Base Crash Recovery Module. More...
#include <deBaseCrashRecoveryModule.h>
Inheritance diagram for deBaseCrashRecoveryModule:
Public Member Functions | |
Constructors and Destructors | |
| deBaseCrashRecoveryModule (deLoadableModule *loadableModule) | |
| Creates a new module. | |
| virtual | ~deBaseCrashRecoveryModule () |
| Cleans up the module. | |
Module Management | |
| virtual bool | Init ()=0 |
| Initializes the crash recovery module. | |
| virtual void | CleanUp ()=0 |
| Shuts down the crash recovery module and cleans up. | |
Management | |
| virtual bool | RecoverFromError ()=0 |
| Takes over the run time in the case of an error. | |
Detailed Description
Base Crash Recovery Module.
- Version:
- 1.0
- Date:
- 2008 Crash Recovery Modules are responsible for handling errors during the execution of the game engine. If anyone of the single type modules fails the crash recovery module is fired up to allow the user to locate the error and recover from it. Errors in the crash recovery module itself lead to an immediate termination of the engine hence this is the module to pay special attention to in terms of error safeness.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| deBaseCrashRecoveryModule::deBaseCrashRecoveryModule | ( | deLoadableModule * | loadableModule ) |
Creates a new module.
| virtual deBaseCrashRecoveryModule::~deBaseCrashRecoveryModule | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Cleans up the module.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual void deBaseCrashRecoveryModule::CleanUp | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
Shuts down the crash recovery module and cleans up.
| virtual bool deBaseCrashRecoveryModule::Init | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
Initializes the crash recovery module.
| virtual bool deBaseCrashRecoveryModule::RecoverFromError | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
Takes over the run time in the case of an error.
The modules has to either provide its own event queues ( in the case of ToolKits ) or to operate the event queues of the deOS object itself. Once the engine has reached a state where execution can continue as before this function has to exit with a true value. If false is returned a non recoverable error is assumed and the engine is shut down gracefully.
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