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#ifndef TASK_H
#define TASK_H
 
#include "xcom/xcom_profile.h"
 
#include <assert.h>
#include <errno.h>
#ifndef XCOM_STANDALONE
#include "my_compiler.h"
#endif
#include "xcom/simset.h"
#include "xcom/task_arg.h"
#include "xcom/x_platform.h"
#include "xcom/xcom_common.h"
 
#include "xcom/node_connection.h"
#include "xcom/result.h"
 
/** \file
        Rudimentary task system in portable C, based on Tom Duff's switch-based
   coroutine trick
        and a stack of environment structs. (continuations?)
        Nonblocking IO and event handling need to be rewritten for each new OS.
*/
 
#ifdef TASK_EVENT_TRACE
void add_base_event(double when, char const *file, int state);
#define ADD_BASE_EVENT                               \
  {                                                  \
    add_base_event(seconds(), __FILE__, __LINE__);   \
    add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, string_arg(__func__)); \
  }
 
#define ADD_DBG(d, x)                     \
  if (do_dbg(d)) {                        \
    ADD_BASE_EVENT x;                     \
    add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, end_arg()); \
  }
 
#define ADD_EVENTS(x) ADD_DBG(D_BUG, x)
 
#define ADD_T_EV(when, file, state, what)
#define ADD_WAIT_EV(when, file, state, what, milli)
 
#else
#define ADD_EVENTS(x)
#define ADD_DBG(d, x)
#define ADD_T_EV(when, file, state, what)
#define ADD_WAIT_EV(when, file, state, what, milli)
#endif
 
static inline void set_int_arg(task_arg *arg, int value) {
  arg->type = a_int;
  arg->val.i = value;
}
 
static inline int get_int_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_int);
  return arg.val.i;
}
 
static inline void set_long_arg(task_arg *arg, long value) {
  arg->type = a_long;
  arg->val.l = value;
}
 
static inline long get_long_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_long);
  return arg.val.l;
}
 
static inline void set_uint_arg(task_arg *arg, unsigned int value) {
  arg->type = a_uint;
  arg->val.u_i = value;
}
 
static inline unsigned int get_uint_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_uint);
  return arg.val.u_i;
}
 
static inline void set_ulong_arg(task_arg *arg, unsigned long value) {
  arg->type = a_ulong;
  arg->val.u_l = value;
}
 
static inline void set_ulong_long_arg(task_arg *arg, unsigned long long value) {
  arg->type = a_ulong_long;
  arg->val.u_ll = value;
}
 
static inline unsigned long get_ulong_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_ulong);
  return arg.val.u_l;
}
 
static inline unsigned long long get_ulong_long_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_ulong_long);
  return arg.val.u_l;
}
 
static inline void set_float_arg(task_arg *arg, float value) {
  arg->type = a_float;
  arg->val.f = value;
}
 
static inline float get_float_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_float);
  return arg.val.f;
}
 
static inline void set_double_arg(task_arg *arg, double value) {
  arg->type = a_double;
  arg->val.d = value;
}
 
static inline double get_double_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_double);
  return arg.val.d;
}
 
static inline void set_string_arg(task_arg *arg, char const *value) {
  arg->type = a_string;
  arg->val.s = value;
}
 
static inline void set_void_arg(task_arg *arg, void *value) {
  arg->type = a_void;
  arg->val.v = value;
}
 
static inline char const *get_string_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_string);
  return (char const *)arg.val.v;
}
 
static inline void *get_void_arg(task_arg arg) {
  assert(arg.type == a_void);
  return arg.val.v;
}
 
static inline task_arg int_arg(int i) {
  task_arg retval;
  set_int_arg(&retval, i);
  return retval;
}
 
static inline task_arg uint_arg(unsigned int i) {
  task_arg retval;
  set_uint_arg(&retval, i);
  return retval;
}
 
static inline task_arg ulong_arg(unsigned long l) {
  task_arg retval;
  set_ulong_arg(&retval, l);
  return retval;
}
 
static inline task_arg ulong_long_arg(unsigned long long ll) {
  task_arg retval;
  set_ulong_long_arg(&retval, ll);
  return retval;
}
 
static inline task_arg double_arg(double i) {
  task_arg retval;
  set_double_arg(&retval, i);
  return retval;
}
 
static inline task_arg string_arg(char const *v) {
  task_arg retval;
  set_string_arg(&retval, v);
  return retval;
}
 
static inline task_arg void_arg(void *v) {
  task_arg retval;
  set_void_arg(&retval, v);
  return retval;
}
 
static inline task_arg end_arg() {
  task_arg retval;
  retval.type = a_end;
  return retval;
}
 
