///
/// <summary>
/// Wait on a set of handles until one of them becomes signaled with a specified time out.
///
/// !!! If you change this method, please review WaitHandle.WaitAny()
/// and see if the changes need to be propagated there.
/// </summary>
///
public void InterruptAwareWaitOne()
{
// Retrieve current thread information
Thread currentThread = Thread.CurrentThread;
Thread target = null;
int unblockedBy;
ThreadEntry[] entries = currentThread.GetWaitEntries(1);
// Before we attempting to enqueue ourselves into the wait queues make sure
// we disable abort
currentThread.DelayStop(true);
// Perepare for a wait - enqueue ourselves into every wait handle
unblockedBy = InterruptAwarePreWaitAnyInternal(currentThread, singleHandle, entries, 1);
// If we are in the process of blocking: Block
if (UninitWait == unblockedBy)
{
// Allow thread to be aborted at this point
currentThread.DelayStop(false);
// Write out log record
Monitoring.Log(Monitoring.Provider.Thread,
(ushort)ThreadEvent.WaitAny, 0, 0, 0,
(uint)currentThread.threadIndex, 0, 0);
// Let scheduler know that we are blocking
Kernel.TheScheduler.OnThreadBlocked(currentThread, SchedulerTime.MaxValue);
// Our thread is about to run so we can disassociate it from wait handles
InterruptAwarePostWaitAnyInternal(currentThread, singleHandle, entries, 1);
// Thread has the unblocked information
unblockedBy = currentThread.UnblockedBy;
}
// Assert post condition: since there is no timeout, and we are waiting
// on a single handle, the unblockedBy must be 0
VTable.Assert(unblockedBy == 0);
// Complete wait
CompleteWait(currentThread);
// When we were signalged delay abort has been set - now we can turn it off
// For mutex complete wait will add delay abort. It will remain on until
// mutex is released
currentThread.DelayStop(false);
// Make sure that we pay attention to abort
currentThread.ProcessAbortIfRequired();
}
protected override void CompleteWait(Thread ownerThread)
{
// Assert preconditions
VTable.Assert(Thread.CurrentThread == ownerThread);
// Update recursion counter
this.acquired++;
//If this is first time we acquired mutex don't forget to update owner
if (this.acquired == 1)
{
if (this.isKernelObject)
{
// Kernel thread can't be stop if it owns mutex
ownerThread.DelayStop(true);
}
this.owner = ownerThread;
}
}
///
/// <summary>
/// Constructor
///</summary>
///
/// <param name="initiallyOwned">Initial state of a mutex</param>
/// <param name="isKernelObject">
/// True if this mutex is created by kernel and therefore used by kernel threads.
/// False if this mutex is created by a SIP and therefore used only by the SIP.
///
/// A kernel thread is not allowed to be forcibly stopped while owning a mutex,
/// whereas SIP threads can be forcibly stopped while owning a mutex. This doesn't
/// create problems for SIPs because the only time a SIP thread is forced to stop is
/// during process torn down.
/// </param>
///
/// <remark> We assume that mutex can initially be owned by current thread only </remark>
///
public Mutex(bool initiallyOwned, bool isKernelObject)
: base(initiallyOwned ? WaitHandle.SignalState.Unsignaled :
WaitHandle.SignalState.Signaled,
WaitHandle.SignalState.Unsignaled,
SpinLock.Types.Mutex)
{
this.isKernelObject = isKernelObject;
if (initiallyOwned)
{
Thread currentThread = Thread.CurrentThread;
this.owner = Thread.CurrentThread;
if (this.isKernelObject)
{
// Kernel thread can't be stop if it owns mutex
currentThread.DelayStop(true);
}
this.acquired = 1;
}
}
///
/// <summary>
/// Wait on a set of handles until one of them becomes signaled with a specified time out.
/// </summary>
///
/// <param name="waitHandles">Wait handles to wait on </param>
/// <param name="waitHandlesCount">A number of wait handles to wait on </param>
/// <param name="stop">Time out </param>
///
public static int WaitAny(
WaitHandle[] waitHandles,
int waitHandlesCount,
SchedulerTime stop)
{
// Retrieve current thread information
Thread currentThread = Thread.CurrentThread;
Thread target = null;
int unblockedBy;
ThreadEntry[] entries = currentThread.GetWaitEntries(
waitHandlesCount);
// Before we attempting to enqueue ourselves into the wait queues make sure
// we disable abort
currentThread.DelayStop(true);
// Perepare for a wait - enqueue ourselves into every wait handle
unblockedBy = PreWaitAnyInternal(currentThread,
waitHandles,
entries,
waitHandlesCount);
// If we are in the process of blocking: Block
if (UninitWait == unblockedBy)
{
// Allow thread to be aborted at this point
currentThread.DelayStop(false);
// Update thread WaitFor information: Indicate every one that we waiting -
// scheduler ones wakes us up is responsible for cleaning up wait information
// by using ResetWaitInfo call
//currentThread.UpdateWaitInfo (waitHandles,
// waitHandlesCount,
// entries,
// stop);
// Write out log record
Monitoring.Log(Monitoring.Provider.Thread,
(ushort)ThreadEvent.WaitAny, 0,
(uint)stop.Ticks, (uint)(stop.Ticks >> 32),
(uint)currentThread.threadIndex, 0, 0);
// Let scheduler know that we are blocking
Kernel.TheScheduler.OnThreadBlocked(currentThread, stop);
// Our thread is about to run so we can disassociate it from wait handles
PostWaitAnyInternal(currentThread,
waitHandles,
entries,
waitHandlesCount);
// Thread has the unblocked information
unblockedBy = currentThread.UnblockedBy;
}
// Assert post condition: unblocked by can't be uninitialized
VTable.Assert(unblockedBy != WaitHandle.UninitWait);
// If there are wait handles and we were unblocked by not the timeout
if (waitHandles != null && unblockedBy >= 0 &&
unblockedBy < waitHandlesCount)
{
// Complete wait
waitHandles[unblockedBy].CompleteWait(currentThread);
// When we were signalged delay abort has been set - now we can turn it off
// For mutex complete wait will add delay abort. It will remain on until
// mutex is released
currentThread.DelayStop(false);
}
// Make sure that we pay attention to abort
currentThread.ProcessAbortIfRequired();
return(unblockedBy);
}