bool	canceled
bool	recycled
bool	scheduled

Static Protected Member Functions
static void *	operator new (std::size_t size, sim_t &sim)
	Placement-new operator for creating events. Do not use in user-code.
static void	operator delete (void *, sim_t &)
static void	operator delete (void *)
static void *	operator new (std::size_t)=delete

Friends
void	sc_format_to (const event_t &, fmt::format_context::iterator)
template<typename Event , typename... Args>
Event *	make_event (sim_t &sim, Args &&... args)
	Creates a event. More...

Friends And Related Function Documentation

make_event

template<typename Event , typename... Args>

Event* make_event ( sim_t &  sim, Args &&...  args  )

friend

Creates a event.

This function should be used as the one and only way to create new events. It is used to hide internal placement-new mechanism for efficient event allocation, and also makes sure that any event created is properly added to the event manager (scheduled).