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/**************************************************************************\
*
* This file is part of the Coin 3D visualization library.
* Copyright (C) by Kongsberg Oil & Gas Technologies.
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
* ("GPL") version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.
* See the file LICENSE.GPL at the root directory of this source
* distribution for additional information about the GNU GPL.
*
* For using Coin with software that can not be combined with the GNU
* GPL, and for taking advantage of the additional benefits of our
* support services, please contact Kongsberg Oil & Gas Technologies
* about acquiring a Coin Professional Edition License.
*
* See http://www.coin3d.org/ for more information.
*
* Kongsberg Oil & Gas Technologies, Bygdoy Alle 5, 0257 Oslo, NORWAY.
* http://www.sim.no/ sales@sim.no coin-support@coin3d.org
*
\**************************************************************************/
#include <Inventor/C/threads/rwmutex.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <Inventor/C/errors/debugerror.h>
#include <Inventor/C/threads/mutex.h>
#include <Inventor/C/threads/condvar.h>
#include "threads/rwmutexp.h"
#include "tidbitsp.h"
/* ********************************************************************** */
/* debugging. for instance useful for checking that there's not
excessive mutex construction. */
/* these are declared in mutex.cpp */
extern unsigned int cc_debug_mtxcount;
extern const char * COIN_DEBUG_MUTEX_COUNT;
/**************************************************************************/
/*!
\internal
*/
void
cc_rwmutex_struct_init(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
cc_mutex_struct_init(&rwmutex->mutex);
cc_condvar_struct_init(&rwmutex->read);
cc_condvar_struct_init(&rwmutex->write);
rwmutex->readers = 0;
rwmutex->readwaiters = 0;
rwmutex->writers = 0;
rwmutex->writewaiters = 0;
rwmutex->policy = CC_READ_PRECEDENCE;
}
/*!
\internal
*/
void
cc_rwmutex_struct_clean(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
cc_mutex_struct_clean(&rwmutex->mutex);
cc_condvar_struct_clean(&rwmutex->read);
cc_condvar_struct_clean(&rwmutex->write);
}
/*
Construct a read-write mutex, with read precedence.
*/
cc_rwmutex *
cc_rwmutex_construct(void)
{
cc_rwmutex * rwmutex;
rwmutex = (cc_rwmutex *) malloc(sizeof(cc_rwmutex));
assert(rwmutex != NULL);
cc_rwmutex_struct_init(rwmutex);
{ /* debugging */
const char * env = coin_getenv(COIN_DEBUG_MUTEX_COUNT);
if (env && (atoi(env) > 0)) {
cc_debug_mtxcount += 1;
(void)fprintf(stderr, "DEBUG: live mutexes +1 => %u (rwmutex++)\n",
cc_debug_mtxcount);
}
}
return rwmutex;
}
/*
Construct a read-write mutex, with read precedence or write precedence.
*/
cc_rwmutex *
cc_rwmutex_construct_etc(enum cc_precedence policy)
{
cc_rwmutex * rwmutex;
assert((policy == CC_READ_PRECEDENCE) || (policy == CC_WRITE_PRECEDENCE));
rwmutex = cc_rwmutex_construct();
assert(rwmutex != NULL);
rwmutex->policy = policy;
return rwmutex;
}
/*
Destruct a read-write mutex.