/* Combined environment pointer and state variable */
struct task_ptr {
  int state;
  void *ptr;
};
 
typedef struct task_ptr TaskAlign;
 
struct task_env;
 
/* All task functions  have this signature */
typedef int (*task_func)(task_arg arg);
 
/* Increase this if tasks need bigger stacks, or use a linked list for the stack
 */
#define TASK_POOL_ELEMS 1000
 
typedef enum terminate_enum {
  RUN = 0,
  KILL = 1,
  TERMINATED = 2
} terminate_enum;
 
/* A complete task.
   The buffer buf is used for a heap which grows upwards and a stack which grows
   downwards.
   The stack contains pointers to environment structs, which are allocated from
   the heap.
 */
struct task_env {
  linkage l;    /* Used for runnable tasks and wait queues */
  linkage all;  /* Links all tasks */
  int heap_pos; /* Index in time priority queue, necessary for efficient removal
                 */
  terminate_enum
      terminate;        /* Set this and activate task to make it terminate */
  int refcnt;           /* Number of references to task */
  int taskret;          /* Return value from task function */
  task_func func;       /* The task function */
  task_arg arg;         /* Argument passed to the task */
  const char *name;     /* The task name */
  TaskAlign *where;     /* High water mark in heap */
  TaskAlign *stack_top; /* The stack top */
  TaskAlign *sp;        /* The current stack pointer */
  double time;          /* Time when the task should be activated */
  TaskAlign buf[TASK_POOL_ELEMS]; /* Heap and stack */
  int debug;
  int waitfd;
  int interrupt; /* Set if timeout while waiting */
};
 
typedef struct task_env task_env;
 
#define MAXTASKS 1000
 
/* Priority queue of task_env */
struct task_queue {
  int curn;
  task_env *x[MAXTASKS + 1];
};
typedef struct task_queue task_queue;
 
#define _ep ((struct env *)(stack->sp->ptr))
 
#define TASK_ALLOC(pool, type) (task_allocate(pool, (unsigned int)sizeof(type)))
 
#if 0
#define TASK_DEBUG(x)                                            \
  if (stack->debug) {                                            \
    IFDBG(D_NONE, FN; STRLIT(x " task "); PTREXP((void *)stack); \
          STRLIT(stack->name); NDBG(stack->sp->state, d));       \
  }
#else
#define TASK_DEBUG(x)
#endif
 
/* Place cleanup code after this label */
#define FINALLY \
  task_cleanup:
 
/* We have reached the top of the stack when sp == stack_top + 1 since the stack
 * grows downwards */
#define ON_STACK_TOP (stack->sp == stack->stack_top + 1)
 
/* If we have climbed the stack to the top, check the terminate flag.
   Execute cleanup code and exit this stack frame if terminate is set.
 */
#define TERM_CHECK \
  if (ON_STACK_TOP && stack->terminate) goto task_cleanup
 
#define TERMINATE goto task_cleanup
 
/* Switch on task state. The first time, allocate a new stack frame and check
 * for termination */
#define TASK_BEGIN                                            \
  /* assert(ep);   */                                         \
  ADD_DBG(                                                    \
      D_TASK,                                                 \
      if (stack->sp->state) {                                 \
        add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, string_arg("state"));       \
        add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, int_arg(stack->sp->state)); \
      } add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, string_arg("TASK_BEGIN"));  \
      add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, void_arg(stack)););           \
  TASK_DEBUG("TASK_BEGIN");                                   \
  switch (stack->sp->state) {                                 \
    case 0:                                                   \
      pushp(stack, TASK_ALLOC(stack, struct env));            \
      ep = _ep;                                               \
      assert(ep);                                             \
      ep->init();                                             \
      TERM_CHECK;
 
/* This stack frame is finished, deallocate it and return 0 to signal exit */
#define TASK_END                                              \
  ADD_DBG(                                                    \
      D_TASK,                                                 \
      if (stack->sp->state) {                                 \
        add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, string_arg("state"));       \
        add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, int_arg(stack->sp->state)); \
      } add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, string_arg("TASK_END"));    \
      add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, void_arg(stack)););           \
  TASK_DEBUG("TASK_END");                                     \
  stack->sp->state = 0;                                       \
  stack->where = (TaskAlign *)stack->sp->ptr;                 \
  assert(stack->where);                                       \
  popp(stack);                                                \
  return 0;                                                   \
  }                                                           \
  return 0
 
/* Assign a return value, execute cleanup code, and exit this stack frame */
#define TASK_RETURN(x) \
  {                    \
    *ret = (x);        \
    goto task_cleanup; \
  }
 
