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   /**
    * This class defines the concept of a condition variable based on the
    * Pthreads model that allows signaling between threads for more complex
    * conditions than semaphores.
    * The general pattern for a condition variable is:
    * 1. Define the condition variable and corresponding Mutex
    *     Condition testCondition;
    *     Mutex testCondtionMutex;
    *
    * 2. Define the condition wait logic as a while loop and protect it with
    * the mutex.
    *
    *     testConditionMutex.lock();
    *     while (testdata < 3 && !endOfTransaction)
    *     {
    *         testCondition.wait(testConditionMutex)
    *     }
    *     testConditionMutex.unlock();
    *
    * If the condition is true, execution continues.  If not, the wait is
    * executed which unlocks the mutex and goes to sleep to wait for a signal
    * on the definedcondition variable from another thread. Pthreads
    * DOES not guarantee that there will not be spurious signals so the
    * condition wait loop MUST test for the condition.
    * . . .
    * 3. As part of some thread, define the signal function as follows.
    * When the following signal code is executed, the condition variable in
    * one thread in the wait condition will be  awakened.
    *
    *     testConditionMutex.lock();
    *     testCondition.signal();
    *     testCondition.unlock();
    *
    * The user should be careful that the conditions are only modified under
    * control of the mutex associated with the condition variable.
    */
   
 class PEGASUS_COMMON_LINKAGE Condition class PEGASUS_COMMON_LINKAGE Condition
 { {
 public: public:
  
       /**
        * Define a condition variable.
        *
        */
     Condition();     Condition();
  
     ~Condition();     ~Condition();
  
       /**
        * Signal the condition variable that the condition might be
        * satisfied.  The signal should always be protected by the
        * condition mutex and need not fully test the condition when
        * executed.
        */
     void signal();     void signal();
  
       /**
        *  Wait on the signal from another thread for the defined
        *  condition variable. The wait will return when a signal is
        *  received. The wait function should always be protected by
        *  the condition mutex.  Each time the wait is executed it
        *  unlocks the mutex, sleeps awating a signal. When a signal is
        *  received, the mutex is locked.
        *
        *  @param mutex - Condition variable mutex that should protect
        *  both the wait and signal execution.
        */
     void wait(Mutex& mutex);     void wait(Mutex& mutex);
  
 private: private:


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