UsageEnvironment/UsageEnvironment.cpp

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// Copyright (c) 1996-2013 Live Networks, Inc.  All rights reserved.
// Usage Environment
// Implementation

#include "UsageEnvironment.hh"

void UsageEnvironment::reclaim() {
  // We delete ourselves only if we have no remainining state:
  if (liveMediaPriv == NULL && groupsockPriv == NULL) delete this;
}

UsageEnvironment::UsageEnvironment(TaskScheduler& scheduler)
  : liveMediaPriv(NULL), groupsockPriv(NULL), fScheduler(scheduler) {
}

UsageEnvironment::~UsageEnvironment() {
}

// By default, we handle 'should not occur'-type library errors by calling abort().  Subclasses can redefine this, if desired.
// (If your runtime library doesn't define the "abort()" function, then define your own (e.g., that does nothing).)
void UsageEnvironment::internalError() {
  abort();
}


TaskScheduler::TaskScheduler() {
}

TaskScheduler::~TaskScheduler() {
}

void TaskScheduler::rescheduleDelayedTask(TaskToken& task,
                                          int64_t microseconds, TaskFunc* proc,
                                          void* clientData) {
  unscheduleDelayedTask(task);
  task = scheduleDelayedTask(microseconds, proc, clientData);
}

// By default, we handle 'should not occur'-type library errors by calling abort().  Subclasses can redefine this, if desired.
void TaskScheduler::internalError() {
  abort();
}

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