/* IN EVENT OR INVOKE THREAD */
static void
hrt_watcher_io_start(HrtWatcher *watcher)
{
HrtWatcherGLib *gwatcher = (HrtWatcherGLib*) watcher;
HrtWatcherIo *io_watcher = (HrtWatcherIo*) watcher;
if (gwatcher->source == NULL) {
GSource *source;
source = g_io_create_watch(io_watcher->channel,
io_watcher->condition);
_hrt_watcher_ref(watcher);
g_source_set_callback(source, (GSourceFunc) run_watcher_io_func,
watcher, watcher_dnotify);
gwatcher->source = source; /* takes the ref */
/* When we attach the source, we're addding it to the event
* thread, and it can IMMEDIATELY RUN so from here, the
* watcher is subject to re-entrancy even on initial
* construct.
*/
g_source_attach(source,
hrt_watcher_get_g_main_context(watcher));
}
}
static HrtInvoker*
hrt_invoker_new(HrtTask *task,
HrtWatcher *first_watcher)
{
HrtInvoker *invoker;
invoker = g_slice_new(HrtInvoker);
invoker->refcount = 1;
invoker->task = task;
g_object_ref(task);
invoker->pending_watchers_lock = g_mutex_new();
g_queue_init(&invoker->pending_watchers);
/* passing in first_watcher lets us avoid locking the queue for
* just one watcher which is probably the most common case.
* Using GStaticMutex we could even potentially
* avoid creating a mutex, but for now skipping that.
*/
_hrt_watcher_ref(first_watcher);
g_queue_push_tail(&invoker->pending_watchers, first_watcher);
return invoker;
}
static void
hrt_invoker_queue_watcher(HrtInvoker *invoker,
HrtWatcher *watcher)
{
_hrt_watcher_ref(watcher);
g_mutex_lock(invoker->pending_watchers_lock);
g_queue_push_tail(&invoker->pending_watchers, watcher);
g_mutex_unlock(invoker->pending_watchers_lock);
}
