nidas v1.2.3
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#include <Thread.h>
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enum | runStatus { RUN_CANCELED = -1 , RUN_OK = 0 , NOT_RUNNING = 1 , RUN_EXCEPTION = 2 } |
Values that can be returned by run method. More... | |
enum | SchedPolicy { NU_THREAD_OTHER =SCHED_OTHER , NU_THREAD_FIFO =SCHED_FIFO , NU_THREAD_RR =SCHED_RR } |
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Thread (const std::string &name, bool detached=false) | |
Constructor for a thread, giving it a name. | |
virtual | ~Thread () |
Thread destructor. | |
virtual void | start () |
Start the thread running, meaning execute the run method in a separate thread. | |
virtual int | join () |
The calling thread joins this thread, waiting until the thread finishes, which means either that the run() method returned, the thread called pthread_exit() or the thread was cancelled. | |
virtual void | kill (int sig) |
Send a signal to this thread. | |
virtual void | cancel () |
Cancel this thread. | |
virtual void | interrupt () |
Interrupt this thread. | |
virtual bool | isInterrupted () const |
Return true when this thread has been interrupted. | |
virtual bool | isRunning () const |
Is this thread running? | |
virtual bool | isJoined () const |
Has this thread been joined? | |
virtual bool | isDetached () const |
Is this a detached thread. | |
bool | isCancelEnabled () const |
Return true if the cancel state of this thread is PTHREAD_CANCEL_ENABLE. | |
bool | isCancelDeferred () const |
Return true if the cancel type of this thread is PTHREAD_CANCEL_DEFERRED. | |
const std::string & | getName () const throw () |
Return the name of this thread. | |
const std::string & | getFullName () throw () |
Return a name with a bunch of descriptive fields, specifying whether it is detached, the real-time priority, etc. | |
bool | setRealTimeRoundRobinPriority (int val) |
bool | setRealTimeFIFOPriority (int val) |
bool | setNonRealTimePriority () |
void | setThreadScheduler (enum SchedPolicy policy, int priority) |
void | blockSignal (int) |
Block a signal in this thread. | |
void | unblockSignal (int) |
Install a signal handler and unblock the signal. | |
virtual int | run ()=0 |
The method which will run in its own thread. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static Thread * | currentThread () |
Return the thread object for the current thread. | |
static pthread_t | currentThreadId () |
static Thread * | lookupThread (pthread_t id) |
static const std::string & | currentName () |
Convenience routine to return the name for the current thread, or a string indicating that the name of the thread is unknown. | |
static std::string | getPolicyString (int policy) |
Convenience function to return a string for the given scheduler policy: "Non-RT", "RT:FIFO", "RT:RR" or "RT:Unknown". | |
static int | test (int argc, char **argv) |
a test method. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
void | setCancelEnabled (bool val) |
Set the cancel state for this thread - false means cancel requests are ignored. | |
void | setCancelDeferred (bool val) |
Set the cancel type for this thread. | |
pthread_t | getId () const |
void | testCancel () const |
Check if we have been cancelled. | |
virtual bool | amInterrupted () const |
Call testCancel, and return true when this thread has been interrupted. | |
Private Member Functions | |
virtual void | signalHandler (int, siginfo_t *) |
Signal handler function for this thread. | |
virtual int | pRun () |
void | setThreadSchedulerNolock (enum SchedPolicy policy, int priority) |
Set the scheduler policy and priority for this thread, then call setThreadSchedulerNolock() to effect the settings if the thread is running. | |
void | setThreadSchedulerNolock () |
If the thread is running, set the scheduling policy according to the current policy and priority attributes in this Thread. | |
void | makeFullName () |
void | registerThread () |
Register this current thread with a static registry of threads by id. | |
void | unregisterThread () |
void | unsetId () |
Thread & | operator= (const Thread &x)=delete |
Copy and assignment not needed so not supported. | |
Thread (const Thread &x)=delete | |
Static Private Member Functions | |
static void * | thr_run (void *me) |
static void * | thr_run_detached (void *me) |
static void | thr_cleanup (void *me) |
static void | thr_cleanup_delete (void *me) |
static void | thr_add_sig (int sig) |
static void | sigAction (int sig, siginfo_t *si, void *vptr) |
Private Attributes | |
Mutex | _mutex |
Mutex for accessing _id. | |
std::string | _name |
std::string | _fullname |
pthread_t | _id |
bool | _running |
std::atomic< bool > | _interrupted |
bool | _cancel_enabled |
bool | _cancel_deferred |
Exception * | _exception |
Exception thrown by run method. | |
bool | _detached |
SchedPolicy | _policy |
int | _priority |
sigset_t | _blockedSignals |
sigset_t | _unblockedSignals |
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static std::string | unknownName = std::string("unknown") |
Values that can be returned by run method.
