def testChannel(self):
c = stackless.channel()
recvd = []
def ch1():
for i in range(10):
recvd.append(c.receive())
def ch2():
for i in range(10):
c.send(i)
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch1)()
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch2)()
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount()) #main
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEquals(range(10), recvd)
self.assertEquals(1, stackless.getruncount()) #main
def a_main_tasklet():
global running
threadID = GetThreadID()
for i in range(3):
stackless.tasklet(looping_tasklet)(threadID, i + 1)
# We need to catch the keyboard interrupt and signal the other thread to exit.
try:
print threadID, "start: runcount", stackless.getruncount()
# Do a preliminary run to get some tasklets in the scheduler or some
# sleeping tasklets in place, otherwise we would not run at all.
stackless.run()
# Now we should be set to run until we are done.
while running and (stackless.getruncount() > 1
or sleepCountByThread.get(threadID, 0)):
print threadID, "start: runcount", stackless.getruncount(
), "sleepcount", sleepCountByThread.get(threadID, 0)
stackless.run()
print threadID, "stop: runcount", stackless.getruncount(
), "sleepcount", sleepCountByThread.get(threadID, 0)
except:
running = False
raise
def testChannel(self):
c = stackless.channel()
recvd = []
def ch1():
for i in range(10):
recvd.append(c.receive())
def ch2():
for i in range(10):
c.send(i)
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch1)()
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch2)()
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount()) #main
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEquals(range(10), recvd)
self.assertEquals(1, stackless.getruncount()) #main
def testRuncount(self):
"""Test stackless.runcount. It is a per thread value"""
rc1 = stackless.runcount
rc2 = stackless.getruncount()
self.assertIsInstance(rc1, int)
self.assertIsInstance(rc2, int)
self.assertEqual(rc1, rc2)
self.assertGreaterEqual(rc1, 1)
c = []
def f():
c.append(stackless.runcount)
c.append(stackless.getruncount())
tlet = stackless.tasklet(f)()
# runcount is now at least 2
self.assertEqual(stackless.runcount, rc1 + 1)
self.assertEqual(stackless.getruncount(), rc1 + 1)
t = threading.Thread(target=f)
t.start()
t.join()
self.assertListEqual(c, [1, 1])
tlet.run()
self.assertListEqual(c, [1, 1, rc1 + 1, rc1 + 1])
self.assertEqual(stackless.runcount, rc1)
self.assertEqual(stackless.getruncount(), rc1)
def testSchedule(self):
res1 = []
res2 = []
def ch1():
for i in range(10):
res1.append((i, stackless.getruncount()))
stackless.schedule()
def ch2():
for i in range(10):
res2.append((i, stackless.getruncount()))
stackless.schedule()
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch1)()
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch2)()
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount()) #main + ch1, ch2
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEquals([(0, 3), (1, 3), (2, 3), (3, 3), (4, 3), (5, 3),
(6, 3), (7, 3), (8, 3), (9, 3)], res1)
self.assertEquals([(0, 3), (1, 3), (2, 3), (3, 3), (4, 3), (5, 3),
(6, 3), (7, 3), (8, 3), (9, 3)], res2)
self.assertEquals(1, stackless.getruncount()) #main
def testSchedule(self):
res1 = []
res2 = []
def ch1():
for i in range(10):
res1.append((i, stackless.getruncount()))
stackless.schedule()
def ch2():
for i in range(10):
res2.append((i, stackless.getruncount()))
stackless.schedule()
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch1)()
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch2)()
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount()) #main + ch1, ch2
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEquals([(0, 3), (1, 3), (2, 3), (3, 3), (4, 3), (5, 3), (6, 3), (7, 3), (8, 3), (9, 3)], res1)
self.assertEquals([(0, 3), (1, 3), (2, 3), (3, 3), (4, 3), (5, 3), (6, 3), (7, 3), (8, 3), (9, 3)], res2)
self.assertEquals(1, stackless.getruncount()) #main
def doit():
result = []
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch1)(result)
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch2)(result)
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount())
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
return result
def doit():
result = []
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch1)(result)
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch2)(result)
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount())
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
