def __init__ (self, auth, host, port=5672, virtual_host='/', heartbeat=0, consumer_cancel_notify=None, frame_max=0):
self.port = port
self.host = host
self.auth = auth
self.virtual_host = virtual_host
self.heartbeat = heartbeat
self.frame_state = 0
self.frames = coro.fifo()
# collect body parts here. heh.
self.body = []
self.next_content_consumer = None
self.next_properties = None
self.consumers = {}
self.last_sent_before = coro.tsc_time.now_raw_posix_fsec()
self.last_sent_after = coro.tsc_time.now_raw_posix_fsec()
self.channels = {}
self._exception_handler = None
self._send_completion_handler = None
self._recv_completion_handler = None
self.consumer_cancel_notify = consumer_cancel_notify
self.frame_max = frame_max
# XXX implement read/write "channels" (coro).
self._recv_loop_thread = None
self._s_recv_sema = coro.semaphore(1)
self._s_send_sema = coro.semaphore(1)
def go(args, global_state):
global G
G = global_state
G.args = args
G.logger = ASN1_Logger(open(os.path.join(G.args.base, 'log.asn1'), 'ab'))
G.log = G.logger.log
# needed for the sub-imports below...
import coro
coro.set_exception_notifier(exception_notifier)
G.log('starting caesure')
G.addr_cache = AddressCache()
G.block_db = block_db.BlockDB(read_only=False)
G.hoover = BlockHoover()
G.txn_pool = TransactionPool()
G.recent_blocks = ledger.catch_up(G)
G.verbose = args.verbose
G.connection_map = {}
# install a real resolver
coro.dns.cache.install()
if args.monitor:
import coro.backdoor
coro.spawn(coro.backdoor.serve, unix_path='/tmp/caesure.bd')
users = {}
if args.user:
for user in args.user:
u, p = user.split(':')
users[u] = p
if args.webui:
import coro.http
import caesure.webadmin
import zlib
G.http_server = h = coro.http.server()
G.webadmin_handler = caesure.webadmin.handler(G)
if users:
h.push_handler(
coro.http.handlers.auth_handler(users, G.webadmin_handler))
coro.spawn(h.start, (('', 8380)))
else:
h.push_handler(G.webadmin_handler)
coro.spawn(h.start, (('127.0.0.1', 8380)))
h.push_handler(coro.http.handlers.coro_status_handler())
h.push_handler(
coro.http.handlers.favicon_handler(
zlib.compress(caesure.webadmin.favicon)))
G.in_conn_sem = coro.semaphore(args.incoming)
G.out_conn_sem = coro.semaphore(args.outgoing)
if args.relay:
Connection.relay = True
if args.serve:
for addr in args.serve:
coro.spawn(serve, addr)
if args.connect:
for addr in args.connect:
coro.spawn(connect, addr)
coro.spawn(G.addr_cache.purge_thread)
coro.spawn(new_block_thread)
coro.spawn(new_connection_thread)
coro.spawn(G.recent_blocks.save_ledger_thread)
def test_exception_stomp(self):
# Pyrex had a bug where if it raised an exception it would stomp on
# the "current" exception on the Python stack.
s = coro.semaphore(0)
def blocker():
s.acquire(1)
t1 = coro.spawn(blocker)
coro.yield_slice()
# Mark the thread as scheduled.
t1.shutdown()
def raiser():
try:
raise ValueError(3)
except ValueError:
# This will attempt to schedule t1 which will result in a
# ScheduleError getting raised and caught within the release
# code.
s.release(1)
# This should re-raise ValueError. But with the bug, it was
# re-raising ScheduleError.
raise
self.assertRaises(ValueError, raiser)
def test_exception_stomp(self):
# Pyrex had a bug where if it raised an exception it would stomp on
# the "current" exception on the Python stack.
s = coro.semaphore(0)
def blocker():
s.acquire(1)
t1 = coro.spawn(blocker)
coro.yield_slice()
# Mark the thread as scheduled.
t1.shutdown()
def raiser():
try:
raise ValueError(3)
except ValueError:
# This will attempt to schedule t1 which will result in a
# ScheduleError getting raised and caught within the release
# code.
s.release(1)
