VCF::NetworkKit Class Reference

The NetworkKit class is used to initialize the NetworkKit runtime. More...

#include <vcf/NetworkKit/NetworkKit.h>

List of all members.

Static Public Member Functions

static void init (int argc, char **argv)

Initialization takes place here, plus creating the various system resources and peer instances.

static void terminate ()

Frees up any resources allocated in the NetworkKit::init() function.

Detailed Description

The NetworkKit class is used to initialize the NetworkKit runtime.

NetworkKit::init() must be called at start up before anything other classes in the NetworkKit are used.

NetworkKit::terminate() must be called to free up any resources used by the NetworkKit.

An example of proper usage looks like this:

    int main( int argc, char** argv ) 
    {
        VCF::FoundationKit::init(argc, argv);
        VCF::NetworkKit::init(argc, argv);

        //your code here

        VCF::NetworkKit::terminate();
        VCF::FoundationKit::terminate();

        return 0;
    }

The NetworkKit is cannot be instantiated nor can it be derived from.

Member Function Documentation

static void VCF::NetworkKit::init ( int argc,

char ** argv

) [static]

Initialization takes place here, plus creating the various system resources and peer instances.

static void VCF::NetworkKit::terminate ( ) [static]

Frees up any resources allocated in the NetworkKit::init() function.

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

vcf/NetworkKit/NetworkKit.h


Static Public Member Functions
static void	init (int argc, char **argv)
	Initialization takes place here, plus creating the various system resources and peer instances.
static void	terminate ()
	Frees up any resources allocated in the NetworkKit::init() function.