// -*- C++ -*- /** * \file forkedcontr.h * Copyright 2001 The LyX Team * Read COPYING * * \author Asger Alstrup Nielsen * \author Angus Leeming * * A class for the control of child processes launched using * fork() and execvp(). */ #ifndef FORKEDCONTR_H #define FORKEDCONTR_H #include "LString.h" #include #include #include // needed for pid_t #include #include #ifdef __GNUG__ #pragma interface #endif class Forkedcall; class Timeout; class ForkedcallsController : public boost::signals::trackable { public: /// We need this to avoid warnings. ForkedcallsController(); /** This d-tor should really be private, but making it public * allows egcs 1.1 to compile the class. */ ~ForkedcallsController(); /// Get hold of the only controller that can exist inside the process. static ForkedcallsController & get(); /// Add a new child process to the list of controlled processes. void addCall(Forkedcall const & newcall); /** This method is connected to the timer. Every XX ms it is called * so that we can check on the status of the children. Those that * are found to have finished are removed from the list and their * callback function is passed the final return state. */ void timer(); /// Return a vector of the pids of all the controlled processes. std::vector const getPIDs() const; /// Get the command string of the process. string const getCommand(pid_t) const; /** Kill this process prematurely and remove it from the list. * The process is killed within tolerance secs. * See forkedcall.[Ch] for details. */ void kill(pid_t, int tolerance = 5); /// Signal emitted when the list of current child processes changes. boost::signal0 childrenChanged; private: /// ForkedcallsController(ForkedcallsController const &); /// The child processes typedef std::list ListType; /// ListType forkedCalls; /** The timer. Enables us to check the status of the children * every XX ms and to invoke a callback on completion. */ Timeout * timeout_; }; #endif // FORKEDCONTR_H