The ScopedLock class acquires a lock to the specified mutex upon creation and releases this upon destruction (usually at the end of a code block). This simplifies cases where your code contains many return statements where you'd otherwise have to manually unlock before returning. Only use ScopedLock for a short block of your code. Do not use ScopedLock mindlessly at the beginning of a function! This will block all other threads for the whole runtime of the function which usually is much longer that required.
THREADSAFE.
- See also
- SpinLock