User can define other values greater than RUN_EXCEPTION. These values are then returned by int join()
. Note that PTHREAD_CANCELLED is -1
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RUN_CANCELED | |
RUN_OK | |
NOT_RUNNING | |
RUN_EXCEPTION |
Thread::Thread | ( | const std::string & | name, |
bool | detached = false ) |
Constructor for a thread, giving it a name.
This does not start a processor thread. Use the Thread::start() method to start the processor thread. By default, SIGINT, SIGTERM and SIGHUP signals will be blocked when the thread starts. Use unblockSignal(sig) to unblock them if desired.
References _blockedSignals, and _unblockedSignals.
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Thread destructor.
The destructor does not join or cancel a thread.
Users should not invoke the destructor of a detached thread after it has been started. Detached threads call their own destructor when finished.
The following comments pertain to non-deattached threads.
A thread shouldn't be running at the time of destruction.
Non-detached threads also should have been joined before the destructor is called.
This destructor will complain to cerr if either of the two above situations exists. These situations are errors on the part of the user of Thread and should be corrected.
References _detached, _exception, getName(), isJoined(), isRunning(), and PLOG.
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Call testCancel, and return true when this thread has been interrupted.
This is protected because it should only called within the run method of the thread.
References nidas::util::Runnable::isInterrupted(), and nidas::util::Runnable::testCancel().
Referenced by nidas::core::Looper::run(), nidas::core::SampleOutputRequestThread::run(), and nidas::core::DSMServerStat::run().
void Thread::blockSignal | ( | int | sig | ) |
Block a signal in this thread.
This method is usually called before this Thread has started. If this Thread is currently running, then this method is only effective if called from this Thread, i.e. from its own run() method.
Because SIGINT, SIGTERM and SIGHUP are typically caught in the main thread, they are blocked by default in a Thread. Call unblockSignal(sig) if you want to catch them in a Thread.
References _blockedSignals, _unblockedSignals, currentThread(), isRunning(), and thr_add_sig().
Referenced by nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::ConnectionMonitor::ConnectionMonitor(), nidas::core::ServerSocket::ConnectionThread::ConnectionThread(), nidas::core::DerivedDataReader::DerivedDataReader(), nidas::util::McSocketListener::McSocketListener(), nidas::util::McSocketMulticaster< SocketTT >::McSocketMulticaster(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::SensorHandler(), nidas::core::SensorOpener::SensorOpener(), nidas::dynld::RawSampleService::Worker::Worker(), nidas::core::XmlRpcThread::XmlRpcThread(), and nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener::XMLSocketListener().
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Cancel this thread.
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References _id, _mutex, nidas::util::Exception::errnoToString(), and getName().
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Convenience routine to return the name for the current thread, or a string indicating that the name of the thread is unknown.
References currentThread(), and unknownName.
Referenced by nidas::util::Logger::msg().
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Return the thread object for the current thread.
Returns null if not found.
References currentThreadId(), and lookupThread().
Referenced by blockSignal(), currentName(), sigAction(), and unblockSignal().
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Referenced by currentThread(), and sigAction().
const std::string & Thread::getFullName | ( | ) | ||||
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Referenced by isJoined(), join(), and nidas::core::Looper::removeClient().
const std::string & Thread::getName | ( | ) | const | |||
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Return the name of this thread.
References _name.