*/
void
cc_rwmutex_destruct(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
{ /* debugging */
const char * env = coin_getenv(COIN_DEBUG_MUTEX_COUNT);
if (env && (atoi(env) > 0)) {
assert((cc_debug_mtxcount > 0) && "skewed mutex construct/destruct pairing");
cc_debug_mtxcount -= 1;
(void)fprintf(stderr, "DEBUG: live mutexes -1 => %u (rwmutex--)\n",
cc_debug_mtxcount);
}
}
assert(rwmutex != NULL);
cc_rwmutex_struct_clean(rwmutex);
free(rwmutex);
}
/* ********************************************************************** */
/*
*/
int
cc_rwmutex_write_lock(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
(void) cc_mutex_lock(&rwmutex->mutex);
if (rwmutex->readers == 0 &&
rwmutex->writers == 0 &&
rwmutex->readwaiters == 0 &&
rwmutex->writewaiters == 0) {
rwmutex->writers++;
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
}
rwmutex->writewaiters++;
/* loop in case some other thread acquires the lock while we wait
for the signal */
do {
(void) cc_condvar_wait(&rwmutex->write, &rwmutex->mutex);
} while (rwmutex->readers != 0 || rwmutex->writers != 0);
rwmutex->writers++;
rwmutex->writewaiters--;
assert(rwmutex->writewaiters >= 0);
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
} /* cc_rwmutex_write_lock() */
/*
*/
int
cc_rwmutex_write_try_lock(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
(void) cc_mutex_lock(&rwmutex->mutex);
if (rwmutex->readers == 0 &&
rwmutex->writers == 0 &&
rwmutex->readwaiters == 0 &&
rwmutex->writewaiters == 0) {
rwmutex->writers++;
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
}
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_BUSY;
} /* cc_rwmutex_write_try_lock() */
/*
*/
int
cc_rwmutex_write_unlock(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
int rwait;
int wwait;
(void) cc_mutex_lock(&rwmutex->mutex);
rwmutex->writers--;
assert(rwmutex->writers >= 0);
rwait = rwmutex->readwaiters;
wwait = rwmutex->writewaiters;
if (rwmutex->policy == CC_READ_PRECEDENCE) {
if (rwait) cc_condvar_wake_all(&rwmutex->read);
else cc_condvar_wake_one(&rwmutex->write);
}
else {
if (wwait) cc_condvar_wake_one(&rwmutex->write);
else cc_condvar_wake_all(&rwmutex->read);
}
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
}
/*
*/
int
cc_rwmutex_read_lock(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
assert(rwmutex != NULL);
(void) cc_mutex_lock(&rwmutex->mutex);
if (rwmutex->writers == 0) {
rwmutex->readers++;
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
}
rwmutex->readwaiters++;
/* loop in case some other thread acquires the lock while we wait
for the signal */
do {
(void) cc_condvar_wait(&rwmutex->read, &rwmutex->mutex);
} while (rwmutex->writers != 0);
rwmutex->readers++;
rwmutex->readwaiters--;
assert(rwmutex->readwaiters >= 0);
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
}
/*
*/
int
cc_rwmutex_read_try_lock(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
assert(rwmutex != NULL);
(void) cc_mutex_lock(&rwmutex->mutex);
if (rwmutex->writers == 0 &&
rwmutex->writewaiters == 0) {
rwmutex->readers++;
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
}
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_BUSY;
}
/*
*/
int
cc_rwmutex_read_unlock(cc_rwmutex * rwmutex)
{
int rwait;
int wwait;
int readers;
(void) cc_mutex_lock(&rwmutex->mutex);
rwmutex->readers--;
readers = rwmutex->readers;
assert(readers >= 0);
rwait = rwmutex->readwaiters;
wwait = rwmutex->writewaiters;
if (rwmutex->policy == CC_READ_PRECEDENCE || readers) {
if (rwait) cc_condvar_wake_all(&rwmutex->read);
else if (!readers) cc_condvar_wake_one(&rwmutex->write);
}
else {
if (wwait) cc_condvar_wake_one(&rwmutex->write);
else cc_condvar_wake_all(&rwmutex->read);
}
(void) cc_mutex_unlock(&rwmutex->mutex);
return CC_OK;
} /* cc_rwmutex_read_unlock() */
/* ********************************************************************** */
/*!
\class SbRWMutex Inventor/threads/SbRWMutex.h
\ingroup threads
The SbRWMutex is a mutex that is used to grant both read and write access
to the data it protects. Multiple threads can have read locks on the data
at once, but only one write-lock can be given out and not while a thread
has a read lock on the data.
The policy on granting read locks to threads when a thread is waiting for
the write lock is something that should be configurable at construction
time but which isn't at the moment.
*/
/*!
\fn SbRWMutex::SbRWMutex(Precedence policy)
Constructor.
*/
/*!
\fn SbRWMutex::~SbRWMutex(void)
Destructor.
*/
/*!
\fn int SbRWMutex::writeLock(void)
This method blocks the calling thread until it gains write lock status
on the SbRWMutex object.
*/
/*!
\fn SbBool SbRWMutex::tryWriteLock(void)
This method tries to gain write lock status on the SbRWMutex. TRUE is
returned if it was successful, FALSE otherwise. This is a non-blocking
operation.
*/
/*!
\fn int SbRWMutex::writeUnlock(void)
This method is used for unlocking the calling thread's write lock.
*/
/*!
\fn int SbRWMutex::readLock(void)
This method blocks the calling thread until it gains read lock status
on the SbRWMutex object.
*/
/*!
\fn SbBool SbRWMutex::tryReadLock(void)
This method tries to gain read lock status on the SbRWMutex. TRUE is
returned if it was successful, FALSE otherwise. This is a non-blocking
operation.
*/
/*!
\fn int SbRWMutex::readUnlock(void)
This method is used for unlocking the calling thread's read lock.
*/
/* ********************************************************************** */
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