private void OnFiberInstruction(Fiber fiber, FiberInstruction instruction, out bool fiberQueued, out Fiber nextFiber)
{
fiberQueued = false;
nextFiber = null;
YieldUntilComplete yieldUntilComplete = instruction as YieldUntilComplete;
if (yieldUntilComplete != null)
{
// The additional complexity below is because this was going
// to handle waiting for completions for fibers from other threads.
// Currently fibers must belong to the same thread and this is enforced
// by the instructions themselves for now.
int completeOnce = 0;
// FIXME: If we support multiple schedulers in the future
// this callback could occur from another thread and
// therefore after Dispose(). Would probably need a lock.
// Watch for completion
EventHandler <EventArgs> completed;
completed = (sender, e) =>
{
var originalCompleteOnce = Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref completeOnce, 1, 0);
if (originalCompleteOnce != 0)
{
return;
}
yieldUntilComplete.Fiber.Completed -= completed;
//QueueFiberForExecution(fiber);
QueueFiber(fiber); // optionally execute inline when the completion occurs
};
yieldUntilComplete.Fiber.Completed += completed;
// If the watched fiber is already complete then continue immediately
if (yieldUntilComplete.Fiber.FiberState == FiberState.Stopped)
{
completed(yieldUntilComplete.Fiber, EventArgs.Empty);
}
fiberQueued = true;
return;
}
YieldForSeconds yieldForSeconds = instruction as YieldForSeconds;
if (yieldForSeconds != null)
{
QueueFiberForSleep(fiber, currentTime + yieldForSeconds.Seconds);
fiberQueued = true;
return;
}
YieldToFiber yieldToFiber = instruction as YieldToFiber;
if (yieldToFiber != null)
{
RemoveFiberFromQueues(yieldToFiber.Fiber);
nextFiber = yieldToFiber.Fiber;
fiberQueued = false;
return;
}
}
private void OnFiberInstruction(Fiber fiber, FiberInstruction instruction, out bool fiberQueued, out Fiber nextFiber)
{
fiberQueued = false;
nextFiber = null;
YieldUntilComplete yieldUntilComplete = instruction as YieldUntilComplete;
if (yieldUntilComplete != null)
{
// The additional complexity below is because this was going
// to handle waiting for completions for fibers from other threads.
// Currently fibers must belong to the same thread and this is enforced
// by the instructions themselves for now.
int completeOnce = 0;
// FIXME: If we support multiple schedulers in the future
// this callback could occur from another thread and
// therefore after Dispose(). Would probably need a lock.
yieldUntilComplete.Fiber.ContinueWith((f) => {
var originalCompleteOnce = Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref completeOnce, 1, 0);
if (originalCompleteOnce != 0)
{
return;
}
QueueFiber(fiber); // optionally execute inline when the completion occurs
// If f.Status != RanToCompletion then this fiber needs to transition to the same state
// or faults won't propegate
//if (f.Status != FiberStatus.RanToCompletion) {
// if (f.IsCanceled) {
// if (f.CancellationToken == fiber.CancellationToken) {
// fiber.CancelContinuation ();
// } else {
// fiber.FaultContinuation (new System.Threading.OperationCanceledException ());
// }
// } else if (f.IsFaulted) {
// fiber.FaultContinuation (f.Exception);
// }
// RemoveFiberFromQueues (fiber);
//} else {
// QueueFiber (fiber); // optionally execute inline when the completion occurs
//}
});
fiberQueued = true;
return;
}
YieldForSeconds yieldForSeconds = instruction as YieldForSeconds;
if (yieldForSeconds != null)
{
QueueFiberForSleep(fiber, currentTime + yieldForSeconds.Seconds);
fiberQueued = true;
return;
}
YieldToFiber yieldToFiber = instruction as YieldToFiber;
if (yieldToFiber != null)
{
RemoveFiberFromQueues(yieldToFiber.Fiber);
nextFiber = yieldToFiber.Fiber;
fiberQueued = false;
return;
}
}