void
sgen_workers_stop_all_workers (void)
{
forced_stop = TRUE;
sgen_thread_pool_wait_for_all_jobs ();
sgen_thread_pool_idle_wait ();
SGEN_ASSERT (0, workers_state == STATE_NOT_WORKING, "Can only signal enqueue work when in no work state");
}
void
sgen_workers_wait_for_jobs_finished (void)
{
sgen_thread_pool_wait_for_all_jobs ();
/*
* If the idle task was never triggered or it finished before the last job did and
* then didn't get triggered again, we might end up in the situation of having
* something in the gray queue yet the idle task not working. The easiest way to
* make sure this doesn't stay that way is to just trigger it again after all jobs
* have finished.
*/
sgen_workers_ensure_awake ();
}
void
sgen_workers_join (void)
{
int i;
sgen_thread_pool_wait_for_all_jobs ();
sgen_thread_pool_idle_wait ();
SGEN_ASSERT (0, workers_state == STATE_NOT_WORKING, "Can only signal enqueue work when in no work state");
/* At this point all the workers have stopped. */
SGEN_ASSERT (0, sgen_section_gray_queue_is_empty (&workers_distribute_gray_queue), "Why is there still work left to do?");
for (i = 0; i < workers_num; ++i)
SGEN_ASSERT (0, sgen_gray_object_queue_is_empty (&workers_data [i].private_gray_queue), "Why is there still work left to do?");
}
