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35 pragma Polling (Off);
36 -- Turn off polling, we do not want ATC polling to take place during
37 -- tasking operations. It causes infinite loops and other problems.
39 with System.Task_Primitives.Operations;
40 -- used for Write_Lock
41 -- Unlock
42 -- Self
44 with System.Parameters;
45 -- used for Runtime_Traces
47 with System.Traces;
48 -- used for Send_Trace_Info
50 with System.Soft_Links.Tasking;
51 -- Used for Init_Tasking_Soft_Links
53 package body System.Tasking.Protected_Objects is
55 use System.Task_Primitives.Operations;
56 use System.Traces;
58 -------------------------
59 -- Finalize_Protection --
60 -------------------------
62 procedure Finalize_Protection (Object : in out Protection) is
63 begin
64 Finalize_Lock (Object.L'Unrestricted_Access);
65 end Finalize_Protection;
67 ---------------------------
68 -- Initialize_Protection --
69 ---------------------------
71 procedure Initialize_Protection
72 (Object : Protection_Access;
73 Ceiling_Priority : Integer)
75 Init_Priority : Integer := Ceiling_Priority;
77 begin
78 if Init_Priority = Unspecified_Priority then
79 Init_Priority := System.Priority'Last;
80 end if;
82 Initialize_Lock (Init_Priority, Object.L'Access);
83 Object.Ceiling := System.Any_Priority (Init_Priority);
84 Object.Owner := Null_Task;
85 end Initialize_Protection;
87 ----------
88 -- Lock --
89 ----------
91 procedure Lock (Object : Protection_Access) is
92 Ceiling_Violation : Boolean;
94 begin
95 -- The lock is made without defering abort
97 -- Therefore the abort has to be deferred before calling this routine.
98 -- This means that the compiler has to generate a Defer_Abort call
99 -- before the call to Lock.
101 -- The caller is responsible for undeferring abort, and compiler
102 -- generated calls must be protected with cleanup handlers to ensure
103 -- that abort is undeferred in all cases.
105 -- If pragma Detect_Blocking is active then, as described in the ARM
106 -- 9.5.1, par. 15, we must check whether this is an external call on a
107 -- protected subprogram with the same target object as that of the
108 -- protected action that is currently in progress (i.e., if the caller
109 -- is already the protected object's owner). If this is the case hence
110 -- Program_Error must be raised.
112 if Detect_Blocking and then Object.Owner = Self then
113 raise Program_Error;
114 end if;
116 Write_Lock (Object.L'Access, Ceiling_Violation);
118 if Parameters.Runtime_Traces then
119 Send_Trace_Info (PO_Lock);
120 end if;
122 if Ceiling_Violation then
123 raise Program_Error;
124 end if;
126 -- We are entering in a protected action, so that we increase the
127 -- protected object nesting level (if pragma Detect_Blocking is
128 -- active), and update the protected object's owner.
130 if Detect_Blocking then
131 declare
132 Self_Id : constant Task_Id := Self;
133 begin
134 -- Update the protected object's owner
136 Object.Owner := Self_Id;
138 -- Increase protected object nesting level
140 Self_Id.Common.Protected_Action_Nesting :=
141 Self_Id.Common.Protected_Action_Nesting + 1;
142 end;
143 end if;
144 end Lock;
146 --------------------
147 -- Lock_Read_Only --
148 --------------------
150 procedure Lock_Read_Only (Object : Protection_Access) is
151 Ceiling_Violation : Boolean;
153 begin
154 -- If pragma Detect_Blocking is active then, as described in the ARM
155 -- 9.5.1, par. 15, we must check whether this is an external call on
156 -- protected subprogram with the same target object as that of the
157 -- protected action that is currently in progress (i.e., if the caller
158 -- is already the protected object's owner). If this is the case hence
159 -- Program_Error must be raised.
161 -- Note that in this case (getting read access), several tasks may have
162 -- read ownership of the protected object, so that this method of
163 -- storing the (single) protected object's owner does not work reliably
164 -- for read locks. However, this is the approach taken for two major
165 -- reasosn: first, this function is not currently being used (it is
166 -- provided for possible future use), and second, it largely simplifies
167 -- the implementation.
169 if Detect_Blocking and then Object.Owner = Self then
170 raise Program_Error;
171 end if;
173 Read_Lock (Object.L'Access, Ceiling_Violation);
175 if Parameters.Runtime_Traces then
176 Send_Trace_Info (PO_Lock);
177 end if;
179 if Ceiling_Violation then
180 raise Program_Error;
181 end if;
183 -- We are entering in a protected action, so we increase the protected
184 -- object nesting level (if pragma Detect_Blocking is active).
186 if Detect_Blocking then
187 declare
188 Self_Id : constant Task_Id := Self;
189 begin
190 -- Update the protected object's owner
192 Object.Owner := Self_Id;
194 -- Increase protected object nesting level
196 Self_Id.Common.Protected_Action_Nesting :=
197 Self_Id.Common.Protected_Action_Nesting + 1;
198 end;
199 end if;
200 end Lock_Read_Only;
202 ------------
203 -- Unlock --
204 ------------
206 procedure Unlock (Object : Protection_Access) is
207 begin
208 -- We are exiting from a protected action, so that we decrease the
209 -- protected object nesting level (if pragma Detect_Blocking is
210 -- active), and remove ownership of the protected object.
212 if Detect_Blocking then
213 declare
214 Self_Id : constant Task_Id := Self;
216 begin
217 -- Calls to this procedure can only take place when being within
218 -- a protected action and when the caller is the protected
219 -- object's owner.
221 pragma Assert (Self_Id.Common.Protected_Action_Nesting > 0
222 and then Object.Owner = Self_Id);
224 -- Remove ownership of the protected object
226 Object.Owner := Null_Task;
228 -- We are exiting from a protected action, so we decrease the
229 -- protected object nesting level.
231 Self_Id.Common.Protected_Action_Nesting :=
232 Self_Id.Common.Protected_Action_Nesting - 1;
233 end;
234 end if;
236 Unlock (Object.L'Access);
238 if Parameters.Runtime_Traces then
239 Send_Trace_Info (PO_Unlock);
240 end if;
241 end Unlock;
243 begin
244 -- Ensure that tasking soft links are set when using protected objects
246 System.Soft_Links.Tasking.Init_Tasking_Soft_Links;
247 end System.Tasking.Protected_Objects;