return result
def recv_tasklet():
while True:
print "recv enter %d" % stackless.getruncount()
# print "recv data: " + channel.receive()
try:
print "recv data: " + channel.receive()
except Exception,e:
print "recv get cexeption:" + e.message
print "recv leave %d" % stackless.getruncount()
def setUp(self):
self.assertEqual(
stackless.getruncount(), 1,
"Leakage from other tests, with %d tasklets still in the scheduler"
% (stackless.getruncount() - 1))
if withThreads:
self.assertEqual(
threading.activeCount(), 1,
"Leakage from other threads, with %d threads running (1 expected)"
% (threading.activeCount()))
def setUp(self):
self.assertEqual(
stackless.getruncount(), 1,
"Leakage from other tests, with %d tasklets still in the scheduler"
% (stackless.getruncount() - 1))
expected_thread_count = self.setUpStacklessTestCase()
if withThreads:
active_count = threading.active_count()
self.assertEqual(
active_count, expected_thread_count,
"Leakage from other threads, with %d threads running (%d expected)"
% (active_count, expected_thread_count))
def test_getruncount(self):
assert stackless.getruncount() == 1
def with_schedule():
assert stackless.getruncount() == 2
t1 = stackless.tasklet(with_schedule)()
assert stackless.getruncount() == 2
stackless.schedule()
def with_run():
assert stackless.getruncount() == 1
t2 = stackless.tasklet(with_run)()
stackless.run()
def test_getruncount(self):
assert stackless.getruncount() == 1
def with_schedule():
assert stackless.getruncount() == 2
t1 = stackless.tasklet(with_schedule)()
assert stackless.getruncount() == 2
stackless.schedule()
def with_run():
assert stackless.getruncount() == 1
t2 = stackless.tasklet(with_run)()
stackless.run()
def runThread(func):
#lock.acquire()
print(stackless.getruncount(), stackless.getthreads())
numCurrentThreads = stackless.getthreads()
latestThread = numCurrentThreads[-1]
numCurrentThreads = len(numCurrentThreads)
subthreads = list()
for i in range(numCurrentThreads):
subthreads.append(Thread(target=checkedRun, args=(func, )))
subthreads[-1].start()
print(stackless.getruncount(), stackless.getthreads())
print(stackless.main)
time.sleep(2)
def setUp(self):
self._ran_AsTaskletTestCase_setUp = True
if stackless.enable_softswitch(None):
self.assertEqual(stackless.current.nesting_level, 0)
# yes, its intended: call setUp on the grand parent class
super(StacklessTestCase, self).setUp()
expected_thread_count = self.setUpStacklessTestCase()
self.assertEqual(stackless.getruncount(
), 1, "Leakage from other tests, with %d tasklets still in the scheduler" % (stackless.getruncount() - 1))
if withThreads:
active_count = threading.active_count()
self.assertEqual(active_count, expected_thread_count, "Leakage from other threads, with %d threads running (%d expected)" % (active_count, expected_thread_count))
def child(r):
r.b1 = c.balance
r.rc1 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur1 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked1 = r.cur1.blocked
r.alive1 = r.cur1.alive
try:
c.receive()
finally:
r.b2 = c.balance
r.rc2 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur2 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked2 = r.cur2.blocked
r.alive2 = r.cur2.alive
def child(r):
r.b1 = c.balance
r.rc1 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur1 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked1 = r.cur1.blocked
r.alive1 = r.cur1.alive
try:
c.receive()
finally:
r.b2 = c.balance
r.rc2 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur2 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked2 = r.cur2.blocked
r.alive2 = r.cur2.alive
def test_insert_balance(self):
""" Test that insert into the runqueue of a remote thread does not affect the
bookkeeping of the current thread.
"""
thread, task = self.create_thread_task()
try:
task.remove()
before = stackless.getruncount()
task.insert()
after = stackless.getruncount()
# only the runnable count on the remote thread
# should change
self.assertEqual(before, after)
finally:
thread.join()
def test_insert_balance(self):
""" Test that insert into the runqueue of a remote thread does not affect the
bookkeeping of the current thread.
"""
thread, task = self.create_thread_task()
try:
task.remove()
before = stackless.getruncount()
task.insert()
after = stackless.getruncount()
# only the runnable count on the remote thread
# should change
self.assertEqual(before, after)
finally:
thread.join()
def run(channel, func, *args, **kwargs):
r"""
Runs function `func` with the given arguments on jobman
channel `chan`.
