#ifndef PULSEVIEW_PV_SIGSESSION_H
#define PULSEVIEW_PV_SIGSESSION_H
-#include <boost/function.hpp>
-
#include <map>
#include <memory>
#include <mutex>
capture_state get_capture_state() const;
- void start_capture(boost::function<void (const QString)> error_handler);
+ void start_capture(std::function<void (const QString)> error_handler);
void stop_capture();
static sr_input* load_input_file_format(
const std::string &filename,
- boost::function<void (const QString)> error_handler,
+ std::function<void (const QString)> error_handler,
sr_input_format *format = NULL);
void sample_thread_proc(std::shared_ptr<device::DevInst> dev_inst,
- boost::function<void (const QString)> error_handler);
+ std::function<void (const QString)> error_handler);
void feed_in_header(const sr_dev_inst *sdi);
// sessions should should be supported and it should be
// possible to associate a pointer with a sr_session.
static SigSession *_session;
+
+public:
+ // TODO: Even more of a hack. The libsigrok API now allows for
+ // multiple sessions. However sr_session_* calls are scattered
+ // around the PV architecture and a single SigSession object is
+ // being used across multiple sequential sessions, which are
+ // created and destroyed in other classes in pv::device. This
+ // is a mess. For now just keep a single sr_session pointer here
+ // which we can use for all those scattered calls.
+ static struct sr_session *_sr_session;
};
} // namespace pv