Public Attributes | |
struct DDS_ThreadSettings_t | thread |
Event thread QoS. | |
DDS_Long | initial_count |
The initial number of events. | |
DDS_Long | max_count |
The maximum number of events. |
In a DDSDomainParticipant, a thread is dedicated to handle all timed events, including checking for timeouts and deadlines and executing internal and user-defined timeout or exception handling routines/callbacks.
This QoS policy allows you to configure thread properties such as priority level and stack size. You can also configure the maximum number of events that can be posted to the event thread. By default, a DDSDomainParticipant will dynamically allocate memory as needed for events posted to the event thread. However, by setting a maximum value or setting the initial and maximum value to be the same, you can either bound the amount of memory allocated for the event thread or prevent a DDSDomainParticipant from dynamically allocating memory for the event thread after initialization.
This QoS policy is an extension to the DDS standard.
struct DDS_ThreadSettings_t DDS_EventQosPolicy::thread [read] |
Event thread QoS.
There is only one event thread.
Priority:
[default] The actual value depends on your architecture:
For Windows: -2
For Solaris: OS default priority
For Linux: OS default priority
For LynxOS: 13
For INTEGRITY: 80
For VxWorks: 110
For all others: OS default priority.
Stack Size:
[default] The actual value depends on your architecture:
For Windows: OS default stack size
For Solaris: OS default stack size
For Linux: OS default stack size
For LynxOS: 4*16*1024
For INTEGRITY: 4*20*1024
For VxWorks: 4*16*1024
For all others: OS default stack size.
Mask:
[default] mask = DDS_THREAD_SETTINGS_FLOATING_POINT | DDS_THREAD_SETTINGS_STDIO
The initial number of events.
[default] 256
[range] [1, 1 million], <= max_count
The maximum number of events.
The maximum number of events. If the limit is reached, no new event can be added.
[default] DDS_LENGTH_UNLIMITED
[range] [1, 1 million] or DDS_LENGTH_UNLIMITED, >= initial_count