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Represents a runnable server for executing runnable objects. More...
#include <rw/thread/RWRunnableServer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
RWRunnableServer () | |
RWRunnableServer (const RWRunnableServer &second) | |
~RWRunnableServer () | |
void | checkGuards () |
void | enqueue (const RWRunnable &runnable) |
void | enqueue (const RWRunnable &runnable, const RWRunnableGuard &guard) |
RWWaitStatus | enqueue (const RWRunnable &runnable, const RWRunnableGuard &guard, unsigned long milliseconds) |
RWWaitStatus | enqueue (const RWRunnable &runnable, unsigned long milliseconds) |
void | enqueue (long priority, const RWRunnable &runnable) |
void | enqueue (long priority, const RWRunnable &runnable, const RWRunnableGuard &guard) |
RWWaitStatus | enqueue (long priority, const RWRunnable &runnable, const RWRunnableGuard &guard, unsigned long milliseconds) |
RWWaitStatus | enqueue (long priority, const RWRunnable &runnable, unsigned long milliseconds) |
size_t | getCapacity () const |
RWRunnableServer & | operator= (const RWRunnableServer &second) |
size_t | setCapacity (size_t maxCapacity) |
void | stop () |
Public Member Functions inherited from RWThread | |
RWThread () | |
RWThread (const RWThread &second) | |
RWThread (RWStaticCtor) | |
~RWThread () | |
bool | canGetPriority () const |
bool | canGetProcessScopePriority () const |
bool | canGetSchedulingPolicy () const |
bool | canGetSystemScopePriority () const |
bool | canGetTimeSliceQuantum () const |
bool | canSetPriority () const |
bool | canSetProcessScopePriority () const |
bool | canSetSchedulingPolicy (RWSchedulingPolicy policy) const |
bool | canSetSystemScopePriority () const |
bool | canSetTimeSliceQuantum () const |
RWThreadAttribute | getActiveAttribute () const |
RWThreadAttribute | getAttribute () const |
RWPriority | getMaxPriority () const |
RWPriority | getMaxProcessScopePriority () const |
RWPriority | getMaxSystemScopePriority () const |
unsigned long | getMaxTimeSliceQuantum () const |
RWPriority | getMinPriority () const |
RWPriority | getMinProcessScopePriority () const |
RWPriority | getMinSystemScopePriority () const |
unsigned long | getMinTimeSliceQuantum () const |
RWPriority | getPriority () const |
RWPriority | getProcessScopePriority () const |
RWThreadSelf | getRWThreadSelf () const |
RWSchedulingPolicy | getSchedulingPolicy () const |
unsigned | getSuspendCount () const |
RWPriority | getSystemScopePriority () const |
unsigned long | getTimeSliceQuantum () const |
RWThread & | operator= (const RWThread &second) |
unsigned | resume () |
void | setAttribute (const RWThreadAttribute &second) |
void | setPriority (RWPriority priority) |
void | setProcessScopePriority (RWPriority priority) |
void | setSchedulingPolicy (RWSchedulingPolicy policy) |
void | setSystemScopePriority (RWPriority priority) |
void | setTimeSliceQuantum (unsigned long milliseconds) |
unsigned | suspend () |
void | terminate () |
Public Member Functions inherited from RWRunnable | |
RWRunnable () | |
RWRunnable (const RWRunnable &second) | |
RWRunnable (RWStaticCtor) | |
~RWRunnable () | |
RWRunnable | getNestedRunnable () const |
RWRunnableSelf | getRWRunnableSelf () const |
RWWaitStatus | join (unsigned long milliseconds) |
void | join (void) |
RWRunnable & | operator= (const RWRunnable &second) |
void | raise () const |
void | releaseInterrupt () |
RWWaitStatus | requestCancellation () |
RWWaitStatus | requestCancellation (unsigned long milliseconds) |
RWWaitStatus | requestInterrupt () |
RWWaitStatus | requestInterrupt (unsigned long milliseconds) |
RWCompletionState | start () |
RWExecutionState | wait (unsigned long stateMask) |
RWWaitStatus | wait (unsigned long stateMask, RWExecutionState *state, unsigned long milliseconds) |
Public Member Functions inherited from RWRunnableHandle | |
void | addCallback (const RWTFunctor< void(const RWRunnable &, RWExecutionState)> &functor, unsigned long stateMask, RWCallbackScope scope=RW_CALL_REPEATEDLY) |
