TAO_Continuous_Priority_Mapping Class Reference

Maps the first n CORBA priorities to the range of native priorities, where n is the number of native priorities. More...

#include <Continuous_Priority_Mapping.h>

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Public Member Functions
	TAO_Continuous_Priority_Mapping (int policy=ACE_SCHED_OTHER)
	Constructor.
	~TAO_Continuous_Priority_Mapping (void)
	Destructor.
CORBA::Boolean	to_native (RTCORBA::Priority corba_priority, RTCORBA::NativePriority &native_priority)
	Convert CORBA priority to native priority.
CORBA::Boolean	to_CORBA (RTCORBA::NativePriority native_priority, RTCORBA::Priority &corba_priority)
	Convert native priority to CORBA priority.
Private Attributes
int	policy_
int	min_
int	max_

Detailed Description

Maps the first n CORBA priorities to the range of native priorities, where n is the number of native priorities.

The lowest native priority is mapped to CORBA priority 0, next higher native priority is mapped to CORBA priority 1, and so on. Since in all the operating systems where TAO is supported the native priority set contains less than 32767 priorities, part of the CORBA priority range is left unused. Consider NT as an example. NT native priorities -15 -2 -1 0 1 2 15 are mapped to CORBA priorities 0 1 2 3 4 5 6, respectively, and the rest of the CORBA priority range is not used.

This class was previously called Direct_Priority_Mapping.