用于EagleEye3.0 规则集漏报和误报测试的示例项目,项目收集于github和gitee
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/*
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*/
#include "client/dump/object_queue.h"
#include <stddef.h>
#include <chrono>
#include <functional>
#include <thread>
using namespace Mysql::Tools::Dump;
using std::placeholders::_1;
void Object_queue::add_ready_items_to_queue(
std::map<const I_dump_task *,
std::vector<Item_processing_data *> *>::iterator it) {
for (std::vector<Item_processing_data *>::iterator item_iterator =
it->second->begin();
item_iterator != it->second->end(); ++item_iterator) {
m_items_ready_for_processing.push(*item_iterator);
}
delete it->second;
m_tasks_map.erase(it);
}
void Object_queue::task_availability_callback(
const Abstract_dump_task *available_task) {
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(m_queue_mutex);
std::map<const I_dump_task *, std::vector<Item_processing_data *> *>::iterator
it = m_tasks_map.find(available_task);
if (it != m_tasks_map.end()) {
this->add_ready_items_to_queue(it);
}
}
void Object_queue::queue_thread() {
(*this->m_thread_callback)(true);
while (true) {
/* check if any errors are generated by main or child threads */
if (m_program->get_error_code()) stop_queue();
if (m_is_queue_running.load() == false) break;
Item_processing_data *item_to_process = NULL;
{
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(m_queue_mutex);
if (m_items_ready_for_processing.size() > 0) {
item_to_process = m_items_ready_for_processing.front();
m_items_ready_for_processing.pop();
}
}
if (item_to_process != NULL) {
this->format_object(item_to_process);
this->object_processing_ends(item_to_process);
}
/**
In case there are no items to be processed from the queue then
in such a scenario the current thread will be infinitely hung in
this loop without allowing context switch to happen, so that other
executing threads can further progress. Thus we need this thread
to sleep so that other threads can proceed to complete its execution
or allow main thread to insert new items into the queue.
*/
{ std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(1)); }
}
(*this->m_thread_callback)(false);
}
void Object_queue::read_object(Item_processing_data *item_to_process) {
this->object_processing_starts(item_to_process);
Abstract_dump_task *dump_task = dynamic_cast<Abstract_dump_task *>(
item_to_process->get_process_task_object());
if (dump_task == NULL) {
(*this->get_message_handler())(Mysql::Tools::Base::Message_data(
0, "Not supported operation called.",
Mysql::Tools::Base::Message_type_error));
}
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(m_queue_mutex);
/*
Check if all dependencies are already met, if so, we can directly add
this processing item to queue. If no, we will create completion callback
to handle addition to queue when ready, but this may be called in the
meantime, so we need to check this statement again at the end.
*/
if (dump_task->can_be_executed()) {
m_items_ready_for_processing.push(item_to_process);
return;
}
std::map<const I_dump_task *, std::vector<Item_processing_data *> *>::iterator
it = m_tasks_map.find(dump_task);
std::vector<Item_processing_data *> *list;
if (it == m_tasks_map.end()) {
list = new std::vector<Item_processing_data *>();
m_tasks_map.insert(make_pair(dump_task, list));
dump_task->register_execution_availability_callback(
&m_task_availability_callback);
} else
list = it->second;
list->push_back(item_to_process);
/*
Check if executing threads haven't completed this task dependencies in
meantime, if so, we must revert what we have done with waiting task list.
*/
if (dump_task->can_be_executed())
this->add_ready_items_to_queue(m_tasks_map.find(dump_task));
}
void Object_queue::stop_queue() {
/*
In case of error we stop all the running queues. Make sure the
cleanup of the items is done properly.
*/
while (m_items_ready_for_processing.size() > 0) {
Item_processing_data *item_to_process =
m_items_ready_for_processing.front();
m_items_ready_for_processing.pop();
this->object_processing_ends(item_to_process);
}
m_is_queue_running = false;
}
Object_queue::~Object_queue() {
m_is_queue_running = false;
m_thread_group.join_all();
delete m_thread_callback;
std::map<const I_dump_task *, std::vector<Item_processing_data *> *>::iterator
it = m_tasks_map.begin();
for (; it != m_tasks_map.end(); ++it) delete it->second;
}
Object_queue::Object_queue(
std::function<bool(const Mysql::Tools::Base::Message_data &)>
*message_handler,
Simple_id_generator *object_id_generator, uint threads_count,
std::function<void(bool)> *thread_callback,
Mysql::Tools::Base::Abstract_program *program)
: Abstract_object_reader_wrapper(message_handler, object_id_generator),
m_task_availability_callback(
std::bind(&Object_queue::task_availability_callback, this, _1)),
m_is_queue_running(true),
m_thread_callback(thread_callback),
m_program(program) {
for (int thread = threads_count; thread-- > 0;) {
m_thread_group.create_thread(std::bind(&Object_queue::queue_thread, this));
}
}