RWCompletionState | getCompletionState () const |
RWExecutionState | getExecutionState () const |
bool | isInterruptRequested () const |
bool | isSelf () const |
bool | isSelf (const RWThreadId &id) const |
void | removeCallback (const RWTFunctor< void(const RWRunnable &, RWExecutionState)> &functor) |
RWThreadId | threadId () const |
Public Member Functions inherited from RWHandleBase | |
bool | isValid (void) const |
bool | operator!= (const RWHandleBase &second) const |
bool | operator== (const RWHandleBase &second) const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static RWRunnableServer | make () |
static RWRunnableServer | make (const RWThreadAttribute &serverThreadAttr) |
static RWRunnableServer | make (const RWThreadAttribute &serverThreadAttr, size_t maxCapacity) |
static RWRunnableServer | make (size_t maxCapacity) |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from RWThread | |
static bool | canGetMaxThreads () |
static bool | canSuspendResume () |
static size_t | getMaxThreads () |
Related Symbols | |
(Note that these are not member symbols.) | |
typedef RWTFunctor< bool()> | RWRunnableGuard |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from RWThread | |
RWThread (RWThreadImp *threadImpP) | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from RWRunnable | |
RWRunnable (const RWRunnableSelf &second) | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from RWRunnableHandle | |
RWRunnableHandle () | |
RWRunnableHandle (const RWRunnableHandle &second) | |
RWRunnableHandle (RWRunnableImp *runnableImpP) | |
RWRunnableHandle (RWStaticCtor) | |
~RWRunnableHandle () | |
RWRunnableHandle & | operator= (const RWRunnableHandle &second) |
Protected Member Functions inherited from RWHandleBase | |
RWHandleBase (const RWHandleBase &second) | |
RWHandleBase (RWBodyBase *body) | |
RWHandleBase (RWStaticCtor) | |
RWHandleBase (void) | |
~RWHandleBase (void) | |
RWBodyBase & | body (void) const |
RWHandleBase & | operator= (const RWHandleBase &second) |
The runnable server may be used alone, or within a class for an active object class implementation. The runnable server object, when started, waits for other threads to enqueue runnable objects for the server thread to execute. Each runnable object that the server finds in its internal queue is dequeued and started. The runnable server does not join with the runnables it starts. The runnable server continues to dequeue runnables and execute them until stopped, interrupted, or canceled.
Runnables may be enqueued with a guard functor, or a priority value, or both.
The server uses the guard functor to determine whether the associated runnable is currently eligible for retrieval and execution. A guarded runnable is not retrieved by the server until that runnable is the first runnable in the queue whose guard evaluates to true
. Using guards to block runnable execution is important when implementing active objects; guards can be used to ensure that the active object maintains consistent state and preserves any necessary invariants.
The priority value is used during write operations to determine a runnable's insertion point within the server's input queue, so that unprocessed and eligible runnables are retrieved in priority order by the server.
The RWRunnable::requestCancellation() function should be used if the server thread is to stop execution as soon as possible without dequeuing and dispatching any additional runnables.
The RWRunnable::requestInterrupt() function can be used to temporarily suspend execution of the server thread.
An active object implementation using this class defines a client interface with member functions that simply produce "runnable functor" objects (see RWRunnableFunction and RWTRunnableIOUFunction) which, when invoked, execute some corresponding private or local member function within the active object instance. The public members pass the runnable functors to the server thread by calling the enqueue() member, which stores the runnables in a queue. The client interface member function then returns to its caller.