# This should re-raise ValueError. But with the bug, it was
# re-raising ScheduleError.
raise
self.assertRaises(ValueError, raiser)
def main1 (args, G):
G.verbose = args.verbose
G.addr_cache = AddressCache()
G.block_db = block_db.BlockDB (read_only=False)
G.hoover = BlockHoover()
G.txn_pool = TransactionPool()
G.recent_blocks = ledger.catch_up (G)
G.connection_map = {}
# install a real resolver
coro.dns.cache.install()
if args.monitor:
coro.spawn (coro.backdoor.serve, unix_path=network.BD_FILE)
users = {}
if args.user:
for user in args.user:
u, p = user.split (':')
users[u] = p
if args.webui:
G.http_server = h = coro.http.server()
G.webadmin_handler = caesure.webadmin.handler (G)
if users:
h.push_handler (coro.http.handlers.auth_handler (users, G.webadmin_handler))
coro.spawn (h.start, (('', network.ADMIN_PORT)))
else:
h.push_handler (G.webadmin_handler)
coro.spawn (h.start, (('127.0.0.1', network.ADMIN_PORT)))
h.push_handler (coro.http.handlers.coro_status_handler())
h.push_handler (
coro.http.handlers.favicon_handler (
zlib.compress (caesure.webadmin.favicon)
)
)
G.in_conn_sem = coro.semaphore (args.incoming)
G.out_conn_sem = coro.semaphore (args.outgoing)
if args.relay:
Connection.relay = True
if args.serve:
for addr in args.serve:
coro.spawn (serve, addr)
if args.connect:
for addr in args.connect:
coro.spawn (connect, addr)
coro.spawn (G.addr_cache.purge_thread)
coro.spawn (new_block_thread)
coro.spawn (new_connection_thread)
coro.spawn (G.recent_blocks.save_ledger_thread)
def main1 (args, G):
G.verbose = args.verbose
G.addr_cache = AddressCache()
G.block_db = block_db.BlockDB (read_only=False)
G.hoover = BlockHoover()
G.txn_pool = TransactionPool()
G.recent_blocks = ledger.catch_up (G)
G.connection_map = {}
# install a real resolver
coro.dns.cache.install()
if args.monitor:
coro.spawn (coro.backdoor.serve, unix_path=network.BD_FILE)
users = {}
if args.user:
for user in args.user:
u, p = user.split (':')
users[u] = p
if args.webui:
G.http_server = h = coro.http.server()
G.webadmin_handler = caesure.webadmin.handler (G)
if users:
h.push_handler (coro.http.handlers.auth_handler (users, G.webadmin_handler))
coro.spawn (h.start, (('', network.ADMIN_PORT)))
else:
h.push_handler (G.webadmin_handler)
coro.spawn (h.start, (('127.0.0.1', network.ADMIN_PORT)))
h.push_handler (coro.http.handlers.coro_status_handler())
h.push_handler (
coro.http.handlers.favicon_handler (
zlib.compress (caesure.webadmin.favicon)
)
)
G.in_conn_sem = coro.semaphore (args.incoming)
G.out_conn_sem = coro.semaphore (args.outgoing)
if args.relay:
Connection.relay = True
if args.serve:
for addr in args.serve:
coro.spawn (serve, addr)
if args.connect:
for addr in args.connect:
coro.spawn (connect, addr)
coro.spawn (G.addr_cache.purge_thread)
coro.spawn (new_block_thread)
coro.spawn (new_connection_thread)
coro.spawn (G.recent_blocks.save_ledger_thread)
def __init__(self, in_flight=20):
self.queue = coro.fifo()
self.qset = set()
self.requested = set()
self.ready = {}
self.target = G.block_db.last_block
self.running = False
self.live_cv = coro.condition_variable()
self.in_flight_sem = coro.semaphore(in_flight)
def __init__ (self, in_flight=20):
self.queue = coro.fifo()
self.qset = set()
self.requested = set()
self.ready = {}
self.target = G.block_db.last_block
self.running = False
self.live_cv = coro.condition_variable()
self.in_flight_sem = coro.semaphore (in_flight)
def run(self):
self.streams = {}
self.deflate = deflator()
self.inflate = inflator()
self.ofifo = coro.fifo()
self.obuf = coro.semaphore(self.output_buffer_size)
coro.spawn(self.send_thread)
try:
self.read_frames()
finally:
self.ofifo.push(None)
def __init__ (self, host, port=80, conn=None, inflight=100):
self.host = host
self.inflight = coro.semaphore (inflight)
if conn is None:
self.conn = coro.tcp_sock()
self.conn.connect ((host, port))
else:
self.conn = conn
self.stream = coro.read_stream.sock_stream (self.conn)
self.pending = coro.fifo()
coro.spawn (self.read_thread)
def run(self):
self.streams = {}
self.deflate = deflator()
self.inflate = inflator()
self.ofifo = coro.fifo()
self.obuf = coro.semaphore(self.output_buffer_size)
coro.spawn(self.send_thread)
try:
self.read_frames()
finally:
self.ofifo.push(None)
def test_exception_stomp2(self):
