Torque3D/Engine/source/platformX86UNIX/threads/thread.cpp

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#include <pthread.h>
#include "platform/threads/thread.h"
#include "platform/threads/semaphore.h"
#include "platform/threads/mutex.h"
#include <stdlib.h>

class PlatformThreadData
{
public:
   ThreadRunFunction       mRunFunc;
   void*                   mRunArg;
   Thread*                 mThread;
   Semaphore               mGateway; // default count is 1
   pthread_t               mThreadID;
   bool                    mDead;
};

ThreadManager::MainThreadId ThreadManager::smMainThreadId;

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// Function:    ThreadRunHandler
// Summary:     Calls Thread::run() with the thread's specified run argument.
//               Neccesary because Thread::run() is provided as a non-threaded
//               way to execute the thread's run function. So we have to keep
//               track of the thread's lock here.
static void *ThreadRunHandler(void * arg)
{
   PlatformThreadData *mData = reinterpret_cast<PlatformThreadData*>(arg);
   Thread *thread = mData->mThread;

   // mThreadID is filled in twice, once here and once in pthread_create().
   // We fill in mThreadID here as well as in pthread_create() because addThread()
   // can execute before pthread_create() returns and sets mThreadID.
   // The value from pthread_create() and pthread_self() are guaranteed to be equivalent (but not identical)
   mData->mThreadID = pthread_self();
   
   ThreadManager::addThread(thread);
   thread->run(mData->mRunArg);
   ThreadManager::removeThread(thread);

   bool autoDelete = thread->autoDelete;
   
   mData->mThreadID = 0;
   mData->mDead = true;
   mData->mGateway.release();
   
   if( autoDelete )
      delete thread;
      
   // return value for pthread lib's benefit
   return NULL;
   // the end of this function is where the created pthread will die.
}

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Thread::Thread(ThreadRunFunction func, void* arg, bool start_thread, bool autodelete)
{
   AssertFatal( !start_thread, "Thread::Thread() - auto-starting threads from ctor has been disallowed since the run() method is virtual" );

   mData = new PlatformThreadData;
   mData->mRunFunc = func;
   mData->mRunArg = arg;
   mData->mThread = this;
   mData->mThreadID = 0;
   mData->mDead = false;
   autoDelete = autodelete;
}

Thread::~Thread()
{
   stop();
   if( isAlive() )
      join();

   delete mData;
}

void Thread::start( void* arg )
{
   // cause start to block out other pthreads from using this Thread, 
   // at least until ThreadRunHandler exits.
   mData->mGateway.acquire();

   // reset the shouldStop flag, so we'll know when someone asks us to stop.
   shouldStop = false;
   
   mData->mDead = false;
   
   if( !mData->mRunArg )
      mData->mRunArg = arg;

   pthread_create(&mData->mThreadID, NULL, ThreadRunHandler, mData);
}

bool Thread::join()
{
   // not using pthread_join here because pthread_join cannot deal
   // with multiple simultaneous calls.
   
   mData->mGateway.acquire();
   AssertFatal( !isAlive(), "Thread::join() - thread not dead after join()" );
   mData->mGateway.release();
   
   return true;
}

void Thread::run(void* arg)
{
   if(mData->mRunFunc)
      mData->mRunFunc(arg);
}

bool Thread::isAlive()
{
   return ( !mData->mDead );
}

dsize_t Thread::getId()
{
   return (dsize_t)mData->mThreadID;
}

void Thread::_setName( const char* )
{
   // Not supported.  Wading through endless lists of Thread-1, Thread-2, Thread-3, ... trying to find
   // that one thread you are looking for is just so much fun.
}

dsize_t ThreadManager::getCurrentThreadId()
{
   return (dsize_t)pthread_self();
}

bool ThreadManager::compare(dsize_t threadId_1, dsize_t threadId_2)
{
   return pthread_equal((pthread_t)threadId_1, (pthread_t)threadId_2);
}