sgns::processing::ProcessingCore¶
Processing core interface. More...
#include <processing_core.hpp>
Inherited by sgns::processing::ProcessingCoreImpl
Public Functions¶
| Name | |
|---|---|
| virtual | ~ProcessingCore() =default |
| virtual outcome::result< SGProcessing::SubTaskResult > | ProcessSubTask(const SGProcessing::SubTask & subTask, uint32_t initialHashCode) =0 Processes a subtask and returns the result. |
| virtual float | GetProgress() const Returns the progress of the processing core as a float between 0.0 and 100.0. |
| virtual std::shared_ptr< ProcessingTaskQueue > | GetTaskQueue() const Returns the ProcessingTaskQueue backing this ProcessingCore, if any. |
Detailed Description¶
Processing core interface.
Implementations encapsulate specific processing algorithms for subtasks.
Public Functions Documentation¶
function ~ProcessingCore¶
function ProcessSubTask¶
virtual outcome::result< SGProcessing::SubTaskResult > ProcessSubTask(
const SGProcessing::SubTask & subTask,
uint32_t initialHashCode
) =0
Processes a subtask and returns the result.
Parameters:
- subTask The subtask to process
- initialHashCode An initial hash code that can be used for processing
Return: The result of processing the subtask, or failure if processing failed
Reimplemented by: sgns::processing::ProcessingCoreImpl::ProcessSubTask
function GetProgress¶
Returns the progress of the processing core as a float between 0.0 and 100.0.
Return: The percentage of the processing of the subtask
Reimplemented by: sgns::processing::ProcessingCoreImpl::GetProgress
function GetTaskQueue¶
Returns the ProcessingTaskQueue backing this ProcessingCore, if any.
Return: The backing ProcessingTaskQueue, or nullptr if unavailable.
Reimplemented by: sgns::processing::ProcessingCoreImpl::GetTaskQueue
Lets a validation-side caller (Plan 15-03) recover the originating Task's full schema (for tolerance-threshold derivation) without every ProcessingCore implementation needing to support it. The safe nullptr default means implementations that don't override it (e.g. any existing or future test mock) simply signal "no task-queue lookup available", which callers must treat as a normal, non-fatal case.
Updated on 2026-10-06 at 13:34:20 +0000