virtual void OnThreadExecute(void)
{
SetThreadName("CaptureServer");
FileOutStream outStream(m_file);
// Technically any Labels that get initialized on another thread bettween the barrier and loop
// will get recorded twice, but OVRMonitor will handle that scenario gracefully.
g_labelLock.Lock();
for(Label *l=Label::GetHead(); l; l=l->GetNext())
{
SendLabelPacket(*l);
}
g_labelLock.Unlock();
// Start CPU/GPU/Thermal sensors...
StandardSensors stdsensors;
if(CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_CPU_Clocks) || CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_GPU_Clocks) || CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_Thermal_Sensors))
{
stdsensors.Start();
}
// as long as we are running, continuously flush the latest stream data to disk...
while(!QuitSignaled())
{
const UInt64 flushBeginTime = GetNanoseconds();
if(!AsyncStream::FlushAll(outStream))
{
break;
}
const UInt64 flushEndTime = GetNanoseconds();
const UInt64 flushDeltaTime = flushEndTime - flushBeginTime;
const UInt64 sleepTime = 4000000; // 4ms
if(flushDeltaTime < sleepTime)
{
// Sleep just a bit to keep the thread from killing a core and to let a good chunk of data build up
ThreadSleepNanoseconds((UInt32)(sleepTime - flushDeltaTime));
}
}
// Clear the connection flags...
AtomicExchange(g_connectionFlags, (UInt32)0);
// Close down our sensor thread...
stdsensors.QuitAndWait();
}
virtual void OnThreadExecute(void)
{
SetThreadName("OVR::Capture");
while(m_listenSocket && !QuitSignaled())
{
// try and accept a new socket connection...
SocketAddress streamAddr;
m_streamSocket = m_listenSocket->Accept(streamAddr);
// If no connection was established, something went totally wrong and we should just abort...
if(!m_streamSocket)
break;
// Before we start sending capture data... first must exchange connection headers...
// First attempt to read in the request header from the Client...
ConnectionHeaderPacket clientHeader = {0};
if(!m_streamSocket->Receive(&clientHeader, sizeof(clientHeader)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Load our connection flags...
const UInt32 connectionFlags = clientHeader.flags & g_initFlags;
// Build and send return header... We *always* send the return header so that if we don't
// like something (like version number or feature flags), the client has some hint as to
// what we didn't like.
ConnectionHeaderPacket serverHeader = {0};
serverHeader.size = sizeof(serverHeader);
serverHeader.version = ConnectionHeaderPacket::s_version;
serverHeader.flags = connectionFlags;
if(!m_streamSocket->Send(&serverHeader, sizeof(serverHeader)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Check version number...
if(clientHeader.version != serverHeader.version)
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Check that we have any capture features even turned on...
if(!connectionFlags)
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Finally, send our packet descriptors...
const PacketDescriptorPacket packetDescs[] =
{
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<ThreadNamePacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<LabelPacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<FramePacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<VSyncPacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<CPUZoneEnterPacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<CPUZoneLeavePacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<GPUZoneEnterPacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<GPUZoneLeavePacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<GPUClockSyncPacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<SensorRangePacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<SensorPacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<FrameBufferPacket>(),
BuildPacketDescriptorPacket<LogPacket>(),
};
const PacketDescriptorHeaderPacket packetDescHeader = { sizeof(packetDescs) / sizeof(packetDescs[0]) };
if(!m_streamSocket->Send(&packetDescHeader, sizeof(packetDescHeader)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
if(!m_streamSocket->Send(&packetDescs, sizeof(packetDescs)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Connection established!
// Signal that we are connected!
AtomicExchange(g_connectionFlags, connectionFlags);
// Technically any Labels that get initialized on another thread bettween the barrier and loop
// will get sent over the network twice, but OVRMonitor will handle that.
SpinLock(g_labelLock);
for(Label *l=Label::GetHead(); l; l=l->GetNext())
{
SendLabelPacket(*l);
}
SpinUnlock(g_labelLock);
// Start CPU/GPU/Thermal sensors...
StandardSensors stdsensors;
if(CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_CPU_Clocks) || CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_GPU_Clocks) || CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_Thermal_Sensors))
{
stdsensors.Start();
}
// Spin as long as we are connected flushing data from our data stream...
while(!QuitSignaled())
{
const UInt64 flushBeginTime = GetNanoseconds();
if(!AsyncStream::FlushAll(*m_streamSocket))
{
// Error occured... shutdown the connection.
AtomicExchange(g_connectionFlags, (UInt32)0);
m_streamSocket->Shutdown();
break;
}
const UInt64 flushEndTime = GetNanoseconds();
const UInt64 flushDeltaTime = flushEndTime - flushBeginTime;
const UInt64 sleepTime = 5000000; // 5ms
if(flushDeltaTime < sleepTime)
{
// Sleep just a bit to keep the thread from killing a core and to let a good chunk of data build up
ThreadSleepNanoseconds(sleepTime - flushDeltaTime);
}
}
// TODO: should we call AsyncStream::Shutdown() here???
// Close down our sensor thread...
stdsensors.QuitAndWait();
// Connection was closed at some point, lets clean up our socket...
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
} // while(m_listenSocket && !QuitSignaled())
}
virtual void OnThreadExecute(void)
{
SetThreadName("CaptureServer");
// Acquire the process name...
