gecko-dev/dom/workers/WorkerRunnable.h

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#ifndef mozilla_dom_workers_workerrunnable_h__
#define mozilla_dom_workers_workerrunnable_h__
#include "mozilla/dom/WorkerCommon.h"
#include "mozilla/dom/WorkerRef.h"
#include "nsICancelableRunnable.h"
#include "mozilla/Atomics.h"
#include "nsISupportsImpl.h"
#include "nsThreadUtils.h" /* nsRunnable */
struct JSContext;
class nsIEventTarget;
namespace mozilla {
class ErrorResult;
namespace dom {
class WorkerPrivate;
// Use this runnable to communicate from the worker to its parent or vice-versa.
// The busy count must be taken into consideration and declared at construction
// time.
class WorkerRunnable : public nsIRunnable, public nsICancelableRunnable {
public:
enum TargetAndBusyBehavior {
// Target the main thread for top-level workers, otherwise target the
// WorkerThread of the worker's parent. No change to the busy count.
ParentThreadUnchangedBusyCount,
// Target the thread where the worker event loop runs. The busy count will
// be incremented before dispatching and decremented (asynchronously) after
// running.
WorkerThreadModifyBusyCount,
// Target the thread where the worker event loop runs. The busy count will
// not be modified in any way. Besides worker-internal runnables this is
// almost always the wrong choice.
WorkerThreadUnchangedBusyCount
};
protected:
// The WorkerPrivate that this runnable is associated with.
WorkerPrivate* mWorkerPrivate;
// See above.
TargetAndBusyBehavior mBehavior;
// It's unclear whether or not Cancel() is supposed to work when called on any
// thread. To be safe we're using an atomic but it's likely overkill.
Atomic<uint32_t> mCanceled;
private:
// Whether or not Cancel() is currently being called from inside the Run()
// method. Avoids infinite recursion when a subclass calls Run() from inside
// Cancel(). Only checked and modified on the target thread.
bool mCallingCancelWithinRun;
public:
NS_DECL_THREADSAFE_ISUPPORTS
// If you override Cancel() then you'll need to either call the base class
// Cancel() method or override IsCanceled() so that the Run() method bails out
// appropriately.
nsresult Cancel() override;
// The return value is true if and only if both PreDispatch and
// DispatchInternal return true.
bool Dispatch();
// See above note about Cancel().
virtual bool IsCanceled() const { return mCanceled != 0; }
// True if this runnable is handled by running JavaScript in some global that
// could possibly be a debuggee, and thus needs to be deferred when the target
// is paused in the debugger, until the JavaScript invocation in progress has
// run to completion. Examples are MessageEventRunnable and
// ReportErrorRunnable. These runnables are segregated into separate
// ThrottledEventQueues, which the debugger pauses.
//
// Note that debugger runnables do not fall in this category, since we don't
// support debugging the debugger server at the moment.
virtual bool IsDebuggeeRunnable() const { return false; }
static WorkerRunnable* FromRunnable(nsIRunnable* aRunnable);
protected:
WorkerRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
TargetAndBusyBehavior aBehavior = WorkerThreadModifyBusyCount)
#ifdef DEBUG
;
#else
: mWorkerPrivate(aWorkerPrivate),
mBehavior(aBehavior),
mCanceled(0),
mCallingCancelWithinRun(false) {
}
#endif
// This class is reference counted.
virtual ~WorkerRunnable() {}
// Returns true if this runnable should be dispatched to the debugger queue,
// and false otherwise.
virtual bool IsDebuggerRunnable() const;
nsIGlobalObject* DefaultGlobalObject() const;
// By default asserts that Dispatch() is being called on the right thread
// (ParentThread if |mTarget| is WorkerThread, or WorkerThread otherwise).
// Also increments the busy count of |mWorkerPrivate| if targeting the
// WorkerThread.
virtual bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate);
// By default asserts that Dispatch() is being called on the right thread
// (ParentThread if |mTarget| is WorkerThread, or WorkerThread otherwise).
virtual void PostDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aDispatchResult);
// May be implemented by subclasses if desired if they need to do some sort of
// setup before we try to set up our JSContext and compartment for real.
