carbthrd.cpp

linux下的一款播放器

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#if defined(_CARBON) || defined(_MAC_UNIX)

#include "platform/mac/carbthrd.h"
#include "hxmsgs.h" //for HXMSG_ASYNC_TIMER message.

HXCarbonThread::HXCarbonThread()
  : m_mpTaskID(NULL)
  , m_mpQueueID(NULL)
  , m_pQueueMutex(NULL)
  , m_pQueuePostSemaphore(kInvalidID)
  , m_mpInternalTerminationNotificationQueueID(NULL)
{
    // xxxbobclark there's a kludgey main app thread wrapper thingie
    // for handling networked threading. It's a case where an
    // HXCarbonThread gets used without HXCarbonThread::CreateThread()
    // being called... but it requires m_mpQueueID. So we create it in
    // the ctor.
    HXMutex::MakeMutex(m_pQueueMutex);
    ::MPCreateSemaphore(INT_MAX, 0, &m_pQueuePostSemaphore);
    OSStatus osResult = MPCreateQueue(&m_mpQueueID);
}

HXCarbonThread::~HXCarbonThread()
{
    this->Exit(0);
    
    // xxxbobclark should I remove the queue here if it exists?
    HX_ASSERT(m_mpQueueID == NULL);
    HX_ASSERT(m_mpTaskID == NULL);
    HX_ASSERT(m_pQueueMutex == NULL);
    HX_ASSERT(m_pQueuePostSemaphore == kInvalidID);
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::CreateThread( void* (pExecAddr(void*)), void* pArg, ULONG32 ulCreationFlags )
{
    HX_ASSERT(m_mpTaskID == NULL);
    
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    MPTaskOptions options = 0;
    
    if (ulCreationFlags & HX_CREATE_SUSPENDED)
    {
	options |= 1;
    }
    
    OSStatus osResult = MPCreateQueue(&m_mpInternalTerminationNotificationQueueID);
    
    if (osResult == noErr)
    {
	osResult = MPCreateTask((TaskProc)pExecAddr, pArg, 0, m_mpInternalTerminationNotificationQueueID, NULL, NULL, options, &m_mpTaskID);
    }
    
    if (osResult != noErr) retval = HXR_FAIL;
    
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::Suspend(void)
{
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_NOTIMPL;
    
    // xxxbobclark this is actually why interrupt-like callbacks are impossible
    // to simulate correctly under OS X: there's no suspend or resume available
    // in the MPTask API. I may need to grab the corresponding pthread and tell
    // it to suspend if the pthread API supports it.
    HX_ASSERT(!"Unimplemented Suspend!");
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::Resume(void)
{
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_NOTIMPL;
    HX_ASSERT(!"Unimplemented Resume!");
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::SetPriority(UINT32 ulPriority)
{
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    OSStatus osStatus = MPSetTaskWeight(m_mpTaskID, ulPriority);
    
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::GetPriority(UINT32& ulPriority)
{
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_NOTIMPL;
    HX_ASSERT(!"Unimplemented GetPriority!");
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::YieldTimeSlice(void)
{
    // unnecessary with MPTask implementation on Carbon.
    
    // I'll call MPYield anyway, although the MP API SDK
    // says "In most cases you should not need to call
    // this function".
    
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    MPYield();
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::Exit(UINT32 ulExitCode)
{
    // xxxbobclark MPExit must be called from within the 
    // MPTask. That's why I think we need to use MPTerminateTask here.
    
    // This is also called by the destructor, just in case
    
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    OSStatus osStatus = noErr;
    if (m_mpTaskID && (::MPCurrentTaskID() != m_mpTaskID))
    {
	    // xxxbobclark The windows implementation of HXThread doesn't
	    // shoot the thread in the head, like ::MPTerminateTask() does...
	    // it just waits for it to end.
	    
	    // There is conflicting advice in Apple documentation on how advisable
	    // it is to call MPTerminateTask. Listing 3-3 Terminating Tasks, at
	    // http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/Carbon/oss/MultiPServices/Multitasking_MultiproServ/Concepts/MP.1b.html
	    // is pretty clear: "When you want to terminate a task, you should call
	    // the function MPTerminateTask"... but if you follow the link to
	    // MPTerminateTask, it says "you should be very careful when calling
	    // MPTerminateTask".
	    
	    // osStatus = ::MPTerminateTask(m_mpTaskID, NULL);

	    ::MPWaitOnQueue(m_mpInternalTerminationNotificationQueueID, NULL, NULL, NULL, kDurationForever);
	    ::MPDeleteQueue(m_mpInternalTerminationNotificationQueueID);
	    m_mpInternalTerminationNotificationQueueID = NULL;

	    m_mpTaskID = NULL;
    }
    
    if (m_mpQueueID)
    {
	::MPDeleteQueue(m_mpQueueID);
	m_mpQueueID = NULL;
    }
    
    HX_DELETE(m_pQueueMutex);
    
    if (m_pQueuePostSemaphore != kInvalidID)
    {
	::MPDeleteSemaphore(m_pQueuePostSemaphore);
	m_pQueuePostSemaphore = kInvalidID;
    }
    
    if (osStatus != noErr) retval = HXR_FAIL;
    
    return retval;
}


HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::GetThreadId(UINT32& ulThreadId)
{
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    ulThreadId = (UINT32) m_mpTaskID;
    return retval;
}

