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DirectShow implements several classes to handle Win32 threads, events, and critical sections. These include the following classes.
- CAMEvent
- CCritSec
- CAutoLock
- CAMThread
- CMsgThread
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CMsg
The following diagram illustrates these classes.
CAMEventhandles a Windows CE event as a C++ object. The methods in this class allow events to be put into the signaled state or reset to a nonsignaled state, and also allow a caller to block until an event is signaled. Events can also be cast to handles and passed to the WaitForMultipleObjectsfunction.
CCritSechandles a Win32 critical section as a C++ object to provide intraprocess synchronization. Methods of this class allow you to create, lock, and unlock a critical section.
CAutoLockholds a critical section (a CCritSecobject) for the scope of a block or function. The critical section is locked in the constructor and unlocked in the destructor.
CAMThreadprovides an abstract worker thread class enabling creation, synchronization, and communication with a worker thread.
CMsgThreadprovides support for a worker thread to which requests can be posted asynchronously instead of being sent directly. Messages, in the form of a CMsgobject, can be posted to a CMsgThreadobject.
CMsgcreates an object containing a message to be passed to a CMsgThreadobject.
Last updated on Tuesday, May 18, 2004