// Typically the only thing that should go in here is creation of the worker's
// global.
//
// If false is returned, WorkerRun will not be called at all. PostRun will
// still be called, with false passed for aRunResult.
virtual bool PreRun(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate);
// Must be implemented by subclasses. Called on the target thread. The return
// value will be passed to PostRun(). The JSContext passed in here comes from
// an AutoJSAPI (or AutoEntryScript) that we set up on the stack. If
// mBehavior is ParentThreadUnchangedBusyCount, it is in the compartment of
// mWorkerPrivate's reflector (i.e. the worker object in the parent thread),
// unless that reflector is null, in which case it's in the compartment of the
// parent global (which is the compartment reflector would have been in), or
// in the null compartment if there is no parent global. For other mBehavior
// values, we're running on the worker thread and aCx is in whatever
// compartment GetCurrentWorkerThreadJSContext() was in when
// nsIRunnable::Run() got called. This is actually important for cases when a
// runnable spins a syncloop and wants everything that happens during the
// syncloop to happen in the compartment that runnable set up (which may, for
// example, be a debugger sandbox compartment!). If aCx wasn't in a
// compartment to start with, aCx will be in either the debugger global's
// compartment or the worker's global's compartment depending on whether
// IsDebuggerRunnable() is true.
//
// Immediately after WorkerRun returns, the caller will assert that either it
// returns false or there is no exception pending on aCx. Then it will report
// any pending exceptions on aCx.
virtual bool WorkerRun(JSContext* aCx, WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) = 0;
// By default asserts that Run() (and WorkerRun()) were called on the correct
// thread. Also sends an asynchronous message to the ParentThread if the
// busy count was previously modified in PreDispatch().
//
// The aCx passed here is the same one as was passed to WorkerRun and is
// still in the same compartment. PostRun implementations must NOT leave an
// exception on the JSContext and must not run script, because the incoming
// JSContext may be in the null compartment.
virtual void PostRun(JSContext* aCx, WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aRunResult);
virtual bool DispatchInternal();
// Calling Run() directly is not supported. Just call Dispatch() and
// WorkerRun() will be called on the correct thread automatically.
NS_DECL_NSIRUNNABLE
};
// This runnable is used to send a message to a worker debugger.
class WorkerDebuggerRunnable : public WorkerRunnable {
protected:
explicit WorkerDebuggerRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate)
: WorkerRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, WorkerThreadUnchangedBusyCount) {}
virtual ~WorkerDebuggerRunnable() {}
private:
virtual bool IsDebuggerRunnable() const override { return true; }
bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) final {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
return true;
}
virtual void PostDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aDispatchResult) override;
};
// This runnable is used to send a message directly to a worker's sync loop.
class WorkerSyncRunnable : public WorkerRunnable {
protected:
nsCOMPtr<nsIEventTarget> mSyncLoopTarget;
// Passing null for aSyncLoopTarget is allowed and will result in the behavior
// of a normal WorkerRunnable.
WorkerSyncRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
nsIEventTarget* aSyncLoopTarget);
WorkerSyncRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
already_AddRefed<nsIEventTarget>&& aSyncLoopTarget);
virtual ~WorkerSyncRunnable();
virtual bool DispatchInternal() override;
};
// This runnable is identical to WorkerSyncRunnable except it is meant to be
// created on and dispatched from the main thread only. Its WorkerRun/PostRun
// will run on the worker thread.
class MainThreadWorkerSyncRunnable : public WorkerSyncRunnable {
protected:
// Passing null for aSyncLoopTarget is allowed and will result in the behavior
// of a normal WorkerRunnable.
MainThreadWorkerSyncRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
nsIEventTarget* aSyncLoopTarget)
: WorkerSyncRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, aSyncLoopTarget) {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
}
MainThreadWorkerSyncRunnable(
WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
already_AddRefed<nsIEventTarget>&& aSyncLoopTarget)
: WorkerSyncRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, std::move(aSyncLoopTarget)) {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
}
virtual ~MainThreadWorkerSyncRunnable() {}
private:
virtual bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) override {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
return true;
}
virtual void PostDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aDispatchResult) override;
};
// This runnable is processed as soon as it is received by the worker,
// potentially running before previously queued runnables and perhaps even with
// other JS code executing on the stack. These runnables must not alter the
// state of the JS runtime and should only twiddle state values. The busy count
// is never modified.
class WorkerControlRunnable : public WorkerRunnable {
friend class WorkerPrivate;
protected:
WorkerControlRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
TargetAndBusyBehavior aBehavior)
#ifdef DEBUG
;
#else
: WorkerRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, aBehavior) {
}
#endif
virtual ~WorkerControlRunnable() {}
nsresult Cancel() override;
public:
NS_INLINE_DECL_REFCOUNTING_INHERITED(WorkerControlRunnable, WorkerRunnable)
private:
virtual bool DispatchInternal() override;
// Should only be called by WorkerPrivate::DoRunLoop.
using WorkerRunnable::Cancel;
};
// A convenience class for WorkerRunnables that are originated on the main
// thread.
class MainThreadWorkerRunnable : public WorkerRunnable {
protected:
explicit MainThreadWorkerRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate)
: WorkerRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, WorkerThreadUnchangedBusyCount) {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
}
virtual ~MainThreadWorkerRunnable() {}
virtual bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) override {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
return true;
}
virtual void PostDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aDispatchResult) override {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
}
};
// A convenience class for WorkerControlRunnables that originate on the main
// thread.
class MainThreadWorkerControlRunnable : public WorkerControlRunnable {
protected:
explicit MainThreadWorkerControlRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate)
: WorkerControlRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, WorkerThreadUnchangedBusyCount) {}
virtual ~MainThreadWorkerControlRunnable() {}
virtual bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) override {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
return true;
}
virtual void PostDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aDispatchResult) override {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
}
};
// A WorkerRunnable that should be dispatched from the worker to itself for
// async tasks. This will increment the busy count PostDispatch() (only if
// dispatch was successful) and decrement it in PostRun().
//
// Async tasks will almost always want to use this since
// a WorkerSameThreadRunnable keeps the Worker from being GCed.
class WorkerSameThreadRunnable : public WorkerRunnable {
protected:
explicit WorkerSameThreadRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate)
: WorkerRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, WorkerThreadModifyBusyCount) {}
virtual ~WorkerSameThreadRunnable() {}
virtual bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) override;
virtual void PostDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aDispatchResult) override;
// We just delegate PostRun to WorkerRunnable, since it does exactly
// what we want.
};
// Base class for the runnable objects, which makes a synchronous call to
// dispatch the tasks from the worker thread to the main thread.
//
// Note that the derived class must override MainThreadRun.
class WorkerMainThreadRunnable : public Runnable {
protected:
WorkerPrivate* mWorkerPrivate;
nsCOMPtr<nsIEventTarget> mSyncLoopTarget;
const nsCString mTelemetryKey;
explicit WorkerMainThreadRunnable(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
const nsACString& aTelemetryKey);
~WorkerMainThreadRunnable() {}
virtual bool MainThreadRun() = 0;
public:
// Dispatch the runnable to the main thread. If dispatch to main thread
// fails, or if the worker is in a state equal or greater of aFailStatus, an
// error will be reported on aRv. Normally you want to use 'Canceling' for
// aFailStatus, except if you want an infallible runnable. In this case, use
// 'Killing'.
// In that case the error MUST be propagated out to script.
void Dispatch(WorkerStatus aFailStatus, ErrorResult& aRv);
private:
NS_IMETHOD Run() override;
};
// This runnable is an helper class for dispatching something from a worker
// thread to the main-thread and back to the worker-thread. During this
// operation, this class will keep the worker alive.