"""
try:
with open('state.ckpt', 'rb') as f:
t = load(f)
assert t.restorable
t.insert()
except IOError:
t = stackless.tasklet(func)(*args, **kwargs)
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
mess = channel.switch()
if mess is not None:
with open('state.tmp', 'wb') as f:
save(t, f)
os.rename('state.tmp', 'state.ckpt')
channel.save()
if mess == 'stop' or mess == 'finish-up':
t.kill()
return channel.INCOMPLETE
channel.save()
return channel.COMPLETE
def run(channel, func, *args, **kwargs):
r"""
Runs function `func` with the given arguments on jobman
channel `chan`.
"""
try:
with open('state.ckpt', 'rb') as f:
t = load(f)
assert t.restorable
t.insert()
except IOError:
t = stackless.tasklet(func)(*args, **kwargs)
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
mess = channel.switch()
if mess is not None:
with open('state.tmp', 'wb') as f:
save(t, f)
os.rename('state.tmp', 'state.ckpt')
channel.save()
if mess == 'stop' or mess == 'finish-up':
t.kill()
return channel.INCOMPLETE
channel.save()
return channel.COMPLETE
def ManageSleepingTasklets(threadID):
global sleepingTasklets, lock, running, threadIDByChannelID, sleepCountByThread
sleepingTasklets = []
while running:
if len(sleepingTasklets):
lock.acquire(True)
endTime = sleepingTasklets[0][0]
if endTime <= time.time():
channel = sleepingTasklets[0][1]
del sleepingTasklets[0]
threadID = threadIDByChannelID[id(channel)]
sleepCountByThread[threadID] -= 1
lock.release()
# We have to send something, but it doesn't matter what as it is not used.
channel.send(None)
else:
lock.release()
elif stackless.getruncount() == 1:
# Give up if there are no more sleeping tasklets. Otherwise the two
# threads keep on running endlessly.
print "Sleeping tasklet exited due to no remaining work."
break
stackless.schedule()
else:
print threadID, "Sleeping tasklet exited due to change in 'running' flag"
def ManageSleepingTasklets(threadID):
global sleepingTasklets, lock, running, threadIDByChannelID, sleepCountByThread
sleepingTasklets = []
while running:
if len(sleepingTasklets):
lock.acquire(True)
endTime = sleepingTasklets[0][0]
if endTime <= time.time():
channel = sleepingTasklets[0][1]
del sleepingTasklets[0]
threadID = threadIDByChannelID[id(channel)]
sleepCountByThread[threadID] -= 1
lock.release()
# We have to send something, but it doesn't matter what as it is not used.
channel.send(None)
else:
lock.release()
elif stackless.getruncount() == 1:
# Give up if there are no more sleeping tasklets. Otherwise the two
# threads keep on running endlessly.
print "Sleeping tasklet exited due to no remaining work."
break
stackless.schedule()
else:
print threadID, "Sleeping tasklet exited due to change in 'running' flag"
def testSendInsert(self):
channel_obj = stackless.channel()
self.assertEqual(None, channel_obj.queue)
tasklet1 = stackless.tasklet(lambda: 1 / 0)()
tasklet2 = stackless.tasklet(channel_obj.receive)()
tasklet2.run()
self.assertRaisesStr(
RuntimeError, 'You cannot remove a blocked tasklet.',
tasklet2.remove)
# channel_obj.send inserts tasklet2 after current, and since tasklet1 was
# after current, the insertion runs tasklet1 eventually, which triggers
# the ZeroDivisionError, propagated to current (== main).
self.assertRaises(ZeroDivisionError, channel_obj.send, 0)
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
self.assertEqual(None, channel_obj.queue)
channel_obj.preference = 1 # Prefer the sender.
tasklet1 = stackless.tasklet(lambda: 1 / 0)()
tasklet2 = stackless.tasklet(channel_obj.receive)()
self.assertEqual(False, tasklet2.blocked)
self.assertEqual(True, tasklet2.scheduled)
tasklet2.run()
self.assertEqual(True, tasklet2.blocked)
self.assertEqual(True, tasklet2.scheduled)
self.assertEqual(tasklet1, stackless.getcurrent().next)
self.assertEqual(None, channel_obj.send(0))
self.assertEqual(tasklet1, stackless.getcurrent().next)
self.assertEqual(tasklet2, stackless.current.prev)
tasklet1.remove()
stackless.schedule()
def second2():
print("Function Second2")
while True:
time.sleep(1)
#stackless.tasklet(first)()
stackless.schedule()
print(stackless.getruncount())
def testInterthreadCommunication(self):
''' Test that tasklets in different threads sending over channels to each other work. '''
self.assertEqual(
stackless.getruncount(), 1,
"Leakage from other tests, with tasklets still in the scheduler.")
