rb_completion_queue.c

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#include <ruby/ruby.h>
 
#include "rb_completion_queue.h"
 
#include <ruby/thread.h>
 
#include "rb_grpc.h"
#include "rb_grpc_imports.generated.h"
 
#include <grpc/grpc.h>
#include <grpc/support/log.h>
#include <grpc/support/time.h>
 
/* Used to allow grpc_completion_queue_next call to release the GIL */
typedef struct next_call_stack {
  grpc_completion_queue* cq;
  grpc_event event;
  gpr_timespec timeout;
  void* tag;
  volatile int interrupted;
} next_call_stack;
 
/* Calls grpc_completion_queue_pluck without holding the ruby GIL */
static void* grpc_rb_completion_queue_pluck_no_gil(void* param) {
  next_call_stack* const next_call = (next_call_stack*)param;
  gpr_timespec increment = gpr_time_from_millis(20, GPR_TIMESPAN);
  gpr_timespec deadline;
  do {
    deadline = gpr_time_add(gpr_now(GPR_CLOCK_REALTIME), increment);
    next_call->event = grpc_completion_queue_pluck(
        next_call->cq, next_call->tag, deadline, NULL);
    if (next_call->event.type != GRPC_QUEUE_TIMEOUT ||
        gpr_time_cmp(deadline, next_call->timeout) > 0) {
      break;
    }
  } while (!next_call->interrupted);
  return NULL;
}
 
/* Helper function to free a completion queue. */
void grpc_rb_completion_queue_destroy(grpc_completion_queue* cq) {
  /* Every function that adds an event to a queue also synchronously plucks
     that event from the queue, and holds a reference to the Ruby object that
     holds the queue, so we only get to this point if all of those functions
     have completed, and the queue is empty */
  grpc_completion_queue_shutdown(cq);
  grpc_completion_queue_destroy(cq);
}
 
static void unblock_func(void* param) {
  next_call_stack* const next_call = (next_call_stack*)param;
  next_call->interrupted = 1;
}
 
/* Does the same thing as grpc_completion_queue_pluck, while properly releasing
   the GVL and handling interrupts */
grpc_event rb_completion_queue_pluck(grpc_completion_queue* queue, void* tag,
                                     gpr_timespec deadline, void* reserved) {
  next_call_stack next_call;
  MEMZERO(&next_call, next_call_stack, 1);
  next_call.cq = queue;
  next_call.timeout = deadline;
  next_call.tag = tag;
  next_call.event.type = GRPC_QUEUE_TIMEOUT;
  (void)reserved;
  /* Loop until we finish a pluck without an interruption. The internal
     pluck function runs either until it is interrupted or it gets an
     event, or time runs out.
 
     The basic reason we need this relatively complicated construction is that
     we need to re-acquire the GVL when an interrupt comes in, so that the ruby
     interpreter can do what it needs to do with the interrupt. But we also need
     to get back to plucking when the interrupt has been handled. */
  do {
    next_call.interrupted = 0;
    rb_thread_call_without_gvl(grpc_rb_completion_queue_pluck_no_gil,
                               (void*)&next_call, unblock_func,
                               (void*)&next_call);
    /* If an interrupt prevented pluck from returning useful information, then
       any plucks that did complete must have timed out */
  } while (next_call.interrupted && next_call.event.type == GRPC_QUEUE_TIMEOUT);
  return next_call.event;
}