Referenced by cancel(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::PolledDSMSensor::checkTimeout(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::PolledDSMSensor::close(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::PolledDSMSensor::handlePollEvents(), nidas::core::SampleSorter::heapDecrement(), nidas::core::XmlRpcThread::interrupt(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::join(), join(), kill(), nidas::core::FsMountWorkerThread::run(), nidas::core::SampleSorter::run(), nidas::util::ThreadJoiner::run(), setThreadSchedulerNolock(), start(), nidas::core::SampleSorter::~SampleSorter(), and ~Thread().
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Convenience function to return a string for the given scheduler policy: "Non-RT", "RT:FIFO", "RT:RR" or "RT:Unknown".
References NU_THREAD_FIFO, NU_THREAD_OTHER, and NU_THREAD_RR.
Referenced by makeFullName().
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Interrupt this thread.
This sets a boolean which can be tested with isInterrupted(). It is up to the run() implementation to return when interrupted. This is a "soft" request to terminate the thread.
What follows is a discussion of when to use cancel(), kill(), or interrupt() to terminate a thread.
If you can consistently check the state of isInterrupted() in the run method, and return if it is true, at a time interval which is an acceptable amount of time to wait for the thread to terminate, then using interrupt() should work well.
If the run method does I/O, then things are usually a bit more complicated.
If all I/O is guaranteed to finish quickly, which is a rare situation, or is done with a timeout, such as using select/poll with a timeout before every read/write, then one could still use interrupt() as above, and the thread will terminate within the timeout period.
If the thread does blocking I/O operations, and the I/O might block for a period of time longer than you're willing to wait for the thread to terminate, then you need to use kill(sig) or cancel().
If a signal is sent to the thread with kill(sig) while the thread is blocking on an I/O operation, the I/O will immediately return with an errno of EINTR, and one could then return from the run method, after any necessary cleanup.
However there is a possibility that the signal could be missed. In order to make sure you receive a signal, you must block it, so that any received signals are held as pending, and then atomically unblock it with pselect/ppoll/epoll_pwait before performing the I/O operation.
If you do not use I/O timeouts, or kill(sig) with pselect/ppoll/epoll_pwait, or other tricks such as writing to a pipe that is watched with select/poll in the run method, then using cancel() is the only way to guarantee that your thread will terminate in an acceptable amount of time.
All NIDAS Threads support deferred cancelation. Immediate asynchronous cancellation is not fully supported (and is very hard to get right). Deferred cancelation means that cancellation is delayed until the thread next calls a system function that is a cancellation point. At that point the thread run method will simply terminate without any return value from the system function, and then execute any cleanup methods that may have been registered with pthread_cleanup_push.
A list of cancellation points is provided in the pthreads(7) man page. Cancellation points are typically I/O operations, waits or sleeps.
This immediate thread termination can be a problem if there is a possibility that your objects could be left in a bad state, such as with a mutex locked, though it isn't generally a good practice to hold mutexes during a time-consuming I/O operation, wait or sleep.
One should check the run method to see if the state of the objects is OK if execution stops at any of the cancellation points. Note that logging a message, or writing to cerr is a cancellation point. Typically there is error/exception handling associated with an I/O operation. Ensuring the state is OK upon a cancellation is similar to preparation for a fatal I/O error that requires a return of the run method. One can use setCancelEnabled() to defer cancellation.
One can use pthread_cleanup_push and pthread_cleanup_pop to register cleanup routines that are called when a thread is cancelled if special handling is required.
Implements nidas::util::Runnable.
Reimplemented in nidas::core::DerivedDataReader, nidas::core::SampleBuffer, nidas::core::SampleOutputRequestThread, nidas::core::SampleSorter, nidas::core::SensorHandler, nidas::core::SensorOpener, nidas::core::Socket::ConnectionThread, nidas::core::ServerSocket::ConnectionThread, nidas::core::XmlRpcThread, nidas::dynld::raf::SyncServer, nidas::dynld::RawSampleService::Worker, nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::VariableListWorker, nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener, nidas::dynld::XMLConfigService::Worker, nidas::util::McSocketListener, nidas::util::McSocketMulticaster< SocketTT >, and nidas::util::ThreadRunnable.
References _interrupted, and _mutex.
