53 lines
1.5 KiB
C
53 lines
1.5 KiB
C
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#ifndef __al_included_allegro5_aintern_thread_h
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#define __al_included_allegro5_aintern_thread_h
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#include ALLEGRO_INTERNAL_THREAD_HEADER
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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extern "C" {
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#endif
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typedef struct _AL_THREAD _AL_THREAD;
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typedef struct _AL_MUTEX _AL_MUTEX;
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typedef struct _AL_COND _AL_COND;
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_thread_create, (_AL_THREAD*,
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void (*proc)(_AL_THREAD*, void*),
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void *arg));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_thread_set_should_stop, (_AL_THREAD *));
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/* static inline bool _al_get_thread_should_stop(_AL_THREAD *); */
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_thread_join, (_AL_THREAD*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_thread_detach, (_AL_THREAD*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_mutex_init, (_AL_MUTEX*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_mutex_init_recursive, (_AL_MUTEX*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_mutex_destroy, (_AL_MUTEX*));
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/* static inline void _al_mutex_lock(_AL_MUTEX*); */
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/* static inline void _al_mutex_unlock(_AL_MUTEX*); */
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/* All 5 functions below are declared inline in aintuthr.h.
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* FIXME: Why are they all inline? And if they have to be, why not treat them
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* the same as the two functions above?
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*/
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#ifdef ALLEGRO_WINDOWS
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_cond_init, (_AL_COND*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_cond_destroy, (_AL_COND*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_cond_wait, (_AL_COND*, _AL_MUTEX*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_cond_broadcast, (_AL_COND*));
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AL_FUNC(void, _al_cond_signal, (_AL_COND*));
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#endif
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AL_FUNC(int, _al_cond_timedwait, (_AL_COND*, _AL_MUTEX*, const ALLEGRO_TIMEOUT *timeout));
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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}
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#endif
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#endif
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/* vim: set ts=8 sts=3 sw=3 et: */
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