Public Member Functions
	SynchConsole (char readFile, char writeFile)
	SynchConsole::SynchConsole Initiate semaphore and Console class. More...

	~SynchConsole ()
	SynchConsole::~SynchConsole Clean up the SynchConsole.

void	SynchPutChar (const char ch)
	SynchConsole::SynchPutChar Write a char in the output stream. More...

int	SynchGetChar ()
	SynchConsole::SynchGetChar Wait for a char to be available and return is int value. More...

void	SynchPutString (const char *s)
	SynchConsole::SynchPutString Write a String in the output stream. This is more efficent than multiple PutChar beacause. More...

void	SynchGetString (char *s, int n)
	SynchConsole::SynchPutString Get a String from the stream. This is more efficent than multiple GetChar beacause. More...

bool	Feof ()
	SynchConsole::Feof Test wether the output stream have available charactere to read. More...

int	fopen (const char *filename, unsigned int tid)

int	fgets (char *into, int FileDescriptor, int numBytes, unsigned int tid)

int	fputs (char *from, int fileDescriptor, int numBytes, unsigned int tid)

void	fseek (int fileDescriptor, int position, unsigned int tid)

int	fclose (int fileDescriptor, int *threadTableFileDescriptor, unsigned int tid)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Parameters

readFile	: – UNIX file simulating the keyboard (NULL -> use stdin)
"writeFile"	– UNIX file simulating the display (NULL -> use stdout)

Member Function Documentation

bool SynchConsole::Feof ( )

SynchConsole::Feof Test wether the output stream have available charactere to read.

int SynchConsole::SynchGetChar ( )

SynchConsole::SynchGetChar Wait for a char to be available and return is int value.

void SynchConsole::SynchGetString	(	char *	s,
		int	n
	)

SynchConsole::SynchPutString Get a String from the stream. This is more efficent than multiple GetChar beacause.

Parameters

*s	: is the adress where the string will be writed
n	: The max size of the string. The string is ended if one char is wether ' ' or EOF

void SynchConsole::SynchPutChar ( const char ch )

SynchConsole::SynchPutChar Write a char in the output stream.

Parameters

ch	: the caracter that will be written

void SynchConsole::SynchPutString ( const char * s )

SynchConsole::SynchPutString Write a String in the output stream. This is more efficent than multiple PutChar beacause.

Parameters

s	: the char * that will by written (Care of the '' end)

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