use strict; use warnings; package KinoSearch::Store::Lock; use KinoSearch::Util::ToolSet; use base qw( KinoSearch::Util::Obj ); our %instance_vars = ( # params / members folder => undef, lock_name => undef, agent_id => undef, timeout => 0, ); =begin comment $lock->run_while_locked( do_body => \&do_some_stuff, ); Obtain a lock, run the subroutine specified by the do_body parameter, then release the lock. =end comment =cut sub run_while_locked { my ( $self, %args ) = @_; my $do_body = delete $args{do_body}; my $locked; eval { $locked = $self->obtain; confess("Failed to obtain lock") unless $locked; $do_body->(); }; my $saved_error = $@; $self->release if $self->is_locked; confess($saved_error) if $saved_error; } 1; __END__ __XS__ MODULE = KinoSearch PACKAGE = KinoSearch::Store::Lock kino_Lock* new(...) CODE: { /* parse params */ HV *const args_hash = build_args_hash( &(ST(0)), 1, items, "KinoSearch::Store::Lock::instance_vars"); kino_Folder *folder = (kino_Folder*)extract_obj(args_hash, SNL("folder"), "KinoSearch::Store::Folder"); chy_i32_t timeout = extract_iv(args_hash, SNL("timeout")); SV *lock_name_sv = extract_sv(args_hash, SNL("lock_name")); SV *agent_id_sv = extract_sv(args_hash, SNL("agent_id")); kino_ByteBuf lock_name = KINO_BYTEBUF_BLANK; kino_ByteBuf agent_id = KINO_BYTEBUF_BLANK; SV_TO_TEMP_BB(lock_name_sv, lock_name); SV_TO_TEMP_BB(agent_id_sv, agent_id); /* create object */ RETVAL = kino_Lock_new(folder, &lock_name, &agent_id, timeout); } OUTPUT: RETVAL IV obtain(self); kino_Lock *self; CODE: RETVAL = Kino_Lock_Obtain(self); OUTPUT: RETVAL IV do_obtain(self); kino_Lock *self; CODE: RETVAL = Kino_Lock_Do_Obtain(self); OUTPUT: RETVAL void release(self); kino_Lock *self; PPCODE: Kino_Lock_Release(self); chy_bool_t is_locked(self); kino_Lock *self; CODE: RETVAL = Kino_Lock_Is_Locked(self); OUTPUT: RETVAL void clear_stale(self); kino_Lock *self; PPCODE: Kino_Lock_Clear_Stale(self); void _set_or_get(self, ...) kino_Lock *self; ALIAS: get_lock_name = 2 get_agent_id = 4 get_folder = 6 get_timeout = 8 get_filename = 10 PPCODE: { START_SET_OR_GET_SWITCH case 2: retval = bb_to_sv(self->lock_name); break; case 4: retval = bb_to_sv(self->agent_id); break; case 6: retval = kobj_to_pobj(self->folder); break; case 8: retval = newSViv(self->timeout); break; case 10: retval = self->filename == NULL ? newSV(0) : bb_to_sv(self->filename); break; END_SET_OR_GET_SWITCH } __POD__ =head1 NAME KinoSearch::Store::Lock - Interprocess mutex lock. =head1 SYNOPSIS my $lock = $lock_factory->make_lock( lock_name => 'commit', timeout => 5000, ); $lock->obtain or die "can't get lock on " . $lock->get_filename; do_stuff(); $lock->release; =head1 DESCRIPTION The Lock class produces an interprocess mutex lock, using a lock "file". What exactly constitutes that "file" depends on the L implementation. Each lock must have a name which is unique per resource to be locked. The filename for the lockfile will be derived from it, e.g. "write" will generate the file "write.lock". Each lock also has an "agent id", a string which should be unique per-host; it is used to help clear away stale lockfiles. =head1 CONSTRUCTOR my $lock = KinoSearch::Store::Lock->new( lock_name => 'commit', # required timeout => 5000, # default: 0 folder => $folder, # required agent_id => $hostname, # required ); Create a Lock. Takes named parameters. =over =item * B - String identifying the resource to be locked. =item * B - Time in I to keep retrying before abandoning the attempt to obtain() a lock. =item * B - An object which isa L. =item * B - An identifying string, usually the host name. =back =head1 METHODS =head2 obtain $lock->obtain or die "Couldn't get lock"; Attempt to aquire lock once per second until the timeout has been reached. Returns true upon success, false otherwise. =head2 release $lock->release; Release the lock. =head2 is_locked do_stuff() if $lock->is_locked; Returns a boolean indicating whether the resource identified by this lock's lock_name string is currently locked. =head2 clear_stale $lock->clear_stale; $lock->obtain or die "Can't get lock"; Release all locks that meet the following criteria: =over =item 1 C matches. =item 2 C matches. =item 3 The process id that the lock was created under no longer identifies an active process. =back =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright 2005-2007 Marvin Humphrey =head1 LICENSE, DISCLAIMER, BUGS, etc. See L version 0.20. =cut