commandChannel = stackless.channel()
def master_func():
commandChannel.send("ECHO 1")
commandChannel.send("ECHO 2")
commandChannel.send("ECHO 3")
commandChannel.send("QUIT")
def slave_func():
while 1:
command = commandChannel.receive()
if command == "QUIT":
break
def scheduler_run(tasklet_func):
t = stackless.tasklet(tasklet_func)()
while t.alive:
stackless.run()
thread = threading.Thread(target=scheduler_run, args=(master_func, ))
thread.start()
scheduler_run(slave_func)
def testInterthreadCommunication(self):
''' Test that tasklets in different threads sending over channels to each other work. '''
self.assertEqual(stackless.getruncount(), 1, "Leakage from other tests, with tasklets still in the scheduler.")
commandChannel = stackless.channel()
def master_func():
commandChannel.send("ECHO 1")
commandChannel.send("ECHO 2")
commandChannel.send("ECHO 3")
commandChannel.send("QUIT")
def slave_func():
while 1:
command = commandChannel.receive()
if command == "QUIT":
break
def scheduler_run(tasklet_func):
t = stackless.tasklet(tasklet_func)()
while t.alive:
stackless.run()
thread = threading.Thread(target=scheduler_run, args=(master_func,))
thread.start()
scheduler_run(slave_func)
def testSendInsert(self):
channel_obj = stackless.channel()
self.assertEqual(None, channel_obj.queue)
tasklet1 = stackless.tasklet(lambda: 1 / 0)()
tasklet2 = stackless.tasklet(channel_obj.receive)()
tasklet2.run()
self.assertRaisesStr(RuntimeError,
'You cannot remove a blocked tasklet.',
tasklet2.remove)
# channel_obj.send inserts tasklet2 after current, and since tasklet1 was
# after current, the insertion runs tasklet1 eventually, which triggers
# the ZeroDivisionError, propagated to current (== main).
self.assertRaises(ZeroDivisionError, channel_obj.send, 0)
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
self.assertEqual(None, channel_obj.queue)
channel_obj.preference = 1 # Prefer the sender.
tasklet1 = stackless.tasklet(lambda: 1 / 0)()
tasklet2 = stackless.tasklet(channel_obj.receive)()
self.assertEqual(False, tasklet2.blocked)
self.assertEqual(True, tasklet2.scheduled)
tasklet2.run()
self.assertEqual(True, tasklet2.blocked)
self.assertEqual(True, tasklet2.scheduled)
self.assertEqual(tasklet1, stackless.getcurrent().next)
self.assertEqual(None, channel_obj.send(0))
self.assertEqual(tasklet1, stackless.getcurrent().next)
self.assertEqual(tasklet2, stackless.current.prev)
tasklet1.remove()
stackless.schedule()
def tearDown(self):
# Tasklets created in pickling tests can be left in the scheduler when they finish. We can feel free to
# clean them up for the tests. Any tests that expect to exit with no leaked tasklets should do explicit
# assertions to check.
self.assertTrue(self.__setup_called, "Broken test case: it didn't call super(..., self).setUp()")
self.__setup_called = False
mainTasklet = stackless.getmain()
current = mainTasklet.next
while current is not None and current is not mainTasklet:
next_ = current.next
current.kill()
current = next_
run_count = stackless.getruncount()
self.assertEqual(run_count, 1, "Leakage from this test, with %d tasklets still in the scheduler" % (run_count - 1))
if withThreads:
preexisting_threads = self.__preexisting_threads
self.__preexisting_threads = None # avoid pickling problems, see _addSkip
expected_thread_count = len(preexisting_threads)
active_count = threading.active_count()
if active_count > expected_thread_count:
activeThreads = set(threading.enumerate())
activeThreads -= preexisting_threads
self.assertNotIn(threading.current_thread(), activeThreads, "tearDown runs on the wrong thread.")
while activeThreads:
activeThreads.pop().join(0.5)
active_count = threading.active_count()
self.assertEqual(active_count, expected_thread_count, "Leakage from other threads, with %d threads running (%d expected)" % (active_count, expected_thread_count))
gc.collect() # emits warnings about uncollectable objects after each test
def tearDown(self):
self.assertEqual(stackless.main, stackless.getcurrent())
main_tasklet = stackless.main
try:
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
finally:
while main_tasklet is not main_tasklet.prev:
main_tasklet.prev.kill()
def testMainTaskletBlockingWithoutASender(self):
''' Test that the last runnable tasklet cannot be blocked on a channel. '''
self.assertEqual(
stackless.getruncount(), 1,
"Leakage from other tests, with tasklets still in the scheduler.")
