/// <summary>
/// Runs until no runnable tasklets left.
/// This function is reentrant.
/// </summary>
public void Run()
{
#if SILICONSTUDIO_PLATFORM_UWP
int managedThreadId = 0;
#else
int managedThreadId = Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId;
#endif
MicroThreadCallbackList callbacks = default(MicroThreadCallbackList);
while (true)
{
SchedulerEntry schedulerEntry;
MicroThread microThread;
lock (scheduledEntries)
{
// Reclaim callbacks of previous microthread
MicroThreadCallbackNode callback;
while (callbacks.TakeFirst(out callback))
{
callback.Clear();
callbackNodePool.Add(callback);
}
if (scheduledEntries.Count == 0)
{
break;
}
schedulerEntry = scheduledEntries.Dequeue();
microThread = schedulerEntry.MicroThread;
if (microThread != null)
{
callbacks = microThread.Callbacks;
microThread.Callbacks = default(MicroThreadCallbackList);
}
}
// Since it can be reentrant, it should be restored after running the callback.
var previousRunningMicrothread = runningMicroThread.Value;
if (previousRunningMicrothread != null)
{
MicroThreadCallbackEnd?.Invoke(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(previousRunningMicrothread, managedThreadId));
}
runningMicroThread.Value = microThread;
if (microThread != null)
{
var previousSyncContext = SynchronizationContext.Current;
SynchronizationContext.SetSynchronizationContext(microThread.SynchronizationContext);
// TODO: Do we still need to try/catch here? Everything should be caught in the continuation wrapper and put into MicroThread.Exception
try
{
if (microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Starting)
{
MicroThreadStarted?.Invoke(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
}
MicroThreadCallbackStart?.Invoke(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
using (Profiler.Begin(MicroThreadProfilingKeys.ProfilingKey, microThread.ScriptId))
{
var callback = callbacks.First;
while (callback != null)
{
callback.Invoke();
callback = callback.Next;
}
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Log.Error("Unexpected exception while executing a micro-thread", e);
microThread.SetException(e);
}
finally
{
MicroThreadCallbackEnd?.Invoke(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
SynchronizationContext.SetSynchronizationContext(previousSyncContext);
if (microThread.IsOver)
{
lock (microThread.AllLinkedListNode)
{
if (microThread.CompletionTask != null)
{
if (microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Failed || microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Canceled)
{
microThread.CompletionTask.TrySetException(microThread.Exception);
}
else
{
microThread.CompletionTask.TrySetResult(1);
}
}
else if (microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Failed && microThread.Exception != null)
{
// Nothing was listening on the micro thread and it crashed
// Let's treat it as unhandled exception and propagate it
// Use ExceptionDispatchInfo.Capture to not overwrite callstack
if (PropagateExceptions && (microThread.Flags & MicroThreadFlags.IgnoreExceptions) != MicroThreadFlags.IgnoreExceptions)
{
ExceptionDispatchInfo.Capture(microThread.Exception).Throw();
}
}
MicroThreadEnded?.Invoke(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
}
}
runningMicroThread.Value = previousRunningMicrothread;
if (previousRunningMicrothread != null)
{
MicroThreadCallbackStart?.Invoke(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(previousRunningMicrothread, managedThreadId));
}
}
}
else
{
try
{
schedulerEntry.Action();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
ActionException?.Invoke(this, schedulerEntry, e);
}
}
}
while (FrameChannel.Balance < 0)
{
FrameChannel.Send(0);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Runs until no runnable tasklets left.
/// This function is reentrant.
/// </summary>
public void Run()
{
#if SILICONSTUDIO_PLATFORM_WINDOWS_RUNTIME
int managedThreadId = 0;
#else
int managedThreadId = Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId;
#endif
MicroThreadCallbackList callbacks = default(MicroThreadCallbackList);
while (true)
{
MicroThread microThread;
lock (scheduledMicroThreads)
{
// Reclaim callbacks of previous microthread
MicroThreadCallbackNode callback;
while (callbacks.TakeFirst(out callback))
{
callback.Clear();
callbackNodePool.Add(callback);
}
if (scheduledMicroThreads.Count == 0)
{
break;
}
microThread = scheduledMicroThreads.Dequeue();
callbacks = microThread.Callbacks;
microThread.Callbacks = default(MicroThreadCallbackList);
}
// Since it can be reentrant, it should be restored after running the callback.
var previousRunningMicrothread = runningMicroThread.Value;
if (previousRunningMicrothread != null)
{
if (MicroThreadCallbackEnd != null)
{
MicroThreadCallbackEnd(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(previousRunningMicrothread, managedThreadId));
}
}
runningMicroThread.Value = microThread;
var previousSyncContext = SynchronizationContext.Current;
SynchronizationContext.SetSynchronizationContext(microThread.SynchronizationContext);
try
{
if (microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Starting && MicroThreadStarted != null)
{
MicroThreadStarted(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
}
if (MicroThreadCallbackStart != null)
{
MicroThreadCallbackStart(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
}
using (Profiler.Begin(microThread.ProfilingKey))
{
var callback = callbacks.First;
while (callback != null)
{
microThread.ThrowIfExceptionRequest();
callback.Invoke();
callback = callback.Next;
}
microThread.ThrowIfExceptionRequest();
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Log.Error("Unexpected exception while executing a micro-thread", e);
microThread.SetException(e);
}
finally
{
if (MicroThreadCallbackEnd != null)
{
MicroThreadCallbackEnd(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
}
SynchronizationContext.SetSynchronizationContext(previousSyncContext);
if (microThread.IsOver)
{
lock (microThread.AllLinkedListNode)
{
if (microThread.CompletionTask != null)
{
if (microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Failed || microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Cancelled)
{
microThread.CompletionTask.TrySetException(microThread.Exception);
}
else
{
microThread.CompletionTask.TrySetResult(1);
}
}
else if (microThread.State == MicroThreadState.Failed && microThread.Exception != null)
{
// Nothing was listening on the micro thread and it crashed
// Let's treat it as unhandled exception and propagate it
// Use ExceptionDispatchInfo.Capture to not overwrite callstack
if ((microThread.Flags & MicroThreadFlags.IgnoreExceptions) != MicroThreadFlags.IgnoreExceptions)
{
ExceptionDispatchInfo.Capture(microThread.Exception).Throw();
}
}
if (MicroThreadEnded != null)
{
MicroThreadEnded(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(microThread, managedThreadId));
}
}
}
runningMicroThread.Value = previousRunningMicrothread;
if (previousRunningMicrothread != null)
{
if (MicroThreadCallbackStart != null)
{
MicroThreadCallbackStart(this, new SchedulerThreadEventArgs(previousRunningMicrothread, managedThreadId));
}
}
}
}
while (FrameChannel.Balance < 0)
{
FrameChannel.Send(0);
}
}