Run native jobs and protected Lua callbacks on BAS worker threads. More...

#include <lxrc.h>

Public Attributes
HttpServer *	server
	The server object. More...

lua_State *	Lg
	Global state. More...

int	runningThreads
	Threads currently running. More...

int	pendingJobs
	Jobs queued. More...

int	isDynamic
	if created via ba.thread.create() More...

int	threads
	number of threads More...

Usage and lifecycle

Run native jobs and protected Lua callbacks on BAS worker threads.

The host creates its global manager after HttpServer and the Lua state; applications can create dynamic managers with ba.thread.create. The manager borrows the server and Lua state. Keep both alive until LThreadMgr_destructor returns, and stop submitting work before teardown.

Submit job-owned input through ThreadJob and LThreadMgr_run. Lua callbacks execute with the server mutex held; arbitrary OS threads must not call Lua directly. See ThreadJob_LRun and Advanced Lua Bindings for the callback pattern, and LThreadMgr_constructor for worker and stack settings.

Member Data Documentation

◆ isDynamic

int LThreadMgr::isDynamic

if created via ba.thread.create()

◆ Lg

lua_State* LThreadMgr::Lg

Global state.

◆ pendingJobs

int LThreadMgr::pendingJobs

Jobs queued.

◆ runningThreads

int LThreadMgr::runningThreads

Threads currently running.

◆ server

HttpServer* LThreadMgr::server

The server object.

◆ threads

int LThreadMgr::threads

number of threads

Public Attributes