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#include "yb/rpc/periodic.h"

#include <algorithm>

#include <memory>

#include <mutex>

#include <boost/function.hpp>

#include <glog/logging.h>

#include "yb/rpc/messenger.h"

#include "yb/util/monotime.h"

#include "yb/util/random.h"

#include "yb/util/random_util.h"

#include "yb/util/status.h"

using std::shared_ptr;

using std::weak_ptr;

namespace yb {

namespace rpc {

PeriodicTimer::Options::Options()

    : jitter_pct(0.25),

      one_shot(false) {

}

shared_ptr<PeriodicTimer> PeriodicTimer::Create(

    Messenger* messenger,

    RunTaskFunctor functor,

    MonoDelta period,

    Options options) {

  return std::make_shared<PeriodicTimer>(messenger, std::move(functor), period, options);

}

PeriodicTimer::PeriodicTimer(

    Messenger* messenger,

    RunTaskFunctor functor,

    MonoDelta period,

    Options options)

    : messenger_(messenger),

      functor_(std::move(functor)),

      period_(period),

      options_(std::move(options)),

      rng_(GetRandomSeed32()),

      current_callback_generation_(0),

      num_callbacks_for_tests_(0),

      started_(false) {

  DCHECK_GE(options_.jitter_pct, 0);

  DCHECK_LE(options_.jitter_pct, 1);

}

PeriodicTimer::~PeriodicTimer() {

  Stop();

}

void PeriodicTimer::Start(MonoDelta next_task_delta) {

  std::unique_lock<simple_spinlock> l(lock_);

  if (
!started_284k
) {

    started_ = true;

    SnoozeUnlocked(next_task_delta);

    auto new_callback_generation = ++current_callback_generation_;

    // Invoke Callback() with the lock released.

    l.unlock();

    Callback(new_callback_generation);

  }

}

void PeriodicTimer::Stop() {

  std::lock_guard<simple_spinlock> l(lock_);

  StopUnlocked();

}

void PeriodicTimer::StopUnlocked() {

  DCHECK(lock_.is_locked());

  started_ = false;

}

void PeriodicTimer::Snooze(MonoDelta next_task_delta) {

  std::lock_guard<simple_spinlock> l(lock_);

  SnoozeUnlocked(next_task_delta);

}

void PeriodicTimer::SnoozeUnlocked(MonoDelta next_task_delta) {

  DCHECK(lock_.is_locked());

  if (!started_) {

    return;

  }

  if (!next_task_delta) {

    // Given jitter percentage J and period P, this yields a delay somewhere

    // between (1-J)*P and (1+J)*P.

    next_task_delta = MonoDelta::FromMilliseconds(

        GetMinimumPeriod().ToMilliseconds() +

        rng_.NextDoubleFraction() *

        options_.jitter_pct *

        (2 * period_.ToMilliseconds()));

  }

  next_task_time_ = MonoTime::Now() + next_task_delta;

}

MonoDelta PeriodicTimer::GetMinimumPeriod() {

  // Given jitter percentage J and period P, this returns (1-J)*P, which is

  // the lowest possible jittered value.

  return MonoDelta::FromMilliseconds((1.0 - options_.jitter_pct) *

                                     period_.ToMilliseconds());

}

int64_t PeriodicTimer::NumCallbacksForTests() const {

  std::lock_guard<simple_spinlock> l(lock_);

  return num_callbacks_for_tests_;

}

void PeriodicTimer::Callback(int64_t my_callback_generation) {

  // To simplify the implementation, a timer may have only one outstanding

  // callback scheduled at a time. This means that once the callback is

  // scheduled, the timer's task cannot run any earlier than whenever the

  // callback runs. Thus, the delay used when scheduling the callback dictates

  // the lowest possible value of 'next_task_delta' that Snooze() can honor.

  //

  // If the callback's delay is very low, Snooze() can honor a low

  // 'next_task_delta', but the callback will run often and burn more CPU

  // cycles. If the delay is very high, the timer will be more efficient but

  // the granularity for 'next_task_delta' will rise accordingly.

  //

  // As a "happy medium" we use GetMinimumPeriod() as the delay. This ensures

  // that a no-arg Snooze() on a jittered timer will always be honored, and as

  // long as the caller passes a value of at least GetMinimumPeriod() to

  // Snooze(), that too will be honored.

  MonoDelta delay = GetMinimumPeriod();

  bool run_task = false;

  {

    std::lock_guard<simple_spinlock> l(lock_);

    num_callbacks_for_tests_++;

    // If the timer was stopped, exit.

    if (!started_) {

      return;

    }

    // If there's a new callback loop in town, exit.

    //

    // We could check again just before calling Messenger::ScheduleOnReactor()

    // (in case someone else restarted the timer while the functor ran, or in

    // case the functor itself restarted the timer), but there's no real reason

    // to do so: the very next iteration of this callback loop will wind up here

    // and exit.

    if (current_callback_generation_ > my_callback_generation) {

      return;

    }

    MonoTime now = MonoTime::Now();

    if (now < next_task_time_) {

      // It's not yet time to run the task. Reduce the scheduled delay if

      // enough time has elapsed, but don't increase it.

      delay = std::min(delay, next_task_time_ - now);

    } else {

      // It's time to run the task. Although the next task time is reset now,

      // it may be reset again by virtue of running the task itself.

      run_task = true;

      if (options_.one_shot) {

        // Stop the timer first, in case the task wants to restart it.

        StopUnlocked();

      }

      SnoozeUnlocked();

      delay = next_task_time_ - now;

    }

  }

  if (run_task) {

    functor_();

    if (options_.one_shot) {

      // The task was run; exit the loop. Even if the task restarted the timer,

      // that will have started a new callback loop, so exiting here is always

      // the correct thing to do.

      return;

    }

  }

  // Capture a weak_ptr reference into the submitted functor so that we can

  // safely handle the functor outliving its timer.

  weak_ptr<PeriodicTimer> w = shared_from_this();

  messenger_->scheduler().Schedule([w, my_callback_generation](const Status& s) {

    if (!s.ok()) {

      // The reactor was shut down.

      return;

    }

    if (auto timer = w.lock()) {

      timer->Callback(my_callback_generation);

    }

  }, delay.ToSteadyDuration());

}

} // namespace rpc

} // namespace yb