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* Copyright 2011 LMAX Ltd.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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*
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package com.lmax.disruptor;
/**
* An EventProcessor needs to be an implementation of a runnable that will poll for events from the {@link RingBuffer}
* using the appropriate wait strategy. It is unlikely that you will need to implement this interface yourself.
* Look at using the {@link EventHandler} interface along with the pre-supplied BatchEventProcessor in the first
* instance.
*
* An EventProcessor will generally be associated with a Thread for execution.
*/
public interface EventProcessor extends Runnable
{
/**
* Get a reference to the {@link Sequence} being used by this {@link EventProcessor}.
*
* @return reference to the {@link Sequence} for this {@link EventProcessor}
*/
Sequence getSequence();
/**
* Signal that this EventProcessor should stop when it has finished consuming at the next clean break.
* It will call {@link SequenceBarrier#alert()} to notify the thread to check status.
*/
void halt();
boolean isRunning();
}