#include <exit.h>

Inheritance diagram for SST::Exit:

Public Member Functions
	Exit (int num_threads, TimeConverter *period, bool single_rank)
	Create a new ExitEvent. More...

bool	refInc (ComponentId_t, uint32_t thread)
	Increment Reference Count for a given Component ID.

bool	refDec (ComponentId_t, uint32_t thread)
	Decrement Reference Count for a given Component ID.

unsigned int	getRefCount ()

SimTime_t	getEndTime ()

void	execute (void)
	Function which will be called when the time for this Activity comes to pass. More...

void	check ()

void	print (const std::string &header, Output &out) const
	Generic print-print function for this Activity. More...

unsigned int	getGlobalCount ()

Public Member Functions inherited from SST::Activity
void	setDeliveryTime (SimTime_t time)
	Set the time for which this Activity should be delivered.

SimTime_t	getDeliveryTime () const
	Return the time at which this Activity will be delivered.

int	getPriority () const
	Return the Priority of this Activity.

void	setQueueOrder (uint64_t order)
	Set a new Queue order.

Public Member Functions inherited from SST::Core::Serialization::serializable
virtual const char *	cls_name () const =0

virtual uint32_t	cls_id () const =0

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Types inherited from SST::Core::Serialization::serializable
enum	cxn_flag_t { ConstructorFlag }

Protected Member Functions inherited from SST::Action
void	endSimulation ()
	Called to signal to the Simulation object to end the simulation.

void	endSimulation (SimTime_t end)

Protected Member Functions inherited from SST::Activity
void	setPriority (int priority)
	Set the priority of the Activity.

void	serialize_order (SST::Core::Serialization::serializer &ser)

Static Protected Member Functions inherited from SST::Core::Serialization::serializable
static void	serializable_abort (uint32_t line, const char file, const char func, const char *obj)

Protected Attributes inherited from SST::Activity
int32_t	enforce_link_order

Detailed Description

Exit Event Action.

Causes the simulation to halt

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SST::Exit::Exit	(	int	num_threads,
		TimeConverter *	period,
		bool	single_rank
	)

Create a new ExitEvent.

Parameters

sim	- Simulation Object
period	- Period upon which to check for exit status
single_rank	- True if there are no parallel ranks

Exit needs to register a handler during constructor time, which requires a simulation object. But the simulation class creates an Exit object during it's construction, meaning that Simulation::getSimulation() won't work yet. So Exit is the one exception to the "constructors shouldn't take simulation pointers" rule. However, it still needs to follow the "classes shouldn't contain pointers back to Simulation" rule.

References SST::Activity::setPriority().