#define TASK_DUMP_ERR                                          \
  if (errno || SOCK_ERRNO || task_errno) {                     \
    IFDBG(D_NONE, FN; NDBG(errno, d); STREXP(strerror(errno)); \
          NDBG(SOCK_ERRNO, d); STREXP(strerror(SOCK_ERRNO));   \
          NDBG(task_errno, d); STREXP(strerror(task_errno)));  \
  }
 
/* Assign -1 as exit code, execute cleanup code, and exit this stack frame */
#define TASK_FAIL                                                          \
  {                                                                        \
    *ret = (-1);                                                           \
    TASK_DUMP_ERR;                                                         \
    IFDBG(D_NONE, FN; STRLIT("TASK_FAIL"));                                \
    ADD_DBG(D_TASK, add_event(EVENT_DUMP_PAD, string_arg("task failed"))); \
    goto task_cleanup;                                                     \
  }
 
/* Capture the line number in the state variable, and return.
   When called again (after the switch label), check for termination.
*/
#define TASK_YIELD                     \
  {                                    \
    TASK_DEBUG("TASK_YIELD");          \
    stack->sp->state = __LINE__;       \
    return 1;                          \
    case __LINE__:                     \
      TASK_DEBUG("RETURN FROM YIELD"); \
      ep = _ep;                        \
      assert(ep);                      \
      TERM_CHECK;                      \
  }
 
#define TASK_DEACTIVATE            \
  {                                \
    TASK_DEBUG("TASK_DEACTIVATE"); \
    task_deactivate(stack);        \
    TASK_YIELD;                    \
  }
 
/* Put the task in the queue of tasks waiting for timeout, then yield.
   Wait until current time + t seconds.
 */
#define TASK_DELAY(t)                \
  {                                  \
    TASK_DEBUG("TASK_DELAY");        \
    task_delay_until(seconds() + t); \
    TASK_YIELD;                      \
  }
 
/* Put the task in the queue of tasks waiting for timeout, then yield.
   Wait until t.
 */
#define TASK_DELAY_UNTIL(t)         \
  {                                 \
    TASK_DEBUG("TASK_DELAY_UNTIL"); \
    task_delay_until(t);            \
    TASK_YIELD;                     \
  }
 
/* Put the task in a wait queue, then yield */
#define TASK_WAIT(queue)     \
  {                          \
    TASK_DEBUG("TASK_WAIT"); \
    task_wait(stack, queue); \
    TASK_YIELD;              \
  }
 
/* Put the task in a wait queue with timeout, then yield */
#define TIMED_TASK_WAIT(queue, t)      \
  {                                    \
    TASK_DEBUG("TIMED_TASK_WAIT");     \
    task_delay_until(seconds() + (t)); \
    task_wait(stack, queue);           \
    TASK_YIELD;                        \
  }
 
/* A channel has a queue of data elements and a queue of waiting tasks */
struct channel {
  linkage data;
  linkage queue;
};
 
typedef struct channel channel;
 
/* Channel construction */
channel *channel_init(channel *c, unsigned int type);
 
/* Put data in channel. No wait, since channels can never be full */
void channel_put(channel *c, linkage *data); /* Append to queue */
void channel_put_front(channel *c,
                       linkage *data); /* Insert in front of queue */
 
/* Wait until there is data in the channel, then extract and cast to type */
#define CHANNEL_GET(channel, ptr, type)                            \
  {                                                                \
    while (link_empty(&(channel)->data)) {                         \
      TASK_WAIT(&(channel)->queue);                                \
    }                                                              \
    *(ptr) = (type *)link_extract_first(&(channel)->data);         \
    IFDBG(D_TRANSPORT, FN; STRLIT("CHANNEL_GET "); PTREXP(*(ptr)); \
          PTREXP(&((channel)->data)));                             \
  }
 
#define CHANNEL_PEEK(channel, ptr, type)           \
  {                                                \
    while (link_empty(&(channel)->data)) {         \
      TASK_WAIT(&(channel)->queue);                \
    }                                              \
    *(ptr) = (type *)link_first(&(channel)->data); \
  }
 
#define CHANNEL_GET_REVERSE(channel, ptr, type)           \
  {                                                       \
    while (link_empty(&(channel)->data)) {                \
      TASK_WAIT(&(channel)->queue);                       \
    }                                                     \
    *(ptr) = (type *)link_extract_last(&(channel)->data); \
  }
 
