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Diffstat (limited to 'src/libfast/dispatcher.h')
| -rw-r--r-- | src/libfast/dispatcher.h | 34 |
1 files changed, 17 insertions, 17 deletions
diff --git a/src/libfast/dispatcher.h b/src/libfast/dispatcher.h index 5b4e3f947..16223fe76 100644 --- a/src/libfast/dispatcher.h +++ b/src/libfast/dispatcher.h @@ -23,33 +23,33 @@ * the webserver. It is multithreaded and really fast. * * The application has a global context and a session context. The global - * context is accessed from all sessions simultaneously and therefore + * context is accessed from all sessions simultaneously and therefore * needs to be threadsave. Often a database wrapper is the global context. * The session context is instanciated per session. Sessions are managed * automatically through session cookies. The session context is kept alive * until the session times out. It must implement the context_t interface and - * a #context_constructor_t is needed to create instances. To each session, - * a set of controllers gets instanciated. The controller instances are per + * a #context_constructor_t is needed to create instances. To each session, + * a set of controllers gets instanciated. The controller instances are per * session, so you can hold private data for each user. - * Controllers need to implement the controller_t interface and need a + * Controllers need to implement the controller_t interface and need a * #controller_constructor_t function to create instances. * * A small example shows how to set up libfast: * @code dispatcher_t *dispatcher; your_global_context_implementation_t *global; - - global = initialize_your_global_context(); - - dispatcher = dispatcher_create(NULL, FALSE, 180, + + global = initialize_your_global_context(); + + dispatcher = dispatcher_create(NULL, FALSE, 180, (context_constructor_t)your_session_context_create, global); dispatcher->add_controller(dispatcher, your_controller1_create, param1); dispatcher->add_controller(dispatcher, your_controller2_create, param2); - + dispatcher->run(dispatcher, 20); - + dispatcher->waitsignal(dispatcher); - + dispatcher->destroy(dispatcher); global->destroy(); @endcode @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ typedef struct dispatcher_t dispatcher_t; * constructor added with add_controller. */ struct dispatcher_t { - + /** * Register a controller to the dispatcher. * @@ -90,14 +90,14 @@ struct dispatcher_t { controller_constructor_t constructor, void *param); /** - * @brief Add a filter to the dispatcher. + * Add a filter to the dispatcher. * * @param constructor constructor to create filter in session * @param param param to pass to constructor */ void (*add_filter)(dispatcher_t *this, - filter_constructor_t constructor, void *param); - + filter_constructor_t constructor, void *param); + /** * Start with dispatching. * @@ -106,13 +106,13 @@ struct dispatcher_t { * @param threads number of dispatching threads */ void (*run)(dispatcher_t *this, int threads); - + /** * Wait for a relevant signal action. * */ void (*waitsignal)(dispatcher_t *this); - + /** * Destroy the dispatcher_t. */ |