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- Add the functionality to merge and unmerge MessageLoopTaskQueues This introduces a notion of a "owning" and "subsumed" queue ids. Owning queue will take care of the tasks submitted to both that and it's subsumed queue. - The tasks submitted still maintain the queue affinity - Same for the task observers - Also adds MergedQueuesRunner which grabs both the locks owner and subsumed queues in RAII fashion. - Also use task queue id to verify if we are running in the same thread. - This is to enable merging the backed message loop task queues to enable dynamic thread merging in IOS.
156 lines
4.7 KiB
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156 lines
4.7 KiB
C++
// Copyright 2013 The Flutter Authors. All rights reserved.
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// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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// found in the LICENSE file.
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#define FML_USED_ON_EMBEDDER
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#include "flutter/fml/message_loop_impl.h"
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#include <algorithm>
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#include <vector>
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#include "flutter/fml/build_config.h"
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#include "flutter/fml/logging.h"
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#include "flutter/fml/trace_event.h"
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#if OS_MACOSX
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#include "flutter/fml/platform/darwin/message_loop_darwin.h"
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#elif OS_ANDROID
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#include "flutter/fml/platform/android/message_loop_android.h"
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#elif OS_LINUX
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#include "flutter/fml/platform/linux/message_loop_linux.h"
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#elif OS_WIN
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#include "flutter/fml/platform/win/message_loop_win.h"
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#endif
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namespace fml {
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fml::RefPtr<MessageLoopImpl> MessageLoopImpl::Create() {
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#if OS_MACOSX
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return fml::MakeRefCounted<MessageLoopDarwin>();
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#elif OS_ANDROID
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return fml::MakeRefCounted<MessageLoopAndroid>();
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#elif OS_LINUX
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return fml::MakeRefCounted<MessageLoopLinux>();
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#elif OS_WIN
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return fml::MakeRefCounted<MessageLoopWin>();
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#else
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return nullptr;
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#endif
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}
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MessageLoopImpl::MessageLoopImpl()
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: task_queue_(MessageLoopTaskQueues::GetInstance()),
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queue_id_(task_queue_->CreateTaskQueue()),
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terminated_(false) {
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task_queue_->SetWakeable(queue_id_, this);
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}
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MessageLoopImpl::~MessageLoopImpl() = default;
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void MessageLoopImpl::PostTask(fml::closure task, fml::TimePoint target_time) {
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FML_DCHECK(task != nullptr);
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FML_DCHECK(task != nullptr);
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if (terminated_) {
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// If the message loop has already been terminated, PostTask should destruct
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// |task| synchronously within this function.
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return;
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}
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task_queue_->RegisterTask(queue_id_, task, target_time);
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}
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void MessageLoopImpl::AddTaskObserver(intptr_t key, fml::closure callback) {
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FML_DCHECK(callback != nullptr);
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FML_DCHECK(MessageLoop::GetCurrent().GetLoopImpl().get() == this)
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<< "Message loop task observer must be added on the same thread as the "
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"loop.";
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task_queue_->AddTaskObserver(queue_id_, key, callback);
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}
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void MessageLoopImpl::RemoveTaskObserver(intptr_t key) {
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FML_DCHECK(MessageLoop::GetCurrent().GetLoopImpl().get() == this)
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<< "Message loop task observer must be removed from the same thread as "
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"the loop.";
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task_queue_->RemoveTaskObserver(queue_id_, key);
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}
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void MessageLoopImpl::DoRun() {
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if (terminated_) {
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// Message loops may be run only once.
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return;
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}
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// Allow the implementation to do its thing.
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Run();
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// The loop may have been implicitly terminated. This can happen if the
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// implementation supports termination via platform specific APIs or just
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// error conditions. Set the terminated flag manually.
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terminated_ = true;
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// The message loop is shutting down. Check if there are expired tasks. This
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// is the last chance for expired tasks to be serviced. Make sure the
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// terminated flag is already set so we don't accrue additional tasks now.
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RunExpiredTasksNow();
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// When the message loop is in the process of shutting down, pending tasks
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// should be destructed on the message loop's thread. We have just returned
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// from the implementations |Run| method which we know is on the correct
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// thread. Drop all pending tasks on the floor.
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task_queue_->Dispose(queue_id_);
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}
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void MessageLoopImpl::DoTerminate() {
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terminated_ = true;
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Terminate();
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}
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// Thread safety analysis disabled as it does not account for defered locks.
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void MessageLoopImpl::SwapTaskQueues(const fml::RefPtr<MessageLoopImpl>& other)
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FML_NO_THREAD_SAFETY_ANALYSIS {
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if (terminated_ || other->terminated_) {
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return;
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}
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// task_flushing locks
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std::unique_lock<std::mutex> t1(tasks_flushing_mutex_, std::defer_lock);
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std::unique_lock<std::mutex> t2(other->tasks_flushing_mutex_,
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std::defer_lock);
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std::lock(t1, t2);
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task_queue_->Swap(queue_id_, other->queue_id_);
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}
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void MessageLoopImpl::FlushTasks(FlushType type) {
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TRACE_EVENT0("fml", "MessageLoop::FlushTasks");
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std::vector<fml::closure> invocations;
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// We are grabbing this lock here as a proxy to indicate
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// that we are running tasks and will invoke the
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// "right" observers, we are trying to avoid the scenario
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// where:
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// gather invocations -> Swap -> execute invocations
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// will lead us to run invocations on the wrong thread.
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std::scoped_lock task_flush_lock(tasks_flushing_mutex_);
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task_queue_->GetTasksToRunNow(queue_id_, type, invocations);
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for (const auto& invocation : invocations) {
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invocation();
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task_queue_->NotifyObservers(queue_id_);
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}
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}
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void MessageLoopImpl::RunExpiredTasksNow() {
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FlushTasks(FlushType::kAll);
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}
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void MessageLoopImpl::RunSingleExpiredTaskNow() {
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FlushTasks(FlushType::kSingle);
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}
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TaskQueueId MessageLoopImpl::GetTaskQueueId() const {
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return queue_id_;
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}
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} // namespace fml
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