Referenced by nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::close(), nidas::core::DSMEngine::interrupt(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::interrupt(), nidas::util::McSocketListener::interrupt(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::join(), nidas::core::Looper::removeClient(), and nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::~UDPSampleOutput().
bool Thread::isCancelDeferred | ( | ) | const |
Return true if the cancel type of this thread is PTHREAD_CANCEL_DEFERRED.
References _cancel_deferred.
bool Thread::isCancelEnabled | ( | ) | const |
Return true if the cancel state of this thread is PTHREAD_CANCEL_ENABLE.
References _cancel_enabled.
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Is this a detached thread.
References _detached.
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Return true when this thread has been interrupted.
Implements nidas::util::Runnable.
References _interrupted, and _mutex.
Referenced by nidas::core::SampleSorter::flush(), nidas::dynld::raf::SyncServer::read(), ServerThread::run(), Sender::run(), ModemLineSetter::run(), ModemLineMonitor::run(), nidas::core::DerivedDataReader::run(), nidas::core::FsMountWorkerThread::run(), nidas::core::SampleBuffer::run(), nidas::core::SampleOutputRequestThread::run(), nidas::core::SampleSorter::run(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::run(), nidas::core::SensorOpener::run(), nidas::core::StatusListener::run(), nidas::core::DSMEngineStat::run(), nidas::util::McSocketListener::run(), and nidas::dynld::raf::SyncServer::stop().
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Has this thread been joined?
References getId().
Referenced by nidas::core::FsMount::cancel(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::join(), nidas::core::SampleBuffer::~SampleBuffer(), nidas::core::SampleSorter::~SampleSorter(), and ~Thread().
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Is this thread running?
References _mutex, and _running.
Referenced by blockSignal(), nidas::core::FsMount::cancel(), nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener::checkWorkers(), nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::close(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::join(), nidas::core::DSMServerApp::killStatusThread(), nidas::core::Looper::removeClient(), nidas::core::ServerSocket::requestConnection(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::run(), nidas::core::Looper::setupClientMaps(), unblockSignal(), nidas::core::SampleBuffer::~SampleBuffer(), nidas::core::SampleSorter::~SampleSorter(), ~Thread(), and nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::~UDPSampleOutput().
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The calling thread joins this thread, waiting until the thread finishes, which means either that the run() method returned, the thread called pthread_exit() or the thread was cancelled.
The return value is the int return value of the run method, or PTHREAD_CANCELED (-1). If the run method threw an Exception, it will be caught and then re-thrown by join.
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Reimplemented in nidas::core::SensorHandler.
References _exception, _id, _mutex, nidas::util::Exception::errnoToString(), getId(), getName(), RUN_EXCEPTION, and RUN_OK.
Referenced by nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener::checkWorkers(), nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::close(), nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener::fireWorkers(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::join(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::join(), nidas::core::DSMEngine::joinDataThreads(), nidas::core::DSMServerApp::killStatusThread(), nidas::core::DSMEngine::killXmlRpcThread(), nidas::core::DSMServerApp::killXmlRpcThread(), nidas::core::Looper::removeClient(), nidas::util::ThreadJoiner::run(), nidas::core::SampleBuffer::~SampleBuffer(), nidas::core::SampleSorter::~SampleSorter(), nidas::core::ServerSocket::~ServerSocket(), and nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::~UDPSampleOutput().
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Send a signal to this thread.
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References _id, _mutex, nidas::util::Exception::errnoToString(), and getName().
Referenced by nidas::core::FsMount::cancel(), nidas::core::DerivedDataReader::interrupt(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::interrupt(), nidas::core::SensorOpener::interrupt(), nidas::core::XmlRpcThread::interrupt(), nidas::util::McSocketListener::interrupt(), nidas::core::DSMServerApp::killStatusThread(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::scheduleAdd(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::scheduleClose(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::scheduleClose(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::scheduleReopen(), and nidas::core::SensorHandler::sensorIsOpen().
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Referenced by currentThread(), and nidas::util::LogContextState::threadName().
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References _cancel_deferred, _cancel_enabled, _detached, _fullname, _id, _name, and getPolicyString().
Referenced by start().
Copy and assignment not needed so not supported.
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Register this current thread with a static registry of threads by id.
Thread::registerThread (new Thread ("Main"));
References _id.
Referenced by start().