# Pyrex had a bug where calling a function within an exception handler,
# and that function raised and caught an exception, it would stomp on
# the current exception, so re-raising would raise the wrong exception.
s = coro.semaphore(0)
def blocker():
s.acquire(1)
t1 = coro.spawn(blocker)
t2 = coro.spawn(blocker)
coro.yield_slice()
# Make t1 scheduled.
s.release(1)
# Interrupt t1, it will try to schedule t2, but that will fail.
t1.shutdown()
# Cause t2 to be scheduled.
t2.shutdown()
coro.yield_slice()
def test_exception_stomp2(self):
# Pyrex had a bug where calling a function within an exception handler,
# and that function raised and caught an exception, it would stomp on
# the current exception, so re-raising would raise the wrong exception.
s = coro.semaphore(0)
def blocker():
s.acquire(1)
t1 = coro.spawn(blocker)
t2 = coro.spawn(blocker)
coro.yield_slice()
# Make t1 scheduled.
s.release(1)
# Interrupt t1, it will try to schedule t2, but that will fail.
t1.shutdown()
# Cause t2 to be scheduled.
t2.shutdown()
coro.yield_slice()
def test_sem_schedule_interrupt(self):
"""Test schedule then interrupt on semaphore."""
s = coro.semaphore(5)
s.acquire(5)
self._resume_count = 0
threads = []
# Spawn some threads that will block and be interrupted.
for unused in xrange(5):
threads.append(coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s))
# Spawn a thread that we will not interrupt.
no_interrupt_thread = coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s)
coro.yield_slice()
# Schedule all of the threads (except the no interrupt thread).
s.release(5)
# Now interrupt them.
for t in threads:
t.shutdown()
coro.yield_slice()
# Verify that it ran.
self.assertEqual(self._resume_count, 1)
def test_sem_interrupt_schedule(self):
"""Test interrupt then schedule on semaphore."""
s = coro.semaphore(1)
s.acquire(1)
self._resume_count = 0
threads = []
# Spawn some threads that will block and be interrupted.
for unused in xrange(5):
threads.append(coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s))
# Spawn a thread that we will not interrupt.
no_interrupt_thread = coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s)
coro.yield_slice()
# Cause an interrupt on these threads.
for t in threads:
t.shutdown()
# Now try to get the non-interrupted thread to run.
s.release(1)
coro.yield_slice()
# Verify that it ran.
self.assertEqual(self._resume_count, 1)
def test_sem_schedule_interrupt(self):
"""Test schedule then interrupt on semaphore."""
s = coro.semaphore(5)
s.acquire(5)
self._resume_count = 0
threads = []
# Spawn some threads that will block and be interrupted.
for unused in xrange(5):
threads.append(coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s))
# Spawn a thread that we will not interrupt.
no_interrupt_thread = coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s)
coro.yield_slice()
# Schedule all of the threads (except the no interrupt thread).
s.release(5)
# Now interrupt them.
for t in threads:
t.shutdown()
coro.yield_slice()
# Verify that it ran.
self.assertEqual(self._resume_count, 1)
def test_sem_interrupt_schedule(self):
"""Test interrupt then schedule on semaphore."""
s = coro.semaphore(1)
s.acquire(1)
self._resume_count = 0
threads = []
# Spawn some threads that will block and be interrupted.
for unused in xrange(5):
threads.append(coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s))
# Spawn a thread that we will not interrupt.
no_interrupt_thread = coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s)
coro.yield_slice()
# Cause an interrupt on these threads.
for t in threads:
t.shutdown()
# Now try to get the non-interrupted thread to run.
s.release(1)
coro.yield_slice()
# Verify that it ran.
self.assertEqual(self._resume_count, 1)
def test_sem_buildup(self):
"""Test semaphore waiting buildup."""
