1 | Example to illustrate how to make a class persistent
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2 | using SOPHYA PPF services
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3 | -----------------------------------------------
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4 | (C) LAL-IN2P3/CNRS (C) DAPNIA-SPP/CEA
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5 | R. Ansari , 2007
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6 | -----------------------------------------------
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7 |
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8 | 0/ Content :
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9 | - vfs.h : Declaration of the Vfs class Vfs . This is the class
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10 | which we want to make persistent using SOPHYA PPF services
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11 | - vfs.cc : the Vfs class implementation AND its PPF handler ObjFileIO<Vfs>
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12 | - tvfs.cc : the test main program
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13 | - makefile : compiles tvfs.cc and vfs.cc and links them to build tvfs
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14 |
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15 |
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16 | 1/ The class should inherit from the SOPHYA::AnyDataObj class.
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17 | In the example here, we want to make the class Vfs persistent
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18 | class Vfs : public SOPHYA::AnyDataObj {
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19 | ...
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20 | }
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21 |
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22 | 2/ A PPF handler should be implemented . The PPF handler class
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23 | should inherit from SOPHYA::PPersist . The pure virtual methods
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24 | of PPersist class (DataObj() , SetDataObj() , ReadSelf(), WriteSelf()
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25 | has to be implemented.
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26 |
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27 | class PPFHandlerVfs : public SOPHYA::PPersist {
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28 | public:
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29 | virtual SOPHYA::AnyDataObj* DataObj();
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30 | virtual void SetDataObj(SOPHYA::AnyDataObj &);
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31 | protected:
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32 | virtual void ReadSelf(SOPHYA::PInPersist&);
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33 | virtual void WriteSelf(SOPHYA::POutPersist&) const;
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34 | }
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35 |
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36 |
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37 | It is possible to use the template class SOPHYA::ObjFileIO<T>, and
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38 | specialize it for the tharget class (here SOPHYA::ObjFileIO<Vfs>),
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39 | by defining the two methods :
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40 | SOPHYA::ObjFileIO<Vfs>::ReadSelf(SOPHYA::PInPersist&)
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41 | SOPHYA::ObjFileIO<Vfs>::WriteSelf(SOPHYA::POutPersist&) const
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42 |
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43 | 3/ If it is NOT possible to have the target class inherit from AnyDataObj,
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44 | a wrapper class should be used. The same class can play the role of wrapper
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45 | AND the PPF handler.
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46 | (See the PPF handler / wrapper class for STL vectors :
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47 | SOPHYA::PPFWrapperSTLVector<T> in file BaseTools/ppfwrapstlv.h )
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48 |
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49 |
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50 | 4/ Implement the ReadSelf() and WriteSelf() methods of the PPF handler.
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51 | All the I/O services from the following classes can be used :
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52 | - PPFBinaryIOStrem , PPFBinaryInputStream , PInPersist
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53 | - PPFBinaryIOStrem , PPFBinaryOutputStream , POutPersist
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54 | Writing and reading of the embeded objects for which a handler has been registered
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55 | can simply be performed by :
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56 | POutPersist::PutObject() PInPersist::GetObject()
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57 |
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58 | ==> The services associated with nametags (PPFBinaryOutputStream::WriteNameTag()
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59 | PPFBinaryInputStream::GotoNameTag() ... ) are NOT intented to be used in
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60 | WriteSelf() , ReadSelf()
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61 |
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62 |
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63 | 5/ The new PPF handler, as well as the list of classes it can handle has to be
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64 | registered prior to use PPF read/write for the target classes. This must be
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65 | performed during the initialization phase, for example at the beginning of the
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66 | main() program. Another possibility is to use a module initializer
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67 | (See SophyaInitiator class in file BaseTools/sophyainit.h )
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68 | and declare a static instance of the class (Note that this works only if
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69 | the system loader handles correcly the call of constructor
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70 | for the statically declared objects)
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71 |
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72 | The registration can be performed using the CPP macros defined in BaseTools/ppersist.h
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73 |
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74 | // First, register the PPF handler ObjFileIO<Vfs>
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75 | PPRegister(ObjFileIO<Vfs>);
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76 | // Register the list of classes which can be handled by ObjFileIO<Vfs>
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77 | DObjRegister(ObjFileIO<Vfs>, Vfs);
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