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21 #ifndef VLC_INTERRUPT_H
22 # define VLC_INTERRUPT_H 1
23 # include <vlc_threads.h>
24 # ifndef _WIN32
25 # include <sys/socket.h> /* socklen_t */
26 # else
27 # include <ws2tcpip.h>
28 # endif
30 struct pollfd;
31 struct iovec;
32 struct sockaddr;
33 struct msghdr;
35 /**
36 * @defgroup interrupt Interruptible sleep
37 * @ingroup thread
38 * @{
39 * @file
40 * This file declares interruptible sleep functions.
41 * @defgroup interrupt_sleep Interruptible sleep functions
42 * @{
45 /**
46 * Interruptible variant of vlc_sem_wait().
48 * Waits on a semaphore like vlc_sem_wait(). If the calling thread has an
49 * interruption context (as set by vlc_interrupt_set()), and another thread
50 * invokes vlc_interrupt_raise() on that context, the semaphore is incremented.
52 * @warning The calling thread should be the only thread ever to wait on the
53 * specified semaphore. Otherwise, interruptions may not be delivered
54 * accurately (the wrong thread may be woken up).
56 * @note This function is (always) a cancellation point.
58 * @return EINTR if the semaphore was incremented due to an interruption,
59 * otherwise zero.
61 VLC_API int vlc_sem_wait_i11e(vlc_sem_t *);
63 /**
64 * Interruptible variant of vlc_tick_wait().
66 * Waits for a specified timestamp or, if the calling thread has an
67 * interruption context, an interruption.
69 * @return EINTR if an interruption occurred, otherwise 0 once the timestamp is
70 * reached.
72 VLC_API int vlc_mwait_i11e(vlc_tick_t);
74 /**
75 * Interruptible variant of vlc_tick_sleep().
77 * Waits for a specified timeout duration or, if the calling thread has an
78 * interruption context, an interruption.
80 * @param delay timeout value (in microseconds)
82 * @return EINTR if an interruption occurred, otherwise 0 once the timeout
83 * expired.
85 static inline int vlc_msleep_i11e(vlc_tick_t delay)
87 return vlc_mwait_i11e(vlc_tick_now() + delay);
90 /**
91 * Interruptible variant of poll().
93 * Waits for file descriptors I/O events, a timeout, a signal or a VLC I/O
94 * interruption. Except for VLC I/O interruptions, this function behaves
95 * just like the standard poll().
97 * @note This function is always a cancellation point (as poll()).
98 * @see poll() manual page
100 * @param fds table of events to wait for
101 * @param nfds number of entries in the table
102 * @param timeout time to wait in milliseconds or -1 for infinite
104 * @return A strictly positive result represent the number of pending events.
105 * 0 is returned if the time-out is reached without events.
106 * -1 is returned if a VLC I/O interrupt occurs (and errno is set to EINTR)
107 * or if an error occurs.
109 VLC_API int vlc_poll_i11e(struct pollfd *, unsigned, int);
111 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_readv_i11e(int fd, struct iovec *, int);
112 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_writev_i11e(int fd, const struct iovec *, int);
113 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_read_i11e(int fd, void *, size_t);
114 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_write_i11e(int fd, const void *, size_t);
116 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_recvmsg_i11e(int fd, struct msghdr *, int flags);
117 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_sendmsg_i11e(int fd, const struct msghdr *, int flags);
119 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_recvfrom_i11e(int fd, void *, size_t, int flags,
120 struct sockaddr *, socklen_t *);
121 VLC_API ssize_t vlc_sendto_i11e(int fd, const void *, size_t, int flags,
122 const struct sockaddr *, socklen_t);
124 static inline ssize_t vlc_recv_i11e(int fd, void *buf, size_t len, int flags)
126 return vlc_recvfrom_i11e(fd, buf, len, flags, NULL, NULL);
129 static inline
130 ssize_t vlc_send_i11e(int fd, const void *buf, size_t len, int flags)
132 return vlc_sendto_i11e(fd, buf, len, flags, NULL, 0);
135 VLC_API int vlc_accept_i11e(int fd, struct sockaddr *, socklen_t *, bool);
138 * Registers a custom interrupt handler.
140 * Registers a custom callback as interrupt handler for the calling thread.
141 * The callback must be unregistered with vlc_interrupt_unregister() before
142 * thread termination and before any further callback registration.
144 * If the calling thread has no interruption context, this function has no
145 * effects.
147 VLC_API void vlc_interrupt_register(void (*cb)(void *), void *opaque);
149 VLC_API int vlc_interrupt_unregister(void);
152 * @}
153 * @defgroup interrupt_context Interrupt context signaling and manipulation
154 * @{
156 typedef struct vlc_interrupt vlc_interrupt_t;
159 * Creates an interruption context.
161 VLC_API vlc_interrupt_t *vlc_interrupt_create(void) VLC_USED;
164 * Destroys an interrupt context.
166 VLC_API void vlc_interrupt_destroy(vlc_interrupt_t *);
169 * Sets the interruption context for the calling thread.
170 * @param newctx the interruption context to attach or NULL for none
171 * @return the previous interruption context or NULL if none
173 * @note This function is not a cancellation point.
174 * @warning A context can be attached to no more than one thread at a time.
176 VLC_API vlc_interrupt_t *vlc_interrupt_set(vlc_interrupt_t *);
179 * Raises an interruption through a specified context.
181 * This is used to asynchronously wake a thread up while it is waiting on some
182 * other events (typically I/O events).
184 * @note This function is thread-safe.
185 * @note This function is not a cancellation point.
187 VLC_API void vlc_interrupt_raise(vlc_interrupt_t *);
190 * Marks the interruption context as "killed".
192 * This is not reversible.
194 VLC_API void vlc_interrupt_kill(vlc_interrupt_t *);
197 * Checks if the interruption context was "killed".
199 * Indicates whether the interruption context of the calling thread (if any)
200 * was killed with vlc_interrupt_kill().
202 VLC_API bool vlc_killed(void) VLC_USED;
205 * Enables forwarding of interruption.
207 * If an interruption is raised through the context of the calling thread,
208 * it will be forwarded to the specified other context. This is used to cross
209 * thread boundaries.
211 * If the calling thread has no interrupt context, this function does nothing.
213 * @param to context to forward to
215 VLC_API void vlc_interrupt_forward_start(vlc_interrupt_t *to,
216 void *data[2]);
219 * Undoes vlc_interrupt_forward_start().
221 * This function must be called after each successful call to
222 * vlc_interrupt_forward_start() before any other interruptible call is made
223 * in the same thread.
225 * If an interruption was raised against the context of the calling thread
226 * (after the previous call to vlc_interrupt_forward_start()), it is dequeued.
228 * If the calling thread has no interrupt context, this function does nothing
229 * and returns zero.
231 * @return 0 if no interrupt was raised, EINTR if an interrupt was raised
233 VLC_API int vlc_interrupt_forward_stop(void *const data[2]);
235 /** @} @} */
236 #endif