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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Lock.cpp
//
// Copyright (C) 1998, 1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
// Abstract :
//
// This is the implementation of the CLock class. This class was created in order to
// support automatic destruction of C++ object when an exception is thrown.
//
// Note :
//
// The CLock class is not thread safe (although the CCriticalSection class is). The CLock
// class should be used as a local variable when locking using a CCriticalSection object.
// This is done in order to warranty that all locks on an object are released when an
// exception is thrown.
//
// History :
//
// 05/06/1999 luish Created
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include <assert.h>
#include "Lock.h"
#include "ExceptionHandler.h"
#include "AppManDebug.h"
//To flag as DBG_LOCK
#ifdef DBG_MODULE
#undef DBG_MODULE
#endif
#define DBG_MODULE DBG_LOCK
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CLock::CLock(CCriticalSection * lpCriticalSection)
{
FUNCTION("CLock::CLock (CCriticalSection * lpCriticalSection)");
assert(NULL != lpCriticalSection);
//
// We need to record what the lock could of the critical section when the CLock object
// is created. When the object is destroyed we make sure that the lock count
// on the critical section object is the same as when CLock was created
//
m_lpCriticalSection = lpCriticalSection;
m_dwBaseLockCount = m_lpCriticalSection->GetLockCount();
m_dwLockCount = 0;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CLock::~CLock(void)
{
FUNCTION("CLock::~CLock (void)");
DWORD dwLockCount;
do
{
dwLockCount = m_lpCriticalSection->GetLockCount();
//
// If the lock count on the critical section is greater than when the CLock object was
// created, then we call m_lpCriticalSection->Leave()
//
if (dwLockCount > m_dwBaseLockCount)
{
m_lpCriticalSection->Leave();
}
}
while (dwLockCount > m_dwBaseLockCount);
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
STDMETHODIMP CLock::Lock(void)
{
FUNCTION("CLock::Lock ()");
m_lpCriticalSection->Enter();
m_dwLockCount++;
return S_OK;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
STDMETHODIMP CLock::UnLock(void)
{
FUNCTION("CLock::UnLock ()");
HRESULT hResult;
if (0 < m_dwLockCount)
{
hResult = m_lpCriticalSection->Leave();
//
// Make sure that hResult == S_OK and not S_FALSE
//
if (S_OK == hResult)
{
m_dwLockCount--;
}
return S_OK;
}
return S_FALSE;
}