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cuberite-2a/source/DeadlockDetect.h
madmaxoft 2d7c72f1b7 DeadlockDetect now uses sleep instead of timed-wait semaphores.
The semaphores' timed-wait still has issues on Linux, it's just easier to use cSleep instead.
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// DeadlockDetect.h
// Declares the cDeadlockDetect class that tries to detect deadlocks and aborts the server when it detects one
/*
This class simply monitors each world's m_WorldAge, which is expected to grow on each tick.
If the world age doesn't grow for several seconds, it's either because the server is super-overloaded,
or because the world tick thread hangs in a deadlock. We presume the latter and therefore kill the server.
Once we learn to write crashdumps programmatically, we should do so just before killing, to enable debugging.
*/
#pragma once
#include "OSSupport/IsThread.h"
class cDeadlockDetect :
public cIsThread
{
typedef cIsThread super;
public:
cDeadlockDetect(void);
/// Starts the detection. Hides cIsThread's Start, because we need some initialization
bool Start(void);
protected:
struct sWorldAge
{
/// Last m_WorldAge that has been detected in this world
Int64 m_Age;
/// Number of cycles for which the age has been the same
int m_NumCyclesSame;
} ;
/// Maps world name -> sWorldAge
typedef std::map<AString, sWorldAge> WorldAges;
WorldAges m_WorldAges;
// cIsThread overrides:
virtual void Execute(void) override;
/// Sets the initial world age
void SetWorldAge(const AString & a_WorldName, Int64 a_Age);
/// Checks if the world's age has changed, updates the world's stats; calls DeadlockDetected() if deadlock detected
void CheckWorldAge(const AString & a_WorldName, Int64 a_Age);
/// Called when a deadlock is detected. Aborts the server.
void DeadlockDetected(void);
} ;