c = stackless.channel()
self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, c.receive)
def tearDown(self):
self.assertEqual(stackless.main, stackless.getcurrent())
main_tasklet = stackless.main
try:
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
finally:
while main_tasklet is not main_tasklet.prev:
main_tasklet.prev.kill()
def testChannelMultiReceiver(self):
c = stackless.channel()
xs = []
def ch(i):
xs.append((i, c.receive()))
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch)(1)
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch)(2)
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount()) #main
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEquals(1, stackless.getruncount()) #main
self.assertEquals([], xs)
def setUp(self):
self._ran_AsTaskletTestCase_setUp = True
if stackless.enable_softswitch(None):
self.assertEqual(stackless.current.nesting_level, 0)
super(StacklessTestCase, self).setUp() # yes, its intended: call setUp on the grand parent class
self.assertEqual(stackless.getruncount(), 1, "Leakage from other tests, with %d tasklets still in the scheduler" % (stackless.getruncount() - 1))
if withThreads:
self.assertEqual(threading.activeCount(), 1, "Leakage from other threads, with %d threads running (1 expected)" % (threading.activeCount()))
def a_main_tasklet():
threadID = 2
stackless.tasklet(ManageSleepingTasklets)(threadID)
stackless.tasklet(looping_tasklet)(threadID, 1)
print threadID, "runcount.1", stackless.getruncount()
stackless.run()
def a_main_tasklet():
threadID = 2
stackless.tasklet(ManageSleepingTasklets)(threadID)
stackless.tasklet(looping_tasklet)(threadID, 1)
print threadID, "runcount.1", stackless.getruncount()
stackless.run()
def child1():
i = 0
while True:
i += 1
#print 'c', i
r.rc1 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur1 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked1 = r.cur1.blocked
r.alive1 = r.cur1.alive
try:
stackless.schedule()
except TaskletExit:
#print 'kill'
r.rc2 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur2 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked2 = r.cur2.blocked
r.alive2 = r.cur2.alive
raise
def testChannelMultiReceiver(self):
c = stackless.channel()
xs = []
def ch(i):
xs.append((i, c.receive()))
child1 = stackless.tasklet(ch)(1)
child2 = stackless.tasklet(ch)(2)
self.assertEquals(3, stackless.getruncount()) #main
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEquals(1, stackless.getruncount()) #main
self.assertEquals([], xs)
def runner_func():
# run the watchdog long enough to start t1 and t2
stackless.run(150,
soft=soft,
totaltimeout=True,
ignore_nesting=True)
if stackless.getruncount():
self.done += 1 # we were interrupted
t1.kill()
t2.kill()
def child1():
i = 0
while True:
i += 1
#print 'c', i
r.rc1 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur1 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked1 = r.cur1.blocked
r.alive1 = r.cur1.alive
try:
stackless.schedule()
except TaskletExit:
#print 'kill'
r.rc2 = stackless.getruncount()
r.cur2 = stackless.getcurrent()
r.blocked2 = r.cur2.blocked
r.alive2 = r.cur2.alive
raise
def testTempval(self):
def Worker(items):
items.append(stackless.schedule())
items.append(stackless.schedule(None))
items.append(stackless.schedule('foo'))
items.append(stackless.schedule(42))
items = []
tasklet_obj = stackless.tasklet(Worker)(items)
self.assertEqual(None, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([], items)
stackless.current.tempval = 5
self.assertEqual(stackless.getcurrent(), stackless.schedule())
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
self.assertEqual(tasklet_obj, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([], items)
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual(None, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj], items)
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual('foo', tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj, None], items)
tasklet_obj.tempval = False
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj, None, False], items)
self.assertEqual(42, tasklet_obj.tempval)
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj, None, False, 42], items)
# Upon TaskletExit.
self.assertEqual(None, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
self.assertEqual(stackless.getcurrent(), stackless.schedule())
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
self.assertEqual(43, stackless.schedule(43))