// The purpose of RunBackOnWorkerThreadForCleanup() must be used, as the name
// says, only to release resources, no JS has to be executed, no timers, or
// other things. The reason of such limitations is that, in order to execute
// this method in any condition (also when the worker is shutting down), a
// Control Runnable is used, and, this could generate a reordering of existing
// runnables.
class WorkerProxyToMainThreadRunnable : public Runnable {
protected:
WorkerProxyToMainThreadRunnable();
virtual ~WorkerProxyToMainThreadRunnable();
// First this method is called on the main-thread.
virtual void RunOnMainThread(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) = 0;
// After this second method is called on the worker-thread.
virtual void RunBackOnWorkerThreadForCleanup(
WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) = 0;
public:
bool Dispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate);
private:
NS_IMETHOD Run() override;
void PostDispatchOnMainThread();
void ReleaseWorker();
RefPtr<ThreadSafeWorkerRef> mWorkerRef;
};
// This runnable is used to stop a sync loop and it's meant to be used on the
// main-thread only. As sync loops keep the busy count incremented as long as
// they run this runnable does not modify the busy count
// in any way.
class MainThreadStopSyncLoopRunnable : public WorkerSyncRunnable {
bool mResult;
public:
// Passing null for aSyncLoopTarget is not allowed.
MainThreadStopSyncLoopRunnable(
WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
already_AddRefed<nsIEventTarget>&& aSyncLoopTarget, bool aResult);
// By default StopSyncLoopRunnables cannot be canceled since they could leave
// a sync loop spinning forever.
nsresult Cancel() override;
protected:
virtual ~MainThreadStopSyncLoopRunnable() {}
private:
bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) final {
AssertIsOnMainThread();
return true;
}
virtual void PostDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
bool aDispatchResult) override;
virtual bool WorkerRun(JSContext* aCx,
WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) override;
bool DispatchInternal() final;
};
// Runnables handled by content JavaScript (MessageEventRunnable, JavaScript
// error reports, and so on) must not be delivered while that content is in the
// midst of being debugged; the debuggee must be allowed to complete its current
// JavaScript invocation and return to its own event loop. Only then is it
// prepared for messages sent from the worker.
//
// Runnables that need to be deferred in this way should inherit from this
// class. They will be routed to mMainThreadDebuggeeEventTarget, which is paused
// while the window is suspended, as it is whenever the debugger spins its
// nested event loop. When the debugger leaves its nested event loop, it resumes
// the window, so that mMainThreadDebuggeeEventTarget will resume delivering
// runnables from the worker when control returns to the main event loop.
//
// When a page enters the bfcache, it freezes all its workers. Since a frozen
// worker processes only control runnables, it doesn't take any special
// consideration to prevent WorkerDebuggeeRunnables sent from child to parent
// workers from running; they'll never run anyway. But WorkerDebuggeeRunnables
// from a top-level frozen worker to its parent window must not be delivered
// either, even as the main thread event loop continues to spin. Thus, freezing
// a top-level worker also pauses mMainThreadDebuggeeEventTarget.
class WorkerDebuggeeRunnable : public WorkerRunnable {
protected:
WorkerDebuggeeRunnable(
WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate,
TargetAndBusyBehavior aBehavior = ParentThreadUnchangedBusyCount)
: WorkerRunnable(aWorkerPrivate, aBehavior) {}
bool PreDispatch(WorkerPrivate* aWorkerPrivate) override;
private:
// This override is deliberately private: it doesn't make sense to call it if
// we know statically that we are a WorkerDebuggeeRunnable.
bool IsDebuggeeRunnable() const override { return true; }
// Runnables sent upwards, to the content window or parent worker, must keep
// their sender alive until they are delivered: they check back with the
// sender in case it has been terminated after having dispatched the runnable
// (in which case it should not be acted upon); and runnables sent to content
// wait until delivery to determine the target window, since
// WorkerPrivate::GetWindow may only be used on the main thread.
//
// Runnables sent downwards, from content to a worker or from a worker to a
// child, keep the sender alive because they are WorkerThreadModifyBusyCount
// runnables, and so leave this null.
RefPtr<ThreadSafeWorkerRef> mSender;
};
} // namespace dom
} // namespace mozilla
#endif // mozilla_dom_workers_workerrunnable_h__