Singleton< C > Class Template Reference

#include <Singleton.hpp>

Static Public Member Functions
template<typename ... Args>
static C &	get (Args &&... args)
template<typename ... Args>
static C *	getInstance (Args &&... args)
static void	removeInstance ()
	Destroy the current instance, if any; the next getInstance()/get() call creates a fresh one.

Protected Member Functions
Singleton &	operator= (const Singleton &)=delete
	Singleton ()=default
	Singleton (const Singleton &)=delete
	~Singleton ()=default

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Singleton() [1/2]

template<class C>

Singleton ( )

protecteddefault

~Singleton()

template<class C>

~Singleton ( )

protecteddefault

Singleton() [2/2]

template<class C>

Singleton ( const Singleton< C > & )

protecteddelete

Member Function Documentation

get()

template<class C>

template<typename ... Args>

C & get ( Args &&... args )

static

getInstance()

template<class C>

template<typename ... Args>

C * getInstance ( Args &&... args )

static

operator=()

template<class C>

Singleton & operator= ( const Singleton< C > & )

protecteddelete

removeInstance()

template<class C>

void removeInstance ( )

static

Destroy the current instance, if any; the next getInstance()/get() call creates a fresh one.

Warning

Only safe to call when no other thread may still be dereferencing a C* obtained from an earlier getInstance()/get() call – that pointer's lifetime is tied to the destroyed instance, and no amount of locking here can protect a caller who is already holding and using it (the lock only serializes this class's own instance_/mutex_ bookkeeping against concurrent getInstance()/ removeInstance() calls). Intended for sequential use, e.g. resetting singleton state between test cases, not for tearing down an instance while it may still be in use elsewhere.

---

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• easynav_common/include/easynav_common/Singleton.hpp