SpicyPixel.Threading 1.0.5.34676 System.Object System.IDisposable

Schedules fibers for execution.

Schedulers are bound to the thread they are created on and they install a SynchronizationContext which is active during execution. Schedulers have an implementation specific update method or run loop. The interface is otherwise thin since schedulers are generally not intended to be used directly. Scheduling work is accomplished by invoking methods on or . Constructor 1.0.5.34676

Initializes a new instance of the class.

To be added. Property 1.0.5.34676 System.Boolean

Gets or sets a value indicating whether this allows inlining.

true if inlining of tasks on the scheduler thread is allowed; otherwise, false. Default is true. To be added. Property 1.0.5.34676 System.Threading.CancellationToken

Gets the cancellation token set when the scheduler is destroyed.

The cancellation token. To be added. Property 1.0.5.34676 SpicyPixel.Threading.FiberScheduler

Gets the default fiber scheduler for the thread.

The default fiber scheduler for the thread. Every thread has a default scheduler which Fiber.Start() uses. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void

Releases all resource used by the object.

Call the method when you are finished using the . The method leaves the in an unusable state. After calling the method, you must release all references to the so the garbage collector can reclaim the memory that the was occupying. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void Disposing is true when called manually, false when called by the finalizer.

Dispose the scheduler.

When the scheduler is disposed, the is set. Method 1.0.5.34676 SpicyPixel.Threading.FiberInstruction The fiber to execute.

Executes the fiber until it ends or yields.

A fiber instruction to be processed by the scheduler. Custom schedulers will need to invoke this method in order to actually perform the work of the fiber and cause the correct state transitions to occur. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void

Releases unmanaged resources and performs other cleanup operations before the is reclaimed by garbage collection.

To be added. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void The fiber to queue.

Queues the fiber for execution on the scheduler.

Returns true if the fiber was executed inline false if it was queued. Fibers queued from the scheduler thread will generally be executed inline whenever possible on most schedulers. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void

Run the blocking scheduler loop and perform the specified number of updates per second.

Not all schedulers support a blocking run loop that can be invoked by the caller. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void The initial fiber to start on the scheduler.

Run the blocking scheduler loop and perform the specified number of updates per second.

Not all schedulers support a blocking run loop that can be invoked by the caller. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void A cancellation token that can be used to stop execution. Updates to all fibers per second. A value of 0 (the default) will execute fibers any time they are ready to do work instead of waiting to execute on a specific frequency.

Run the blocking scheduler loop and perform the specified number of updates per second.

Not all schedulers support a blocking run loop that can be invoked by the caller. Method 1.0.5.34676 System.Void The optional fiber to start execution from. If this is null, the loop will continue to execute until cancelled. Otherwise, the loop will terminate when the fiber terminates. A cancellation token that can be used to stop execution. Updates to all fibers per second. A value of 0 (the default) will execute fibers any time they are ready to do work instead of waiting to execute on a specific frequency.

Run the blocking scheduler loop and perform the specified number of updates per second.

Not all schedulers support a blocking run loop that can be invoked by the caller. Property 1.0.5.34676 System.Threading.Thread

Gets the thread the scheduler is running on.

The scheduler thread. To be added.