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The method which will run in its own thread.
This method must be supplied by the Runnable or Thread subclass.
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Implemented in WriterThread, ServerThread, DataWriter, PSI, TestSource, Sender, ModemLineSetter, ModemLineMonitor, nidas::core::DerivedDataReader, nidas::core::DSMEngineIntf, nidas::core::DSMServerIntf, nidas::core::FsMountWorkerThread, nidas::core::Looper, nidas::core::SampleBuffer, nidas::core::SampleOutputRequestThread, nidas::core::SampleSorter, nidas::core::SensorHandler, nidas::core::SensorOpener, nidas::core::Socket::ConnectionThread, nidas::core::ServerSocket::ConnectionThread, nidas::core::StatusListener, nidas::core::DSMEngineStat, nidas::core::DSMServerStat, nidas::dynld::raf::SyncServer, nidas::dynld::RawSampleService::Worker, nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::VariableListWorker, nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::ConnectionMonitor, nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener, nidas::dynld::XMLConfigService::Worker, nidas::util::McSocketListener, nidas::util::McSocketMulticaster< SocketTT >, nidas::util::ThreadRunnable, and nidas::util::ThreadJoiner.
Referenced by pRun(), nidas::util::ThreadRunnable::run(), and start().
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Set the cancel type for this thread.
true means cancel requests are deferred until the next cancellation point. false means they occur instantly. This is protected, it should be called only from a thread's own run method. See the pthreads(7) man page for a list of the cancellation points.
Note: non-deferred canceling is difficult to get right. It has not been tested with this class, and is not recommended.
References _cancel_deferred.
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Set the cancel state for this thread - false means cancel requests are ignored.
See pthread_setcancelstate. This is protected, it should be called only from a thread's own run method.
References _cancel_enabled.
bool Thread::setNonRealTimePriority | ( | ) |
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References NU_THREAD_OTHER, and setThreadScheduler().
bool Thread::setRealTimeFIFOPriority | ( | int | val | ) |
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References NU_THREAD_FIFO, and setThreadScheduler().
Referenced by nidas::core::DSMEngine::openSensors(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::procinit(), and nidas::core::SamplePipeline::rawinit().
bool Thread::setRealTimeRoundRobinPriority | ( | int | val | ) |
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References NU_THREAD_RR, and setThreadScheduler().
void Thread::setThreadScheduler | ( | enum SchedPolicy | policy, |
int | priority ) |
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References _mutex, and setThreadSchedulerNolock().
Referenced by nidas::dynld::RawSampleService::connect(), setNonRealTimePriority(), setRealTimeFIFOPriority(), and setRealTimeRoundRobinPriority().
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If the thread is running, set the scheduling policy according to the current policy and priority attributes in this Thread.
Warn but continue if realtime priority cannot be set, otherwise raise Exception.
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References _id, _policy, _priority, ELOG, nidas::util::Exception::errnoToString(), getName(), NU_THREAD_FIFO, NU_THREAD_RR, and WLOG.
Referenced by pRun(), setThreadScheduler(), and setThreadSchedulerNolock().
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Set the scheduler policy and priority for this thread, then call setThreadSchedulerNolock() to effect the settings if the thread is running.
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References _policy, _priority, and setThreadSchedulerNolock().
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References currentThread(), currentThreadId(), and DLOG.
Referenced by thr_add_sig().
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Signal handler function for this thread.
The default handler just sets _interrupt to true, so that amInterrupted() or isInterrupted() will return true. Derived classes can override this method for custom signal handling. However, derived classes are limited in what they can do in their signal handler. Specifically, from the pthread_cond_signal man page:
"It is not safe to use the pthread_cond_signal() function in a signal handler that is invoked asynchronously."
Therefore do not call Cond::signal() from a signal handler.
Reimplemented in nidas::core::SensorHandler.
References _interrupted.
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Start the thread running, meaning execute the run method in a separate thread.
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References _detached, _id, _interrupted, _mutex, _running, nidas::util::Exception::errnoToString(), getName(), makeFullName(), registerThread(), nidas::util::Runnable::run(), thr_run(), and thr_run_detached().