# This seems to be a strange Stackless quirk, this should be 43.
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.getcurrent().tempval)
self.assertEqual(54, stackless.schedule_remove(54))
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
def Worker2(items, main_tasklet):
items.append(stackless.getcurrent().tempval)
items.append(stackless.schedule(44))
items.append(stackless.current.tempval)
main_tasklet.insert()
del items[:]
stackless.tasklet(Worker2)(items, stackless.getcurrent())
self.assertEqual(55, stackless.schedule_remove(55))
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
self.assertEqual([None, 44, None], items)
self.assertRaisesStr(AssertionError, '', stackless.schedule,
stackless.bomb(AssertionError))
self.assertRaisesStr(AssertionError, 'foo', stackless.schedule,
stackless.bomb(AssertionError, 'foo'))
def testTempval(self):
def Worker(items):
items.append(stackless.schedule())
items.append(stackless.schedule(None))
items.append(stackless.schedule('foo'))
items.append(stackless.schedule(42))
items = []
tasklet_obj = stackless.tasklet(Worker)(items)
self.assertEqual(None, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([], items)
stackless.current.tempval = 5
self.assertEqual(stackless.getcurrent(), stackless.schedule())
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
self.assertEqual(tasklet_obj, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([], items)
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual(None, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj], items)
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual('foo', tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj, None], items)
tasklet_obj.tempval = False
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj, None, False], items)
self.assertEqual(42, tasklet_obj.tempval)
stackless.schedule()
self.assertEqual([tasklet_obj, None, False, 42], items)
# Upon TaskletExit.
self.assertEqual(None, tasklet_obj.tempval)
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
self.assertEqual(stackless.getcurrent(), stackless.schedule())
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
self.assertEqual(43, stackless.schedule(43))
# This seems to be a strange Stackless quirk, this should be 43.
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.getcurrent().tempval)
self.assertEqual(54, stackless.schedule_remove(54))
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
def Worker2(items, main_tasklet):
items.append(stackless.getcurrent().tempval)
items.append(stackless.schedule(44))
items.append(stackless.current.tempval)
main_tasklet.insert()
del items[:]
stackless.tasklet(Worker2)(items, stackless.getcurrent())
self.assertEqual(55, stackless.schedule_remove(55))
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
self.assertEqual([None, 44, None], items)
self.assertRaisesStr(AssertionError, '', stackless.schedule,
stackless.bomb(AssertionError))
self.assertRaisesStr(AssertionError, 'foo', stackless.schedule,
stackless.bomb(AssertionError, 'foo'))
def Start():
try:
a = A()
stackless.tasklet(a.bug)()
stackless.schedule()
raise Exception
finally:
this = stackless.getcurrent()
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
this.next.kill()
def Start():
try:
a = A()
stackless.tasklet(a.bug)()
stackless.schedule()
raise Exception
finally:
this = stackless.getcurrent()
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
this.next.kill()
def run():
"""Run a bunch of tasks, until they all complete"""
# have to add error handling like above
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
try:
# running until the end or until something happens
victim = stackless.run_watchdog(MAX_TIMESLICE)
if victim:
print "THIS THREAD WAS PROBABLY STUCK IN AN INFINITE LOOP AND HAS BEEN NUKED!!!",
# todo: kill the task cleanly
except Exception, e:
print "Exception occoured:", e
def run():
"""Run a bunch of tasks, until they all complete"""
# have to add error handling like above
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
try:
# running until the end or until something happens
victim = stackless.run_watchdog(MAX_TIMESLICE)
if victim:
print "THIS THREAD WAS PROBABLY STUCK IN AN INFINITE LOOP AND HAS BEEN NUKED!!!",
# todo: kill the task cleanly
except Exception, e:
print "Exception occoured:", e
def getRunCount(self):
"""Same as stackless.getruncount but takes sleeping tasklets into account
Will return 1 when only the main tasklet is left, the timeKeeper tasklet
will not be counted since it is not a client tasklet.
For consideration: If stackless.getruncount() returns 2
only the main tasklet and the TimeKeeper tasklets are currently
running. This might then be a good place to sleep for one millisecond
to reduce CPU load
"""
runCount = stackless.getruncount() + self.timeKeeper.getSleeperCount()
return (runCount - 1) # subtract the timeKeeper tasklet
def getRunCount(self):
"""Same as stackless.getruncount but takes sleeping tasklets into account
Will return 1 when only the main tasklet is left, the timeKeeper tasklet
will not be counted since it is not a client tasklet.