/*
   The first time, reset the state of the stack frame of the called function.
   Keep calling the function until it returns 0, which signals exit.
   Yield after each call.
 */
#define TASK_CALL(funcall)            \
  {                                   \
    reset_state(stack);               \
    TASK_DEBUG("BEFORE CALL");        \
    do {                              \
      stack->sp--;                    \
      stack->taskret = funcall;       \
      stack->sp++;                    \
      TERM_CHECK;                     \
      if (stack->taskret) TASK_YIELD; \
    } while (stack->taskret);         \
    TASK_DEBUG("AFTER CALL");         \
  }
 
/* Define the typeless struct which is the container for all variables in the
 * stack frame */
#define DECL_ENV struct env {
/*Define a code block where we can init ENV variables. It only works nested
  within DECL_ENV
*/
#define ENV_INIT void init() {
/*Ends the default initialization block*/
#define END_ENV_INIT }
 
/* Define a pointer to the environment struct */
#define END_ENV \
  }             \
  ;             \
  [[maybe_unused]] struct env *ep
 
/* Try to lock a fd for read or write.
   Yield and spin until it succeeds.
*/
#define LOCK_FD(fd, op)                                                        \
  {                                                                            \
    while (!lock_fd(                                                           \
        fd, stack,                                                             \
        op)) { /* Effectively a spin lock, but should not happen very often */ \
      wait_io(stack, fd, op);                                                  \
      TASK_YIELD;                                                              \
      /* TASK_DELAY(1.0);     */                                               \
    }                                                                          \
  }
 
/* Unlock a fd */
#define UNLOCK_FD(fd, op) unlock_fd(fd, stack, op)
 
#ifdef TASK_EVENT_TRACE
enum { EVENT_DUMP_PAD = 1, EVENT_DUMP_HEX = 2 };
 
struct task_event {
  task_arg arg;
  int flag;
};
 
typedef struct task_event task_event;
 
void add_event(int flag, task_arg te);
void add_task_event(double when, char const *file, int state, char const *what);
void add_wait_event(double when, char const *file, int state, char const *what,
                    int milli);
void dump_task_events();
void reset_task_events();
#endif
 
/* The current task */
extern task_env *stack;
 
extern void *task_allocate(task_env *p, unsigned int bytes);
extern void reset_state(task_env *p);
extern void pushp(task_env *p, void *ptr);
extern void popp(task_env *p);
 
extern double seconds();  /* Return time as double */
extern double task_now(); /* Return result of last call to seconds() */
extern void task_delay_until(double time);
 
extern int unblock_fd(int fd);
extern int block_fd(int fd);
 
typedef result (*connnection_read_method)(connection_descriptor const *rfd,
                                          void *buf, int n);
 
extern result con_read(connection_descriptor const *rfd, void *buf, int n);
extern result con_pipe_read(connection_descriptor const *rfd, void *buf, int n);
 
extern int task_read(connection_descriptor const *con, void *buf, int n,
                     int64_t *ret,
                     connnection_read_method read_function = con_read);
 
typedef result (*connnection_write_method)(connection_descriptor const *rfd,
                                           void *buf, int n);
result con_write(connection_descriptor const *wfd, void *buf, int n);
result con_pipe_write(connection_descriptor const *wfd, void *buf, int n);
 
extern int task_write(connection_descriptor const *con, void *buf, uint32_t n,
                      int64_t *ret);
extern int is_locked(int fd);
extern int lock_fd(int fd, task_env *t, int lock);
extern int unlock_fd(int fd, task_env *t, int lock);
 
extern void task_sys_init();
extern task_env *task_new(task_func func, task_arg arg, const char *name,
                          int debug);
#define xstr(s) #s
/* #define task_new(func, arg) _task_new(func, arg, __FILE__":" xstr(__LINE__))
 */
extern void task_loop();
extern void task_wait(task_env *t, linkage *queue);
extern void task_wakeup(linkage *queue);
extern task_env *task_terminate(task_env *t);
extern void set_task(task_env **p, task_env *t);
extern void task_terminate_all();
extern void remove_and_wakeup(int i);
extern int task_errno;
extern int is_only_task();
extern task_env *task_activate(task_env *t);
extern task_env *task_deactivate(task_env *t);
extern const char *task_name();
extern task_env *wait_io(task_env *t, int fd, int op);
 
extern result con_write(connection_descriptor const *wfd, void *buf, int n);
extern result set_nodelay(int fd);
 
extern task_env *timed_wait_io(task_env *t, int fd, int op, double timeout);
 
extern xcom_proto const my_min_xcom_version; /* The minimum protocol version I
                                                am able to understand */
extern xcom_proto const
    my_xcom_version; /* The maximum protocol version I am able to understand */
 
#endif