ClickHouse/base/poco/Foundation/include/Poco/Timer.h

//
// Timer.h
//
// Library: Foundation
// Package: Threading
// Module:  Timer
//
// Definition of the Timer and related classes.
//
// Copyright (c) 2004-2006, Applied Informatics Software Engineering GmbH.
// and Contributors.
//
// SPDX-License-Identifier:	BSL-1.0
//


#ifndef Foundation_Timer_INCLUDED
#define Foundation_Timer_INCLUDED


#include "Poco/Clock.h"
#include "Poco/Event.h"
#include "Poco/Foundation.h"
#include "Poco/Mutex.h"
#include "Poco/Runnable.h"
#include "Poco/Thread.h"


namespace Poco
{


class AbstractTimerCallback;
class ThreadPool;


class Foundation_API Timer : protected Runnable
/// This class implements a thread-based timer.
/// A timer starts a thread that first waits for a given start interval.
/// Once that interval expires, the timer callback is called repeatedly
/// in the given periodic interval. If the interval is 0, the timer is only
/// called once.
/// The timer callback method can stop the timer by setting the
/// timer's periodic interval to 0.
///
/// The timer callback runs in its own thread, so multithreading
/// issues (proper synchronization) have to be considered when writing
/// the callback method.
///
/// The exact interval at which the callback is called depends on many
/// factors like operating system, CPU performance and system load and
/// may differ from the specified interval.
///
/// The time needed to execute the timer callback is not included
/// in the interval between invocations. For example, if the interval
/// is 500 milliseconds, and the callback needs 400 milliseconds to
/// execute, the callback function is nevertheless called every 500
/// milliseconds. If the callback takes longer to execute than the
/// interval, the callback function will not be called until the next
/// proper interval. The number of skipped invocations since the last
/// invocation will be recorded and can be obtained by the callback
/// by calling skipped().
///
/// The timer thread is taken from a thread pool, so
/// there is a limit to the number of available concurrent timers.
{
public:
    Timer(long startInterval = 0, long periodicInterval = 0);
    /// Creates a new timer object. StartInterval and periodicInterval
    /// are given in milliseconds. If a periodicInterval of zero is
    /// specified, the callback will only be called once, after the
    /// startInterval expires.
    /// To start the timer, call the Start() method.

    virtual ~Timer();
    /// Stops and destroys the timer.

    void start(const AbstractTimerCallback & method);
    /// Starts the timer.
    /// Create the TimerCallback as follows:
    ///     TimerCallback<MyClass> callback(*this, &MyClass::onTimer);
    ///     timer.start(callback);
    ///
    /// The timer thread is taken from the global default thread pool.

    void start(const AbstractTimerCallback & method, Thread::Priority priority);
    /// Starts the timer in a thread with the given priority.
    /// Create the TimerCallback as follows:
    ///     TimerCallback<MyClass> callback(*this, &MyClass::onTimer);
    ///     timer.start(callback);
    ///
    /// The timer thread is taken from the global default thread pool.

    void start(const AbstractTimerCallback & method, ThreadPool & threadPool);
    /// Starts the timer.
    /// Create the TimerCallback as follows:
    ///     TimerCallback<MyClass> callback(*this, &MyClass::onTimer);
    ///     timer.start(callback);

    void start(const AbstractTimerCallback & method, Thread::Priority priority, ThreadPool & threadPool);
    /// Starts the timer in a thread with the given priority.
    /// Create the TimerCallback as follows:
    ///     TimerCallback<MyClass> callback(*this, &MyClass::onTimer);
    ///     timer.start(callback);

    void stop();
    /// Stops the timer. If the callback method is currently running
    /// it will be allowed to finish first.
    /// WARNING: Never call this method from within the callback method,
    /// as a deadlock would result. To stop the timer from within the
    /// callback method, call restart(0).

    void restart();
    /// Restarts the periodic interval. If the callback method is already running,
    /// nothing will happen.

    void restart(long milliseconds);
    /// Sets a new periodic interval and restarts the timer.
    /// An interval of 0 will stop the timer.

    long getStartInterval() const;
    /// Returns the start interval.

    void setStartInterval(long milliseconds);
    /// Sets the start interval. Will only be
    /// effective before start() is called.

    long getPeriodicInterval() const;
    /// Returns the periodic interval.

    void setPeriodicInterval(long milliseconds);
    /// Sets the periodic interval. If the timer is already running
    /// the new interval will be effective when the current interval
    /// expires.

    long skipped() const;
    /// Returns the number of skipped invocations since the last invocation.
    /// Skipped invocations happen if the timer callback function takes
    /// longer to execute than the timer interval.

protected:
    void run();

private:
    volatile long _startInterval;
    volatile long _periodicInterval;
    Event _wakeUp;
    Event _done;
    long _skipped;
    AbstractTimerCallback * _pCallback;
    Clock _nextInvocation;
    mutable FastMutex _mutex;

    Timer(const Timer &);
    Timer & operator=(const Timer &);
};


class Foundation_API AbstractTimerCallback
/// This is the base class for all instantiations of
/// the TimerCallback template.
{
public:
    AbstractTimerCallback();
    AbstractTimerCallback(const AbstractTimerCallback & callback);
    virtual ~AbstractTimerCallback();

    AbstractTimerCallback & operator=(const AbstractTimerCallback & callback);

    virtual void invoke(Timer & timer) const = 0;
    virtual AbstractTimerCallback * clone() const = 0;
};


template <class C>
class TimerCallback : public AbstractTimerCallback
/// This template class implements an adapter that sits between
/// a Timer and an object's method invoked by the timer.
/// It is quite similar in concept to the RunnableAdapter, but provides
/// some Timer specific additional methods.
/// See the Timer class for information on how
/// to use this template class.
{
public:
    typedef void (C::*Callback)(Timer &);

    TimerCallback(C & object, Callback method) : _pObject(&object), _method(method) { }

    TimerCallback(const TimerCallback & callback) : _pObject(callback._pObject), _method(callback._method) { }

    ~TimerCallback() { }

    TimerCallback & operator=(const TimerCallback & callback)
    {
        if (&callback != this)
        {
            _pObject = callback._pObject;
            _method = callback._method;
        }
        return *this;
    }

    void invoke(Timer & timer) const { (_pObject->*_method)(timer); }

    AbstractTimerCallback * clone() const { return new TimerCallback(*this); }

private:
    TimerCallback();

    C * _pObject;
    Callback _method;
};


} // namespace Poco


#endif // Foundation_Timer_INCLUDED