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| class | dx::proxy::stream::_device< desc_t, preference_t, stream_t, group_t > |
| class | dx::proxy::stream::_device< desc_t, preference_t, stream_t, group_t >::chain< value_t, proxy_value_t > |
| | drives one of the device's own promoted values through an IOCTL More...
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| class | dx::proxy::stream::_device< desc_t, preference_t, stream_t, group_t >::monitor |
| | the driver's clock monitor, mapped on demand and handed back at the end of the scope; a driver that does not keep one answers not_implemented and the monitor stays empty More...
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| class | dx::proxy::stream::_device< desc_t, preference_t, stream_t, group_t >::promoted< value_t, proxy_value_t, _settable > |
| | dx::proxy::stream::device::promoted with device::preference More...
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| class | dx::proxy::stream::device< desc_t, preference_t, stream_t, group_t > |
| | the bus's device as a product composes it: the _device above with this bus's own stream and group, the group's clock being the driver's More...
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| class | dx::proxy::stream::group< device_t > |
| | an OS proxy's own streaming group: the kernel driver owns its clock, started and stopped with this group's session More...
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| class | dx::proxy::stream::stream< device_t, circular_t, super_stream_t, event_t > |
| | a pin's stream on the kernel driver: the ring is the driver's, mapped into this process, and this client is a participant in it - it anchors a cursor where the indices stand and never resets them (dx::stream::cursor) More...
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