isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl Class Reference

Implementation of the ProcessSpawn class. More...

Inheritance diagram for isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl:

Public Member Functions
	ProcessSpawnImpl (const std::string &executable, const ProcessArgs &args)
	Constructor. More...
	~ProcessSpawnImpl ()
	Destructor. More...
void	clearState (const pid_t pid)
	Removes the status of the process with a specified PID. More...
std::string	getCommandLine () const
	Returns full command line, including arguments, for the process. More...
int	getExitStatus (const pid_t pid) const
	Returns exit status of the process. More...
bool	isAnyRunning () const
	Checks if any of the spawned processes is still running. More...
bool	isRunning (const pid_t pid) const
	Checks if the process is still running. More...
pid_t	spawn ()
	Spawn the new process. More...

Detailed Description

Implementation of the ProcessSpawn class.

This pimpl idiom is used by the ProcessSpawn in this case to avoid exposing the internals of the implementation, such as custom handling of a SIGCHLD signal, and the conversion of the arguments of the executable from the STL container to the array.

This class is made noncopyable so that we don't have attempts to make multiple copies of an object. This avoid problems with multiple copies of objects for a single global resource such as the SIGCHLD signal handler. In addition making it noncopyable keeps the static check code from flagging the lack of a copy constructor as an issue.

Definition at line 52 of file process_spawn.cc.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ProcessSpawnImpl()

isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::ProcessSpawnImpl	(	const std::string &	executable,
		const ProcessArgs &	args
	)

Constructor.

Parameters

executable	A path to the program to be executed.
args	Arguments for the program to be executed.

Definition at line 149 of file process_spawn.cc.

~ProcessSpawnImpl()

isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::~ProcessSpawnImpl

(

)

Destructor.

Definition at line 169 of file process_spawn.cc.

Member Function Documentation

clearState()

void isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::clearState

(

const pid_t

pid

)

Removes the status of the process with a specified PID.

This method removes the status of the process with a specified PID. If the process is still running, the status is not removed and the exception is thrown.

Parameters

pid	A process pid.

Definition at line 323 of file process_spawn.cc.

References isc_throw, and isRunning().

Referenced by isc::util::ProcessSpawn::clearState().

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getCommandLine()

std::string isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::getCommandLine

(

)

const

Returns full command line, including arguments, for the process.

Definition at line 181 of file process_spawn.cc.

Referenced by isc::util::ProcessSpawn::getCommandLine().

getExitStatus()

int isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::getExitStatus

(

const pid_t

pid

)

const

Returns exit status of the process.

If the process is still running, the previous status is returned or 0, if the process is being ran for the first time.

Parameters

pid	ID of the child process for which exit status should be returned.

Returns

Exit code of the process.

Definition at line 261 of file process_spawn.cc.

References isc_throw.

Referenced by isc::util::ProcessSpawn::getExitStatus().

isAnyRunning()

bool isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::isAnyRunning

(

)

const

Checks if any of the spawned processes is still running.

Returns

true if at least one child process is still running.

Definition at line 250 of file process_spawn.cc.

Referenced by isc::util::ProcessSpawn::isAnyRunning().

isRunning()

bool isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::isRunning

(

const pid_t

pid

)

const

Checks if the process is still running.

Parameters

pid	ID of the child processes for which state should be checked.

Returns

true if the child process is running, false otherwise.

Definition at line 239 of file process_spawn.cc.

References isc_throw.

Referenced by clearState(), and isc::util::ProcessSpawn::isRunning().

spawn()

pid_t isc::util::ProcessSpawnImpl::spawn

(

)

Spawn the new process.

This method forks the current process and executes the specified binary with arguments within the child process.

The child process will return EXIT_FAILURE if the method was unable to start the executable, e.g. as a result of insufficient permissions or when the executable does not exist. If the process ends successfully the EXIT_SUCCESS is returned.

Returns

PID of the spawned process.

Exceptions

ProcessSpawnError

if forking a current process failed.

Definition at line 196 of file process_spawn.cc.

References isc_throw.

Referenced by isc::util::ProcessSpawn::spawn().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• process_spawn.cc