Runnables that use IOUs can be used to represent a future return value or result of the asynchronous active object operation. In this situation, the client interface would create the appropriate IOU-capable runnable object, enqueue the runnable for execution, retrieve the runnable's IOU result, and return that IOU to the caller. The caller could then redeem that IOU at some point in the future.
The following is a skeleton of an active object class implemented using an RWRunnableServer. For a complete active object example, refer to activobj.cpp
in the threxam
directory.
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Constructs an empty, invalid, handle instance.
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Constructs an external interface handle to the thread object pointed to by handle second, if any.
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Destructor.
void RWRunnableServer::checkGuards | ( | ) |
Notifies all readers that a guard state may have changed, and that all pending requests should be reevaluated.
void RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | const RWRunnable & | runnable | ) |
Passes a runnable instance to the server for execution. All runnables are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, in priority order, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue) or until the server is stopped.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
This function takes the parameter runnable, which is a const
reference to an RWRunnable instance of the type used to instantiate this template class.
Runnables enqueued with this method are not guarded and are assigned a priority value of zero.
void RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | const RWRunnable & | runnable, |
const RWRunnableGuard & | guard ) |
Passes a guarded runnable instance runnable to the server for execution. All runnable are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, in priority order, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue) or until the server is stopped.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
Parameters:
const
reference to an RWRunnable instance.true
, and skips any runnable whose guard functor evaluates to false
, until a runnable is found that can be executed. An empty functor handle indicates that the entry is always eligible for execution. The functor must not attempt to enqueue other runnables on the same server instance, as such access results in deadlock.Runnables enqueued with this method are assigned a priority value of zero.
RWWaitStatus RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | const RWRunnable & | runnable, |
const RWRunnableGuard & | guard, | ||
unsigned long | milliseconds ) |
Passes a guarded runnable instance runnable to the server for execution. All runnables are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, in priority order, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns RW_THR_COMPLETED. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue), or until the server is stopped, or until the specified amount of time passes. If the runnable cannot be inserted in the input queue within the specified amount of time, this function returns a value of RW_THR_TIMEOUT.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
Parameters:
const
reference to an RWRunnable instance.true
, and skips any runnable whose guard functor evaluates to false
, until a runnable is found that can be executed. An empty functor handle indicates that the entry is always eligible for execution. The functor must not attempt to enqueue other runnables on the same server instance, as such access results in deadlock.unsigned long
value that specifies the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for the operation to complete.Runnables enqueued with this method are assigned a priority value of zero.
RWWaitStatus RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | const RWRunnable & | runnable, |
unsigned long | milliseconds ) |
Passes a runnable instance to the server for execution. All runnables are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, in priority order, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns RW_THR_COMPLETED. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue), or until the server is stopped, or until the specified amount of time passes. If the runnable cannot be inserted in the input queue within the specified amount of time provided in milliseconds, this function returns a value of RW_THR_TIMEOUT.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
Parameters:
const
reference to an RWRunnable instance.unsigned long
value that specifies the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for the operation to complete.Runnables enqueued with this method are not guarded and are assigned a priority value of zero.
void RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | long | priority, |
const RWRunnable & | runnable ) |
Passes a prioritized runnable instance to the server for execution. All runnables are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, in priority order, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue) or until the server is stopped.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
Parameters:
long
that is used to determine the insertion point of the runnable within the server's input queue. A runnable with a greater priority value is positioned to be read before a runnable of lower priority. Runnables of equal priority are positioned such that older runnables are executed before newer runnables.const
reference to an RWRunnable instance.Runnables enqueued with this method are not guarded.
void RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | long | priority, |
const RWRunnable & | runnable, | ||
const RWRunnableGuard & | guard ) |
Passes a guarded and prioritized runnable instance to the server for execution. All runnables are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue) or until the server is stopped.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
Parameters:
long
that is used to determine the insertion point of the runnable within the server's input queue. A runnable with a greater priority value is positioned to be read before a runnable of lower priority. Runnables of equal priority are positioned such that older runnables are executed before newer runnables.const
reference to an RWRunnable instance.true
, and skips any runnable whose guard functor evaluates to false
, until a runnable is found that can be executed. An empty functor handle indicates that the entry is always eligible for execution. The functor must not attempt to enqueue other runnables on the same server instance, as such access results in deadlock. RWWaitStatus RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | long | priority, |
const RWRunnable & | runnable, | ||
const RWRunnableGuard & | guard, | ||
unsigned long | milliseconds ) |
Passes a guarded and prioritized runnable instance to the server for execution. All runnables are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns RW_THR_COMPLETED. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue), or until the server is stopped, or until the specified amount of time passes. If the runnable cannot inserted in the input queue within the specified amount of time, this function returns a value of RW_THR_TIMEOUT.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
Parameters:
long
that is used to determine the insertion point of the runnable within the server's input queue. A runnable with a greater priority value is positioned to be read before a runnable of lower priority. Runnables of equal priority are positioned such that older runnables are executed before newer runnables.const
reference to an RWRunnable instance.true
, and skips any runnable whose guard functor evaluates to false
, until a runnable is found that can be executed. An empty functor handle indicates that the entry is always eligible for execution. The functor must not attempt to enqueue other runnables on the same server instance, as such access results in deadlock.unsigned long
value that specifies the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for the operation to complete. RWWaitStatus RWRunnableServer::enqueue | ( | long | priority, |
const RWRunnable & | runnable, | ||
unsigned long | milliseconds ) |
Passes a prioritized runnable instance to the server for execution. All runnables are inserted into an internal producer-consumer queue, where the server retrieves them, one at a time, and executes them to completion.
If the server is running and its input queue has sufficient capacity to hold another runnable, this function inserts the runnable and returns RW_THR_COMPLETED. If the server is running but its input queue is full, this function blocks the calling thread until the input queue is no longer full (because the server has removed a sufficient number of runnables, or another thread has changed the maximum capacity of the input queue), or until the server is stopped, or until the specified amount of time passes. If the runnable cannot inserted in the input queue within the specified amount of time, this function returns a value of RW_THR_TIMEOUT.
If the server is stopped while the calling thread is blocked and waiting within this function for space in the input queue, the calling thread is unblocked and the function returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException. If the server is already closed when this function is called, the function immediately returns by throwing an RWTHRClosedException.
Parameters:
long
that is used to determine the insertion point of the runnable within the server's input queue. A runnable with a greater priority value is positioned to be read before a runnable of lower priority. Runnables of equal priority are positioned such that older runnables are executed before newer runnables.const
reference to an RWRunnable instance.unsigned long
value that specifies the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for the operation to complete.Runnables enqueued with this method are not guarded.
size_t RWRunnableServer::getCapacity | ( | ) | const |
Returns the maximum capacity of the server's input queue. A value of zero indicates that the queue has no capacity limit.
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Makes a runnable server.
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Makes a runnable server instance with the specified thread attributes.
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Makes a runnable server instance with the specified thread attributes whose input queue has the specified maximum capacity.
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Makes a runnable server whose input queue has the specified maximum capacity.
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Binds this external interface handle to the thread object pointed to by handle second, if any.
size_t RWRunnableServer::setCapacity | ( | size_t | maxCapacity | ) |
Sets the maximum capacity of the server's input queue. The maximum capacity of the input queue determines the maximum number of unprocessed entries allowed to accumulate within the input queue. Once the number of entries equals or exceeds this number, any thread attempting to enqueue another runnable is blocked until the server removes a sufficient number of runnables from the queue, or until another thread increases the capacity. A value of zero indicates that the queue has no capacity limit. This function returns the maximum capacity value that was in use before the call.
void RWRunnableServer::stop | ( | ) |
Requests that the server stop execution after it executes the runnables that are currently enqueued. Any attempt to enqueue a runnable after the server has been stopped, or before it has been started, results in an RWTHRClosedException.
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A typedef for a function object used to guard the execution of an RWRunnable within RWRunnableServer.
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