# CWhileInExclusiveCS Class Reference
[MCCore]

Inheritance diagram for CWhileInExclusiveCS:

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## Public Member Functions
| CWhileInExclusiveCS (TMCSharedCriticalSection &theCS)
| ~CWhileInExclusiveCS ()
void | Clean ()
## Protected Attributes
TMCSharedCriticalSection * | fCS

## Detailed Description

This class should be used to declare a local variable. The life span of this variable determines what block of code is encapsulated in the critical section in exclusive access mode. For more information on critical region see TMCSharedCriticalSection.

One of the advantage of using a local variable is that the destructor is called if an exception is thrown or if return is called in the middle of the function

For instance, you could write:

     {
       CWhileInExclusiveCS cs(criticalSection);

       // Code excuted inside the critical section
       ...
     }
     // Code excuted outside the critical section
     ...

## Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CWhileInExclusiveCS::CWhileInExclusiveCS | ( | TMCSharedCriticalSection & | theCS | ) | `[inline]`

CWhileInExclusiveCS::~CWhileInExclusiveCS | ( |  | ) | `[inline]`

## Member Function Documentation

void CWhileInExclusiveCS::Clean | ( |  | ) | `[inline]`

## Member Data Documentation

TMCSharedCriticalSection* CWhileInExclusiveCS::fCS`[protected]`

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

- MCSMPSharedCriticalSection.h