stratosphere: Use RAII for locks
This renames the Mutex class member functions so that the mutex types satisfy Lockable. This makes them usable with standard std::scoped_lock and std::unique_lock, which lets us use RAII and avoids the need for a custom RAII wrapper :)
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@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ class HosMutex {
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mutexInit(&this->m);
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}
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void Lock() {
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void lock() {
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mutexLock(&this->m);
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}
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void Unlock() {
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void unlock() {
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mutexUnlock(&this->m);
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}
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bool TryLock() {
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bool try_lock() {
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return mutexTryLock(&this->m);
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}
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};
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@@ -30,15 +30,15 @@ class HosRecursiveMutex {
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rmutexInit(&this->m);
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}
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void Lock() {
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void lock() {
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rmutexLock(&this->m);
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}
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void Unlock() {
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void unlock() {
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rmutexUnlock(&this->m);
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}
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bool TryLock() {
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bool try_lock() {
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return rmutexTryLock(&this->m);
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}
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};
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