ProcBlock Class Reference

#include <ProcBlock.hh>

Detailed Description

A logical group of processors to be executed sequentially.

Author

Stan Seibert volsu.nosp@m.ng@p.nosp@m.hysic.nosp@m.s.ut.nosp@m.exas..nosp@m.edu

A processor block is analagous to a C++ block of statements. It consists of a list of processors which it runs sequentially when DSEvent() is called. The result code returned by a block when processing an event is roughly the logical AND of the result codes from the processors it contains. See DSEvent() for more details.

New processors are added by calling AddProcessor() and the list is emptied when Clear() is called. Note that when a processor is added to a ProcBlock, the block takes ownership of the processor object and will delete it when the list is clear or the block is deleted.

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