For consideration: If stackless.getruncount() returns 2
only the main tasklet and the TimeKeeper tasklets are currently
running. This might then be a good place to sleep for one millisecond
to reduce CPU load
"""
runCount = stackless.getruncount() + self.timeKeeper.getSleeperCount()
return (runCount - 1) # subtract the timeKeeper tasklet
def eventLoop():
global loop_running
global event_errors
while sockets.values():
# If there are other tasklets scheduled, then use the nonblocking loop,
# else, use the blocking loop
if stackless.getruncount() > 2: # main tasklet + this one
event.loop(True)
else:
event.loop(False)
stackless.schedule()
loop_running = False
def stacklessThread(requestChannel):
cgiTasklet = Cgi("cgiTasklet-1", requestChannel)
stackless.tasklet(cgiTasklet.execute)()
"""
in this example, if the tick tasklet did not exist,
Stackless would complain about deadlock since the
last runnable tasklet (cgiTasklet) would be blocked
"""
stackless.tasklet(tick)()
while (stackless.getruncount() > 1):
stackless.schedule()
def eventLoop():
global loop_running
global event_errors
while sockets.values():
# If there are other tasklets scheduled, then use the nonblocking loop,
# else, use the blocking loop
if stackless.getruncount() > 2: # main tasklet + this one
event.loop(True)
else:
event.loop(False)
stackless.schedule()
loop_running = False
def stacklessThread(requestChannel):
cgiTasklet = Cgi("cgiTasklet-1", requestChannel)
stackless.tasklet(cgiTasklet.execute)()
"""
in this example, if the tick tasklet did not exist,
Stackless would complain about deadlock since the
last runnable tasklet (cgiTasklet) would be blocked
"""
stackless.tasklet(tick)()
while (stackless.getruncount() > 1):
stackless.schedule()
def a_main_tasklet():
global running
threadID = GetThreadID()
for i in range(3):
stackless.tasklet(looping_tasklet)(threadID, i+1)
# We need to catch the keyboard interrupt and signal the other thread to exit.
try:
print threadID, "start: runcount", stackless.getruncount()
# Do a preliminary run to get some tasklets in the scheduler or some
# sleeping tasklets in place, otherwise we would not run at all.
stackless.run()
# Now we should be set to run until we are done.
while running and (stackless.getruncount() > 1 or sleepCountByThread.get(threadID, 0)):
print threadID, "start: runcount", stackless.getruncount(), "sleepcount", sleepCountByThread.get(threadID, 0)
stackless.run()
print threadID, "stop: runcount", stackless.getruncount(), "sleepcount", sleepCountByThread.get(threadID, 0)
except:
running = False
raise
def ManageSleepingTasklets():
while True:
if len(sleepingTasklets):
endTime = sleepingTasklets[0][0]
if endTime <= time.time():
channel = sleepingTasklets[0][1]
del sleepingTasklets[0]
# We have to send something, but it doesn't matter what as it is not used.
channel.send(None)
elif stackless.getruncount() == 1:
# We are the only tasklet running, the rest are blocked on channels sleeping.
# We can call time.sleep until the first awakens to avoid a busy wait.
delay = endTime - time.time()
#print "wait delay", delay
time.sleep(max(delay,0))
stackless.schedule()
def tearDown(self):
# Tasklets created in pickling tests can be left in the scheduler when they finish. We can feel free to
# clean them up for the tests. Any tests that expect to exit with no leaked tasklets should do explicit
# assertions to check.
mainTasklet = stackless.getmain()
current = mainTasklet.next
while current is not mainTasklet:
next = current.next
current.kill()
current = next
self.assertEqual(stackless.getruncount(), 1, "Leakage from this test, with %d tasklets still in the scheduler" % (stackless.getruncount() - 1))
if threading.activeCount() > 1:
activeThreads = threading.enumerate()
activeThreads.remove(threading.currentThread())
activeThreads[0].join(0.5)
if threading.activeCount() > 1:
self.assertEqual(threading.activeCount(), 1, "Leakage from other threads, with %d threads running (1 expected)" % (threading.activeCount()))
def ManageSleepingTasklets(threadID):
global running
_locals.sleepingTasklets = []
while running:
if len(_locals.sleepingTasklets):
endTime = _locals.sleepingTasklets[0][0]
if endTime <= time.time():
channel = _locals.sleepingTasklets[0][1]
del _locals.sleepingTasklets[0]