Referenced by nidas::dynld::RawSampleService::connect(), nidas::dynld::XMLConfigAllService::connected(), nidas::dynld::XMLConfigService::connected(), nidas::dynld::raf::SyncServer::getTimeWindow(), main(), nidas::core::FsMount::mount(), nidas::core::DSMEngine::openSensors(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::procinit(), nidas::core::SamplePipeline::rawinit(), nidas::core::Socket::requestConnection(), nidas::core::ServerSocket::requestConnection(), nidas::core::DSMEngine::run(), nidas::core::SensorHandler::run(), nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener::run(), nidas::dynld::raf::SyncServer::setTimeWindow(), nidas::core::Looper::setupClientMaps(), nidas::core::DSMServerApp::startStatusThread(), nidas::core::DSMEngine::startXmlRpcThread(), and nidas::core::DSMServerApp::startXmlRpcThread().
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a test method.
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Check if we have been cancelled.
Calls pthread_testcancel. This is protected since it only checks the current thread - i.e. it must be called within the run method. Since it just calls pthread_testcancel, it is a cancellation point.
Referenced by nidas::util::Runnable::amInterrupted(), and TestSource::run().
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References sigAction().
Referenced by blockSignal(), and unblockSignal().
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References _mutex, and nidas::util::Mutex::lock().
Referenced by thr_run_detached().
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References thr_cleanup().
Referenced by start().
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References thr_cleanup_delete().
Referenced by start().
void Thread::unblockSignal | ( | int | sig | ) |
Install a signal handler and unblock the signal.
The signal handler will log a message about the receipt of the signal at severity LOG_INFO using the nidas::util::Logger. Then, if the signal handler is being invoked from a registered Thread, the virtual method signalHandler() for that Thread will be called.
The signal handler is installed with the sigaction() system call, and will be the action for the given signal in all threads, including the main() thread. If other threads do not wish to take action on a given signal, they should call blockSignal(sig). Or they can define their own signalHandler() method.
After installing the signal handler, the signal is added to those that are unblocked for the thread, or if the Thread is not yet running, the signal will be unblocked in the thread once it runs.
As with blockSignal(), this method is typically called on this Thread before it has started. If this Thread has started, then the signal will only be unblocked if the method is called from this Thread, i.e. from its own run() method.
To install a signal handler, and then block the signal so that it is held as pending until it is later unblocked, typically with pselect(), or sigwaitinfo(), do:
References _blockedSignals, _unblockedSignals, currentThread(), isRunning(), and thr_add_sig().
Referenced by nidas::core::DerivedDataReader::DerivedDataReader(), nidas::core::FsMountWorkerThread::FsMountWorkerThread(), nidas::core::StatusListener::StatusListener(), nidas::core::StatusThread::StatusThread(), nidas::dynld::XMLConfigService::Worker::Worker(), nidas::core::XmlRpcThread::XmlRpcThread(), and nidas::dynld::UDPSampleOutput::XMLSocketListener::XMLSocketListener().
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References _id.
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Referenced by blockSignal(), pRun(), Thread(), and unblockSignal().
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Referenced by isCancelDeferred(), makeFullName(), and setCancelDeferred().
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Referenced by isCancelEnabled(), makeFullName(), and setCancelEnabled().
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Referenced by isDetached(), makeFullName(), start(), and ~Thread().
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Referenced by getFullName(), and makeFullName().
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Referenced by cancel(), getId(), join(), kill(), makeFullName(), registerThread(), setThreadSchedulerNolock(), start(), unregisterThread(), and unsetId().
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Referenced by interrupt(), isInterrupted(), signalHandler(), and start().
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Mutex for accessing _id.
Referenced by cancel(), getId(), interrupt(), isInterrupted(), isRunning(), join(), kill(), pRun(), setThreadScheduler(), start(), thr_cleanup_delete(), and unsetId().
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Referenced by getName(), and makeFullName().
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Referenced by setThreadSchedulerNolock(), and setThreadSchedulerNolock().
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Referenced by setThreadSchedulerNolock(), and setThreadSchedulerNolock().
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Referenced by isRunning(), and start().
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Referenced by blockSignal(), pRun(), Thread(), and unblockSignal().
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Referenced by currentName().