static void MainL()
{
log_clear(PRIMARY_LOG_FILENAME);
log_text(PRIMARY_LOG_FILENAME, "initializing");
logg("value is %d", 555);
log_ctx(PRIMARY_LOG_FILENAME, "context test");
// Note that if our program does not run for at least five seconds
// or so, the S60 auto launch mechanism will consider that an error,
// and this may result in some error dialog popping up. We use
// WaitWhile() to avoid that sort of thing where an intrusive error
// report is not called for. Calling WaitWhile will hopefully also
// ensure that the system is somewhat up and running even right after
// boot, so that there are no problems with querying the installed
// apps information or anything like that.
WaitWhile();
RFs fs;
User::LeaveIfError(fs.Connect());
CleanupClosePushL(fs);
TBool magicFileExists = MagicFileExists(fs);
if (!magicFileExists) {
TBool isAppInstalled = IsAppInstalledL();
if (isAppInstalled) {
MainLoopL();
} else {
logt("program to launch not installed");
}
} else {
logt("magic file exists");
}
CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(); // fs
}
void Buffer::Put(int element)
{
this->Lock();
// the following statement releases the lock if the process can't proceed
WaitWhile(counter>=CAPACITY);
this->counter++;
this->elements[this->putPosition] = element;
this->putPosition = (this->putPosition+1) % CAPACITY;
std::cout << "Producer: Element " << element << " added\n";
this->Unlock();
}
int Buffer::Get()
{
int output;
this->Lock();
WaitWhile(counter<=0);
this->counter--;
output = this->elements[this->getPosition];
this->getPosition = (this->getPosition+1) % CAPACITY;
std::cout << "Consumer: Element " << output << " taken\n";
this->Unlock();
return output;
}