# We have to send something, but it doesn't matter what as it is not used.
channel.send(None)
elif stackless.getruncount() == 1:
# Give up if there are no more sleeping tasklets. Otherwise the two
# threads keep on running endlessly.
break
stackless.schedule()
def testRun(self):
stackless.tasklet(stackless.schedule)(42)
tasklet_obj = stackless.tasklet(stackless.schedule)(43)
stackless.tasklet(stackless.schedule)(44)
self.assertEqual(4, stackless.getruncount())
self.assertEqual(None, tasklet_obj.run())
self.assertEqual(4, stackless.getruncount())
self.assertEqual(50, stackless.schedule(50))
self.assertEqual(2, stackless.getruncount())
self.assertEqual(51, stackless.schedule(51))
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
def Bomber(tasklet_obj, msg):
tasklet_obj.tempval = stackless.bomb(AssertionError, msg)
stackless.tasklet(Bomber)(stackless.current, 'foo')
stackless.tasklet(Bomber)(stackless.current, 'bar')
self.assertRaisesStr(AssertionError, 'bar', stackless.schedule)
def Setter(tasklet_obj, msg):
tasklet_obj.tempval = msg
stackless.tasklet(Setter)(stackless.current, 'food')
stackless.tasklet(Setter)(stackless.current, 'bard')
self.assertEqual('bard', stackless.schedule())
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
stackless.tasklet(Setter)(stackless.current, 'fooe')
tasklet_obj = stackless.tasklet(Setter)(stackless.current, 'bare')
stackless.tasklet(Setter)(stackless.current, 'baze')
stackless.current.tempval = 'tv'
self.assertEqual('tv', stackless.current.run())
self.assertEqual('baze', tasklet_obj.run())
self.assertEqual('fooe', stackless.schedule())
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
stackless.current.tempval = 50
tasklet_obj = stackless.tasklet(lambda: 0)()
self.assertEqual(50, tasklet_obj.run())
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
self.assertEqual(1, stackless.getruncount())
stackless.current.tempval = 51
self.assertEqual(51, stackless.current.run())
self.assertEqual(None, stackless.current.tempval)
def run(self):
"""Main process function."""
while True:
# Check whether any new tasks should be scheduled.
while not self.__scheduling_queue.empty():
try:
task_module, task_input, execid = self.__scheduling_queue.get_nowait()
stackless.tasklet(self.perform_task)(task_module, task_input, execid)
except QueueEmptyException:
break
# Schedule currently active tasklets - if any.
if stackless.getruncount() != 1:
# Run for the next STEP_SIZE instructions.
tasklet = stackless.run(CoreScheduler.STEP_SIZE)
if tasklet:
# Check this task against the "sinners" registry.
if tasklet in self.__sinners:
# The tasklet has been added to sinners already. Check how many times it has been pre-empted.
if self.__sinners[tasklet] == CoreScheduler.MAX_SINS:
# This sinner must be killed. Try to kill it nicely by raising a TaskletExit exception.
print "killing tasklet" #DEBUG
self.__sinners[tasklet] = -1
stackless.tasklet(self.kill_tasklet)(tasklet)
elif self.__sinners[tasklet] == -1:
# The bastard caught the TaskletExit exception! Silently remove him from the runables queue.
print "bastard!" #DEBUG
self.__sinners.pop(tasklet)
else:
# Give him another chance.
self.__sinners[tasklet] += 1
tasklet.insert()
else: # if tasklet in self.__sinners
# Insert the tasklet into the sinners registry.
self.__sinners[tasklet] = 1
tasklet.insert()
else:
# Otherwise sleep for a little while.
sleep(CoreScheduler.SLEEP_TIME)
def entry():
import sylphisexceptions
global sde
#sde = SDEThread()
#global debugger
#from Debugger import Debugger
#debugger = Debugger()
#global rpcs
#rpcs = rpcserver.CRPCServer(('127.0.0.1', 8000))
#rpcs.register_instance(debugger)
#debugger.setIdleCall(rpcs.handle_request)
#debugger.enable_trace()
mthread.new("entry()", _entry)
if 0:
import profile
print "profiling"
p = profile.Profile()
p.runcall(stackless.run)
p.print_stats()
else:
retry = True
while retry:
try:
stackless.run()
retry = False
except Exception, e:
## If there are more microthreads running
## don't terminate. Just print out the exception
## and continue scheduling
if stackless.getruncount() <= 2:
retry = False
traceback.print_exc()
def watcher(old):
while stackless.getruncount() > 1:
stackless.schedule()
old.insert()