darling-WTF/wtf/RunLoop.cpp
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#include "config.h"
#include "RunLoop.h"
#include <wtf/NeverDestroyed.h>
#include <wtf/StdLibExtras.h>
#include <wtf/ThreadSpecific.h>
namespace WTF {
static RunLoop* s_mainRunLoop;
// Helper class for ThreadSpecificData.
class RunLoop::Holder {
public:
Holder()
: m_runLoop(adoptRef(*new RunLoop))
{
}
RunLoop& runLoop() { return m_runLoop; }
private:
Ref<RunLoop> m_runLoop;
};
void RunLoop::initializeMainRunLoop()
{
if (s_mainRunLoop)
return;
initializeMainThread();
s_mainRunLoop = &RunLoop::current();
}
RunLoop& RunLoop::current()
{
static NeverDestroyed<ThreadSpecific<Holder>> runLoopHolder;
return runLoopHolder.get()->runLoop();
}
RunLoop& RunLoop::main()
{
ASSERT(s_mainRunLoop);
return *s_mainRunLoop;
}
bool RunLoop::isMain()
{
ASSERT(s_mainRunLoop);
return s_mainRunLoop == &RunLoop::current();
}
void RunLoop::performWork()
{
// It is important to handle the functions in the queue one at a time because while inside one of these
// functions we might re-enter RunLoop::performWork() and we need to be able to pick up where we left off.
// See http://webkit.org/b/89590 for more discussion.
// One possible scenario when handling the function queue is as follows:
// - RunLoop::performWork() is invoked with 1 function on the queue
// - Handling that function results in 1 more function being enqueued
// - Handling that one results in yet another being enqueued
// - And so on
//
// In this situation one invocation of performWork() never returns so all other event sources are blocked.
// By only handling up to the number of functions that were in the queue when performWork() is called
// we guarantee to occasionally return from the run loop so other event sources will be allowed to spin.
size_t functionsToHandle = 0;
{
Function<void ()> function;
{
MutexLocker locker(m_functionQueueLock);
functionsToHandle = m_functionQueue.size();
if (m_functionQueue.isEmpty())
return;
function = m_functionQueue.takeFirst();
}
function();
}
for (size_t functionsHandled = 1; functionsHandled < functionsToHandle; ++functionsHandled) {
Function<void ()> function;
{
MutexLocker locker(m_functionQueueLock);
// Even if we start off with N functions to handle and we've only handled less than N functions, the queue
// still might be empty because those functions might have been handled in an inner RunLoop::performWork().
// In that case we should bail here.
if (m_functionQueue.isEmpty())
break;
function = m_functionQueue.takeFirst();
}
function();
}
}
void RunLoop::dispatch(Function<void ()>&& function)
{
{
MutexLocker locker(m_functionQueueLock);
m_functionQueue.append(WTFMove(function));
}
wakeUp();
}
} // namespace WTF