# There was a bad bug once where the _waiting list got really big,
# and a lot of interrupts was causing a lot of thrashing of the
# _waiting list.
s = coro.semaphore(1)
s.acquire(1)
self._resume_count = 0
threads = []
# Spawn some threads that will block and be interrupted.
for unused in xrange(5):
threads.append(coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s))
coro.yield_slice()
self.assertEqual(len(s._waiting), 5)
# Now interrupt them.
for t in threads:
t.shutdown()
self.assertEqual(len(s._waiting), 5)
# Now try to release.
s.release(1)
self.assertEqual(len(s._waiting), 0)
coro.yield_slice()
self.assertEqual(self._resume_count, 0)
def test_sem_buildup(self):
"""Test semaphore waiting buildup."""
# There was a bad bug once where the _waiting list got really big,
# and a lot of interrupts was causing a lot of thrashing of the
# _waiting list.
s = coro.semaphore(1)
s.acquire(1)
self._resume_count = 0
threads = []
# Spawn some threads that will block and be interrupted.
for unused in xrange(5):
threads.append(coro.spawn(self._sem_block, s))
coro.yield_slice()
self.assertEqual(len(s._waiting), 5)
# Now interrupt them.
for t in threads:
t.shutdown()
self.assertEqual(len(s._waiting), 5)
# Now try to release.
s.release(1)
self.assertEqual(len(s._waiting), 0)
coro.yield_slice()
self.assertEqual(self._resume_count, 0)
def __init__ (self, nameservers, inflight=200):
self.nameservers = nameservers
self.inflight = coro.semaphore (inflight)
self.inflight_ids = set()
def __init__(self, value=1):
self._sem = coro.semaphore(value)
def __init__(self, value=1):
self._sem = coro.semaphore(value)
def go (args, global_state):
global G
G = global_state
G.args = args
G.logger = ASN1_Logger (
open (os.path.join (G.args.base, 'log.asn1'), 'ab')
)
G.log = G.logger.log
# needed for the sub-imports below...
import coro
coro.set_exception_notifier (exception_notifier)
G.log ('starting caesure')
G.addr_cache = AddressCache()
G.block_db = block_db.BlockDB (read_only=False)
G.hoover = BlockHoover()
G.txn_pool = TransactionPool()
G.recent_blocks = ledger.catch_up (G)
G.verbose = args.verbose
G.connection_map = {}
# install a real resolver
coro.dns.cache.install()
if args.monitor:
import coro.backdoor
coro.spawn (coro.backdoor.serve, unix_path='/tmp/caesure.bd')
users = {}
if args.user:
for user in args.user:
u, p = user.split (':')
users[u] = p
if args.webui:
import coro.http
import caesure.webadmin
import zlib
G.http_server = h = coro.http.server()
G.webadmin_handler = caesure.webadmin.handler (G)
if users:
h.push_handler (coro.http.handlers.auth_handler (users, G.webadmin_handler))
coro.spawn (h.start, (('', 8380)))
else:
h.push_handler (G.webadmin_handler)
coro.spawn (h.start, (('127.0.0.1', 8380)))
h.push_handler (coro.http.handlers.coro_status_handler())
h.push_handler (
coro.http.handlers.favicon_handler (
zlib.compress (caesure.webadmin.favicon)
)
)
G.in_conn_sem = coro.semaphore (args.incoming)
G.out_conn_sem = coro.semaphore (args.outgoing)
if args.relay:
Connection.relay = True
if args.serve:
for addr in args.serve:
coro.spawn (serve, addr)
if args.connect:
for addr in args.connect:
coro.spawn (connect, addr)
coro.spawn (G.addr_cache.purge_thread)
coro.spawn (new_block_thread)
coro.spawn (new_connection_thread)
coro.spawn (G.recent_blocks.save_ledger_thread)
def __init__(self, nameservers, inflight=200):
self.nameservers = nameservers
self.inflight = coro.semaphore(inflight)
self.inflight_ids = set()
# furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
#
# The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
# all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
#
# THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
# IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
# AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
# LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
# SOFTWARE.
import coro
oranges_left = coro.semaphore(10)
def func1():
print "func1 getting some oranges."
oranges_left.acquire(9)
print "func1 done"
def func2():
print "func2 getting some oranges."
oranges_left.acquire(3)
print "func2 done"
coro._exit = 1
def func3():
print "func3 releasing oranges from func1"
oranges_left.release(9)
# furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
#
# The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
# all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
#
# THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
# IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
# AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
# LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
# OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
# SOFTWARE.
import coro
oranges_left = coro.semaphore(10)
def func1():
print "func1 getting some oranges."
oranges_left.acquire(9)
print "func1 done"
def func2():
print "func2 getting some oranges."
oranges_left.acquire(3)
print "func2 done"
coro._exit = 1