void FinishPeerRead0(LocalChannel peer)
{
Task peerFinishReadFuture = peer.finishReadFuture;
if (peerFinishReadFuture != null)
{
if (!peerFinishReadFuture.IsCompleted)
{
this.RunFinishPeerReadTask(peer);
return;
}
else
{
// Lazy unset to make sure we don't prematurely unset it while scheduling a new task.
Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref peer.finishReadFuture, null, peerFinishReadFuture);
}
}
IChannelPipeline peerPipeline = peer.Pipeline;
if (peer.readInProgress)
{
peer.readInProgress = false;
while (peer.inboundBuffer.TryDequeue(out object received))
{
peerPipeline.FireChannelRead(received);
}
peerPipeline.FireChannelReadComplete();
}
}
protected override void DoWrite(ChannelOutboundBuffer buffer)
{
switch (this.state)
{
case State.Open:
case State.Bound:
throw new NotYetConnectedException();
case State.Closed:
throw DoWriteClosedChannelException;
case State.Connected:
break;
}
LocalChannel peer = this.peer;
this.writeInProgress = true;
try
{
for (;;)
{
object msg = buffer.Current;
if (msg == null)
{
break;
}
try
{
// It is possible the peer could have closed while we are writing, and in this case we should
// simulate real socket behavior and ensure the write operation is failed.
if (peer.state == State.Connected)
{
peer.inboundBuffer.TryEnqueue(ReferenceCountUtil.Retain(msg));
buffer.Remove();
}
else
{
buffer.Remove(DoWriteClosedChannelException);
}
}
catch (Exception cause)
{
buffer.Remove(cause);
}
}
}
finally
{
// The following situation may cause trouble:
// 1. Write (with promise X)
// 2. promise X is completed when in.remove() is called, and a listener on this promise calls close()
// 3. Then the close event will be executed for the peer before the write events, when the write events
// actually happened before the close event.
this.writeInProgress = false;
}
this.FinishPeerRead(peer);
}
void RunFinishPeerReadTask(LocalChannel peer)
{
// If the peer is writing, we must wait until after reads are completed for that peer before we can read. So
// we keep track of the task, and coordinate later that our read can't happen until the peer is done.
try
{
if (peer.writeInProgress)
{
peer.finishReadFuture = peer.EventLoop.SubmitAsync(
() =>
{
this.FinishPeerRead0(peer);
return((object)null);
});
}
else
{
peer.EventLoop.Execute(() => this.FinishPeerRead0(peer));
}
}
catch (Exception cause)
{
Logger.Warn("Closing Local channels {}-{} because exception occurred!", this, peer, cause);
this.CloseAsync();
peer.CloseAsync();
throw;
}
}
void FinishPeerRead(LocalChannel peer)
{
// If the peer is also writing, then we must schedule the event on the event loop to preserve read order.
if (peer.EventLoop == this.EventLoop && !peer.writeInProgress)
{
this.FinishPeerRead0(peer);
}
else
{
this.RunFinishPeerReadTask(peer);
}
}
public LocalChannel Serve(LocalChannel peer)
{
LocalChannel child = this.NewLocalChannel(peer);
if (this.EventLoop.InEventLoop)
{
this.Serve0(child);
}
else
{
this.EventLoop.Execute(() => this.Serve0(child));
}
return(child);
}
void Serve0(LocalChannel child)
{
this.inboundBuffer.TryEnqueue(child);
if (this.acceptInProgress)
{
this.acceptInProgress = false;
IChannelPipeline pipeline = this.Pipeline;
while (this.inboundBuffer.TryDequeue(out object m))
{
pipeline.FireChannelRead(m);
}
pipeline.FireChannelReadComplete();
}
}
internal LocalChannel(LocalServerChannel parent, LocalChannel peer)
: base(parent)
{
//this.Configuration.Allocator(new PreferHeapByteBufAllocator(config.getAllocator()));
this.peer = peer;
if (parent != null)
{
this.localAddress = parent.LocalAddress;
}
if (peer != null)
{
this.remoteAddress = peer.LocalAddress;
}
this.Configuration = new DefaultChannelConfiguration(this);
this.shutdownHook = () => this.Unsafe.CloseAsync();
}
public LocalUnsafe(LocalChannel channel)
: base(channel)
{
this.localChannel = channel;
}
protected override void DoClose()
{
var peer = this.peer;
var oldState = this.state;
try
{
if (oldState != State.Closed)
{
// Update all internal state before the closeFuture is notified.
if (this.localAddress != null)
{
if (this.Parent == null)
{
LocalChannelRegistry.Unregister(this.localAddress);
}
this.localAddress = null;
}
// State change must happen before finishPeerRead to ensure writes are released either in doWrite or
// channelRead.
this.state = State.Closed;
// Preserve order of event and force a read operation now before the close operation is processed.
this.FinishPeerRead(this);
TaskCompletionSource promise = this.connectPromise;
if (promise != null)
{
// Use tryFailure() instead of setFailure() to avoid the race against cancel().
promise.TrySetException(DoCloseClosedChannelException);
this.connectPromise = null;
}
}
if (peer != null)
{
this.peer = null;
// Need to execute the close in the correct EventLoop (see https://github.com/netty/netty/issues/1777).
// Also check if the registration was not done yet. In this case we submit the close to the EventLoop
// to make sure its run after the registration completes
// (see https://github.com/netty/netty/issues/2144).
IEventLoop peerEventLoop = peer.EventLoop;
bool peerIsActive = peer.Active;
if (peerEventLoop.InEventLoop && !this.registerInProgress)
{
peer.TryClose(peerIsActive);
}
else
{
try
{
peerEventLoop.Execute(() => peer.TryClose(peerIsActive));
}
catch (Exception cause)
{
Logger.Warn("Releasing Inbound Queues for channels {}-{} because exception occurred!", this, peer, cause);
if (peerEventLoop.InEventLoop)
{
peer.ReleaseInboundBuffers();
}
else
{
// inboundBuffers is a SPSC so we may leak if the event loop is shutdown prematurely or
// rejects the close Runnable but give a best effort.
peer.CloseAsync();
}
throw;
}
}
}
}
finally
{
// Release all buffers if the Channel was already registered in the past and if it was not closed before.
if (oldState != State.Closed)
{
// We need to release all the buffers that may be put into our inbound queue since we closed the Channel
// to ensure we not leak any memory. This is fine as it basically gives the same guarantees as TCP which
// means even if the promise was notified before its not really guaranteed that the "remote peer" will
// see the buffer at all.
this.ReleaseInboundBuffers();
}
}
}
/// <summary> /// A factory method for <see cref="LocalChannel"/>s. Users may override it to create custom instances of <see cref="LocalChannel"/>s. /// </summary> /// <param name="peer">An existing <see cref="LocalChannel"/> that will act as a peer for the new channel.</param> /// <returns>The newly created <see cref="LocalChannel"/> instance.</returns> protected LocalChannel NewLocalChannel(LocalChannel peer) => new LocalChannel(this, peer);