kernel.h File Reference

#include "sen/core/base/class_helpers.h"
#include "sen/core/base/span.h"
#include "sen/core/meta/class_type.h"
#include "sen/kernel/kernel_config.h"
#include "stl/sen/kernel/basic_types.stl.h"
#include "stl/sen/kernel/network_footprint.stl.h"
#include <filesystem>
#include <memory>
#include <optional>

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Classes
class	sen::kernel::Kernel
	Main entry point of a sen microkernel. More...

Namespaces
namespace	sen
namespace	sen::kernel
	Strong type for the unique identifier for a transport timer.
namespace	sen::kernel::crash
	Crash reporting, which belongs to the process rather than to any one kernel: a process has one crash reporter however many kernels it builds.

Enumerations
enum class	sen::kernel::KernelBlockMode { sen::kernel::doNotBlock , sen::kernel::doBlock }
	How to deal with the thread that calls the Kernel::run() function. More...

Functions
bool	sen::kernel::crash::arm (const std::filesystem::path &reportDirectory={})
	Turns on crash reporting for this process: a terminate handler for an uncaught exception, and an out-of-process Crashpad handler for a fault. Both write under reportDirectory, or under the system temporary directory when it is empty.
std::optional< int >	sen::kernel::crash::runHandlerIfRequested (int argc, char *argv[])
	Give main() its own arguments here, before anything else, and leave with the value it returns when it returns one. Sen has no separate handler program, so on Windows the handler is this executable run again, and this call is what recognises that and becomes it. On other platforms it never claims the process, so the call costs nothing and the code stays the same.