LUMIERA.clone/src/common/appstate.cpp
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/*
AppState - application initialisation and behaviour
Copyright (C)
2008, Hermann Vosseler <Ichthyostega@web.de>
  **Lumiera** is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
  under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
  Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
  option) any later version. See the file COPYING for further details.
* *****************************************************************/
/** @file appstate.cpp
** Implementation of the _main application object_ of Lumiera.
** This is a service to manage some _really global_ state and to
** organise, start and stop the ["Subsystems"](\ref subsys.hpp).
** The AppState object provides the building blocks for the
** `main()` function to control the global lifecycle.
**
** @see main.cpp
*/
#include "lib/error.hpp"
#include "common/appstate.hpp"
#include "common/subsystem-runner.hpp"
extern "C" {
#include "common/config-interface.h"
#include "common/interface.h"
#include "common/interfaceregistry.h"
#include "common/plugin.h"
}
#include "lib/symbol.hpp"
#include "lib/util.hpp"
using lib::Literal;
using std::unique_ptr;
namespace lumiera {
namespace { // implementation details
inline void
log_and_clear_unexpected_errorstate ()
{
if (lumiera_err errorstate = lumiera_error ())
ALERT (common, "*** Unexpected error: %s\n Triggering emergency exit.", errorstate);
}
}
/** perform initialisation triggered on first access.
* Will execute BasicSetup sequence to determine the location
* of the executable and read in \c setup.ini --
* Since above a LifecycleHook is installed ON_BASIC_INIT,
* this can be expected to happen on static initialisation
* of this compilation unit, if not earlier (if some other
* static initialisation code accesses the instance).
* @note all further application startup is conducted by \c main.cpp
*/
AppState::AppState()
: setup_{LUMIERA_LOCATION_OF_BOOTSTRAP_INI}
, subsystems_{}
, emergency_{false}
, core_up_{false}
{ }
/** storage for the Appstate Singleton instance */
lib::Depend<AppState> AppState::instance;
string
AppState::fetchSetupValue (Literal key)
{
return setup_.get(key).as<string>();
}
// ===== Implementation startup and shutdown sequence for main() ========
#define _MAYBE_THROW_ \
maybeThrow<error::Fatal> ("internal failure while initialising the "\
"Lumiera application framework");
void
AppState::init (Option& options)
{
TRACE (common, "initialising application core...");
lumiera_interfaceregistry_init ();
_MAYBE_THROW_
lumiera_plugin_discover (lumiera_plugin_load, lumiera_plugin_register);
_MAYBE_THROW_
lumiera_config_interface_init ();
_MAYBE_THROW_
core_up_= true;
LifecycleHook::trigger (ON_GLOBAL_INIT);
_MAYBE_THROW_
subsystems_.reset (new SubsystemRunner (options));
TRACE (common, "Lumiera core started successfully.");
}
void
AppState::maybeStart (lumiera::Subsys& subsys)
{
TRACE (common, "maybe startup %s...?", cStr(subsys));
REQUIRE (subsystems_);
subsystems_->maybeRun (subsys);
}
typedef AppState::ExitCode ExitCode;
/** @remark
* This function is executed at the end of main(), after the necessary subsystems
* have been started, typically in separate threads. Thus, the main thread will
* enter a blocking wait, until all activated subsystems have signalled shutdown.
* After returning, we can proceed with the normal shutdown sequence.
*
* The SubsystemRunner ensures that in case of a premature failure of one subsystem,
* the termination of all other subsystems is initiated; when detecting this case,
* the emergency exit sequence is called. Any error which can't be handled within
* this scheme, should be thrown as exception, in which case the abort handler
* is activated.
*/
ExitCode
AppState::maybeWait()
{
if (subsystems_)
{
emergency_ |= subsystems_->wait();
subsystems_.reset(0);
}
NOTICE (common, "Shutting down Lumiera...");
if (emergency_)
{
ALERT (common, "Triggering emergency exit...");
LifecycleHook::trigger (ON_EMERGENCY);
return CLEAN_EMERGENCY_EXIT;
}
else
{
LifecycleHook::trigger (ON_GLOBAL_SHUTDOWN);
return NORMAL_EXIT;
}
}
ExitCode
AppState::abort (lumiera::Error& problem)
{
ERROR (common, "Aborting Lumiera after unhandled error: %s", cStr(problem.what()));
log_and_clear_unexpected_errorstate();
try
{
if (subsystems_)
{
subsystems_->triggerEmergency(true);
subsystems_->shutdownAll();
}
return maybeWait ();
}
catch (...)
{
return abort();
}
}
ExitCode
AppState::abort () noexcept
{
log_and_clear_unexpected_errorstate();
if (emergency_)
{
LifecycleHook::trigger (ON_EMERGENCY);
return FAILED_EMERGENCY_EXIT;
}
else
{
LifecycleHook::trigger (ON_GLOBAL_SHUTDOWN);
return CLEAN_EXIT_AFTER_ERROR;
}
}
/** anything which should be closed as late as possible and after
* the normal shutdown sequence can be placed into the AppState dtor.
* But note though, when the application is halted unconditionally,
* no dtors will be executed.
*/
AppState::~AppState()
{
if (core_up_)
try
{
TRACE (common, "shutting down basic application layer...");
lumiera_config_interface_destroy ();
lumiera_interfaceregistry_destroy ();
}
catch (...)
{
log_and_clear_unexpected_errorstate();
} }
} // namespace lumiera