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activate

Cycle_t activate();

New in SST 16.1

Activate a clock handler that was previously deactivated. SST resumes calling the handler on each cycle of the clock it was registered with. Calling activate() on a handler that is already active has no effect.

This is an alternative to reregisterClock() that does not need the clock's TimeConverter. The handler must have been registered with a clock first, using registerClock() or registerOrderedClock(). An ordered handler is restored to its original place in the order.

Parameters​

  • returns (Cycle_t) Cycle count, in terms of the clock frequency, at which the handler will next be called

Example​

/* Event handler: wake up the clock when work arrives */
void example::handleEvent(SST::Event* ev)
{
    queue.push(ev);
    if ( !clockHandler->isActive() ) {
        Cycle_t next = clockHandler->activate();
    }
}
#include <sst/core/clock.h>