ICondition Interface for a thread-spanning condition
ICondition Interface for a thread-spanning condition. If a condition-object is created, its initial condition is False. You can check the condition nonblocking with "check()" or wait for it to become set with "wait()". The methods "set()" and "reset()" are used to change the conditions state.
virtual void reset()
virtual Boolean wait()
If condition has been destroyed prematurely, wait() will
return with False
virtual Boolean check()
False: condition is not set
does not block
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