ULONG32
HXCarbonThread::GetCurrentThreadID()
{
    MPTaskID id = ::MPCurrentTaskID();
    return (ULONG32) id;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::PostMessage(HXThreadMessage* pMsg, void* pWindowHandle)
{
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    HX_ASSERT(pMsg);
    if (!pMsg) return HXR_FAIL;
    
    HX_ASSERT(m_mpQueueID != NULL);
    
    m_pQueueMutex->Lock();
    OSStatus osStatus = ::MPNotifyQueue(m_mpQueueID, (void*)pMsg->m_ulMessage,
			(void*)pMsg->m_pParam1, (void*)pMsg->m_pParam2);
    ::MPSignalSemaphore(m_pQueuePostSemaphore);
    m_pQueueMutex->Unlock();
    
    if (osStatus != noErr)
    {
	retval = HXR_FAIL;
    }
    
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::GetMessage(HXThreadMessage* pMsg, UINT32 ulMsgFilterMix, UINT32 ulMsgFilterMax)
{
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    HX_ASSERT(m_mpQueueID != NULL);
    HX_ASSERT(pMsg);
    if (!pMsg) return HXR_FAIL;
    
    void* param1;
    void* param2;
    void* param3;
    
    OSStatus osStatus = ::MPWaitOnSemaphore(m_pQueuePostSemaphore, kDurationForever);
    
    if (osStatus == noErr)
    {
	m_pQueueMutex->Lock();
	osStatus = ::MPWaitOnQueue(m_mpQueueID, &param1, &param2, &param3, kDurationImmediate);
	HX_ASSERT(osStatus == noErr);
	m_pQueueMutex->Unlock();
    }
    
    if (osStatus == noErr)
    {
	pMsg->m_ulMessage = (UINT32)param1;
	pMsg->m_pParam1 = param2; // xxxbobclark I know, I know, this is crazy.
	pMsg->m_pParam2 = param3;
    }
    else
    {
	retval = HXR_FAIL;
    }
    
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::PeekMessage(HXThreadMessage* pMsg, UINT32 ulMsgFilterMix, UINT32 ulMsgFilterMax, BOOL bRemoveMessage)
{
    // xxxbobclark OK so PeekMessage is going to grab the first message (if it exists)
    // and dupe it and replace it in the queue. It will eventually be more complicated
    // than this I think. I think I'll need to mutex-protect this routine and do some
    // wacky stuff to ensure that the queue is in the same order when it exits as it
    // is when it enters.
    
    HX_ASSERT(m_mpQueueID != NULL);
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    HX_ASSERT(pMsg);
    if (!pMsg) return HXR_FAIL;
    
    void* param1;
    void* param2;
    void* param3;
    
    m_pQueueMutex->Lock();
    OSStatus osStatus = ::MPWaitOnQueue(m_mpQueueID, &param1, &param2, &param3, kDurationImmediate);
    m_pQueueMutex->Unlock();
    
    if (osStatus == noErr)
    {
	pMsg->m_ulMessage = (UINT32)param1;
	pMsg->m_pParam1 = param2;
	pMsg->m_pParam2 = param3;
	
	if (!bRemoveMessage)
	{
	    // replace it in the queue. !!!xxxbobclark but this is
	    // in the wrong place!!!
	    HX_ASSERT(!"THIS IS NOT FINISHED! THE QUEUE IS BEING RESTORED INCORRECTLY!");
	    PostMessage(pMsg, NULL);
	}
	
    }
    else
    {
	pMsg->m_ulMessage = 0;
	retval = HXR_FAIL; // no event to get!
    }
    
    return retval;
}

HX_RESULT
HXCarbonThread::PeekMessageMatching( HXThreadMessage* pMsg,
                                      HXThreadMessage* pMatch,
                                      BOOL bRemoveMessage )
{
    // we're going to create a temp queue, copy each message from the main queue into it until we find
    // a matching message, then copy the rest
	
    HX_ASSERT(m_mpQueueID != kInvalidID);
    HX_RESULT retval = HXR_OK;
    
    HX_ASSERT(pMsg);
    if (!pMsg) return HXR_FAIL;
    
    HX_ASSERT(pMatch);
    if (!pMatch) return HXR_FAIL;
    
    void* param1;
    void* param2;
    void* param3;
    
    OSStatus osResult;
    
    m_pQueueMutex->Lock();

    // create a temp queue, all messages will be copied into this queue 
    // (except matching message if bRemoveMessage == TRUE)
    MPQueueID tempQ;
    osResult = ::MPCreateQueue(&tempQ);
    HX_ASSERT(tempQ != kInvalidID);

    BOOL foundAMatch = FALSE;
    
    const BOOL bSkipMessage  = (pMatch->m_ulMessage == 0);