#if defined(OVR_CAPTURE_WINDOWS)
char packageName[64] = {0};
GetModuleFileNameA(NULL, packageName, sizeof(packageName));
if(!packageName[0])
{
StringCopy(packageName, "Unknown", sizeof(packageName));
}
#else
char packageName[64] = {0};
char cmdlinepath[64] = {0};
FormatString(cmdlinepath, sizeof(cmdlinepath), "/proc/%u/cmdline", (unsigned)getpid());
if(ReadFileLine(cmdlinepath, packageName, sizeof(packageName)) <= 0)
{
StringCopy(packageName, "Unknown", sizeof(packageName));
}
#endif
while(m_listenSocket && !QuitSignaled())
{
// Start auto-discovery thread...
ZeroConfigHost *zeroconfig = ZeroConfigHost::Create(g_zeroConfigPort, m_listenPort, packageName);
zeroconfig->Start();
// try and accept a new socket connection...
SocketAddress streamAddr;
m_streamSocket = m_listenSocket->Accept(streamAddr);
// Once connected, shut the auto-discovery thread down.
zeroconfig->Release();
// If no connection was established, something went totally wrong and we should just abort...
if(!m_streamSocket)
break;
// Before we start sending capture data... first must exchange connection headers...
// First attempt to read in the request header from the Client...
ConnectionHeaderPacket clientHeader = {0};
if(!m_streamSocket->Receive(&clientHeader, sizeof(clientHeader)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Load our connection flags...
const UInt32 connectionFlags = clientHeader.flags & g_initFlags;
// Build and send return header... We *always* send the return header so that if we don't
// like something (like version number or feature flags), the client has some hint as to
// what we didn't like.
ConnectionHeaderPacket serverHeader = {0};
serverHeader.size = sizeof(serverHeader);
serverHeader.version = ConnectionHeaderPacket::s_version;
serverHeader.flags = connectionFlags;
if(!m_streamSocket->Send(&serverHeader, sizeof(serverHeader)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Check version number...
if(clientHeader.version != serverHeader.version)
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Check that we have any capture features even turned on...
if(!connectionFlags)
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Finally, send our packet descriptors...
const PacketDescriptorHeaderPacket packetDescHeader = { g_numPacketDescs };
if(!m_streamSocket->Send(&packetDescHeader, sizeof(packetDescHeader)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
if(!m_streamSocket->Send(&g_packetDescs, sizeof(g_packetDescs)))
{
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
continue;
}
// Connection established!
// Initialize the per-thread stream system before flipping on g_connectionFlags...
AsyncStream::Init();
if(g_onConnect)
{
// Call back into the app to notify a connection is being established.
// We intentionally do this before enabling the connection flags.
g_onConnect(connectionFlags);
}
// Signal that we are connected!
AtomicExchange(g_connectionFlags, connectionFlags);
// Technically any Labels that get initialized on another thread bettween the barrier and loop
// will get sent over the network twice, but OVRMonitor will handle that.
g_labelLock.Lock();
for(Label *l=Label::GetHead(); l; l=l->GetNext())
{
SendLabelPacket(*l);
}
g_labelLock.Unlock();
// Start CPU/GPU/Thermal sensors...
StandardSensors stdsensors;
if(CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_CPU_Clocks) || CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_GPU_Clocks) || CheckConnectionFlag(Enable_Thermal_Sensors))
{
stdsensors.Start();
}
// Spin as long as we are connected flushing data from our data stream...
while(!QuitSignaled())
{
const UInt64 flushBeginTime = GetNanoseconds();
const UInt32 waitflags = m_streamSocket->WaitFor(Socket::WaitFlag_Read | Socket::WaitFlag_Write | Socket::WaitFlag_Timeout, 2);
if(waitflags & Socket::WaitFlag_Timeout)
{
// Connection likely failed somehow...
break;
}
if(waitflags & Socket::WaitFlag_Read)
{
PacketHeader header;
VarSetPacket packet;
m_streamSocket->Receive((char*)&header, sizeof(header));
if (header.packetID == Packet_Var_Set)
{
m_streamSocket->Receive((char*)&packet, sizeof(packet));
g_varStore.Set(packet.labelID, packet.value, true);
}
else
{
Logf(Log_Warning, "OVR::Capture::RemoteServer; Received Invalid Capture Packet");
}
}
if(waitflags & Socket::WaitFlag_Write)
{
// Socket is ready to write data... so now is a good time to flush pending capture data.
SocketOutStream outStream(*m_streamSocket);
if(!AsyncStream::FlushAll(outStream))
{
// Error occured... shutdown the connection.
break;
}
}
const UInt64 flushEndTime = GetNanoseconds();
const UInt64 flushDeltaTime = flushEndTime - flushBeginTime;
const UInt64 sleepTime = 4000000; // 4ms
if(flushDeltaTime < sleepTime)
{
// Sleep just a bit to keep the thread from killing a core and to let a good chunk of data build up
ThreadSleepNanoseconds((UInt32)(sleepTime - flushDeltaTime));
}
}
// Clear the connection flags...
AtomicExchange(g_connectionFlags, (UInt32)0);
// Close down our sensor thread...
stdsensors.QuitAndWait();
// Connection was closed at some point, lets clean up our socket...
m_streamSocket->Shutdown();
m_streamSocket->Release();
m_streamSocket = NULL;
if(g_onDisconnect)
{
// After the connection is fully shut down, notify the app.
g_onDisconnect();
}
// Clear the buffers for all AsyncStreams to guarantee that no event is
// stalled waiting for room on a buffer. Then we wait until there there
// are no events still writing out.
AsyncStream::ClearAll();
while(AtomicGet(g_refcount) > 0)
{
ThreadSleepMilliseconds(1);
}
// Finally, release any AsyncStreams that were created during this session
// now that we can safely assume there are no events actively trying to
// write out to a stream.
AsyncStream::Shutdown();
g_varStore.Clear();
} // while(m_listenSocket && !QuitSignaled())
}