Hypertable 源码分析---消息处理相关类简要说明

/** Abstract base clase for application request handlers.  Objects of this    * type are what get added to an ApplicationQueue.  Most application    * requests are generated via MESSAGE events received from the Comm layer.    * The application queue supports serialization of requests for specific    * application objects.  This is achieved by setting the gid field of    * the message to a unique id associated with the application object    * (e.g. file handle).  The MESSAGE event object that gets created when    * a message arrives will create a 64-bit thread_group value that is the    * combination of the connection ID and the gid field in the message    * header.  This thread group value is used by the ApplicationQueue to    * serialize requests.    */   class ApplicationHandler  ---应用请求处理器抽象基类      /** Abstract method to carry out the request.  Called by an ApplicationQueue      * worker thread      */      virtual void run() = 0;     /**    * Provides application work queue and worker threads.  It maintains a queue    * of requests and a pool of threads that pull requests off the queue and    * carry them out.    */   class ApplicationQueue : public ReferenceCount   ---应用请求队列及线程池维护队列      /**      * Adds a request (application handler) to the request queue.  The request      * queue is designed to support the serialization of related requests.      * Requests are related by the thread group ID value in the      * ApplicationHandler.  This thread group ID is constructed in the Event      * object      */     virtual void add(ApplicationHandler *app_handler)        /**    * Provides communication (message passing) services to an application.    * There should be only one instance of this class per process and the static    * method ReactorFactory#initialize must be called prior to constructing this    * class in order to create the system-wide I/O reactor threads.    */   class Comm : public ReferenceCount   ---应用通信服务类（消息传递）      /**      * Sends a request message over a connection, expecting a response.  The      * connection is specified by the addr argum