The native port callback is now passed the message as a decodes
Dart_CMessage structure. The Dart_CMessage structure is allocated
in a zone and the callback receiving it should expect the
lifetime to be controlled by the caller.
Added support for zones which do not require a current
isolate. Changed the GrowableArray to support allocating in
aprovided zone instead of the zone for the current isolate.
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Boolean
Smi
Double
String
Array
The encoding uses the upper bits of the Dart_CObject type field for "marking" already written objects with their object id for generating backward references. After serialization these mark are removed.
Added the API Dart_PostCMessage for encoding and posting a Dart_CMessage structure.
Removed the API Dart_PostIntArray and used Dart_PostCMessage instead.
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The C message reader can now read lists created like this:
new List()
new List<int>()
new List<String>()
new List<double>()
new List<bool>()
The backward references are now resolved and already allocated
Dart_CObject objects are reused when there is a backward reference.
The reuse of the Dart_CObject objects poses the issue of which objects
where allocated with the supplied allocator and which where not.
Currently this will work best with a zone allocator. This will be added
to the tests in a subsequent change.
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This function can be used in native functions to properly pass all
errors up the stack.
Set the long jump base in the Compiler instead of outside of the
compiler. A bunch of errors that used to be propagated through the
sticky_error are now propagated through return values. This includes
all of the DartEntry and DartLibraryCall functions.
In particular, we no longer use the long jump to cross dart frames.
Instead errors are propagated across dart frames using the same
mechanism that we use for unhandled exceptions. I've added assertions
to make sure that we only use the long jump when it is "safe".
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Dart_NewNativePort creates a port associated with a C handler
function. When messages come in on this port, they are forwarded to
the C function for processing.
To support this, refactored PortMap so that it operates on a new
MessageHandler type instead of directly on Isolates.
For now, native ports have a dedicated single thread. Eventually we
will back native ports (and possibly Isolates as well) by a shared
thread pool.
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(1)
No longer give embedders direct access to inter-isolate messages.
Instead, keep these messages in an internal queue and rely on the
embedder only to provide notifications. This simplifies the api in
numerous ways:
- post message callback drops parameters and becomes message notify callback.
- close port callback goes away
- Dart_Message type goes away
- Dart_HandleMessage gets a simpler signature
Updated the custom_isolate_test to show what use of the new apis looks like.
(2)
Begin to add support for out-of-band (OOB) messages. These messages
supercede regular messages in the queue. We will attempt to deliver
these messages even while code is running, by using the isolate
interrupt mechanism. These messages are not user-visible. They will
be used by the runtime internally to implement things like reflection.
Renamed PortMessage to Message.
Refactored message sending apis in PortMap and Isolate.
Modified MessageQueue to be aware of multiple priorities.
Modify Dart_HandleMessage to process multiple OOB messages
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after an isolate is created and initialized.
Added an option --use_script_snapshot which creates a snapshot of the specified script in an isolate, shuts that down and restarts on a new isolate and loads the script from the snapshot buffer and executes it.
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implemented by extending the existing support for stack overflow
checking in the vm. When an interrupt is scheduled for an isolate, we
overwrite the isolate's stack limit with a value guaranteed to cause a
stack overflow.
We support multiple kinds of interrupts, encoded in the low bits of
the stack limit.
Add Dart_InterruptIsolate and Dart_InterruptIsolateCallback to the
dart embedding api to allow the embedder to request and handle
interrupts.
Add EXPECT_SUBSTRING(needle, haystack) testing macro.
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- Introduce 3 kinds of snapshots (full, application script and messages)
- Added a dart API function to be used for generating an application snapshot
and for loading the script from an application snapshot.
Next step is to introduce special handling in the WriteTo and ReadFrom
snapshot functions for 'kind == Snapshot::kScript'
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demonstrates how to create a custom isolate abstraction. In this
test, we use an event queue to share a single thread among our custom
isolates.
Add a callback which allows embedders to see when a port is created.
Not sure if I should keep this or not.
New apis:
Dart_CreatePort() -- allocates a port id and adds a port->isolate mapping.
Dart_IsolateHasActivePorts() -- does the current isolate have open ports?
(this name a bit awkward...)
Bail out of PortMap::ClosePorts() early if there are no open ports.
This suppresses calls to the close_port_callback when there are no
open ports.
Use DART_CHECK_VALID to provide better error output when the test lib
has errors.
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Sample output of the test:
-- (isolate=0x815600) Constructing isolate
-- Enter: CustomIsolateImpl_start --
-- Adding port (7111) -> isolate (0x830800) --
-- Adding StartEvent to queue --
-- Exit: CustomIsolateImpl_start --
-- Adding port (7112) -> isolate (0x815600) --
-- Posting message dest(7111) reply(0) --
-- Adding MessageEvent to queue --
-- Starting event loop --
>> StartEvent with isolate(0x830800)--
-- (isolate=0x830800) Running isolateMain
$$ MessageEvent with dest port 7111--
-- (isolate=0x830800) Received: 42
-- Posting message dest(7112) reply(0) --
-- Adding MessageEvent to queue --
$$ MessageEvent with dest port 7112--
-- Closing port (7112) --
-- Adding ShutdownEvent to queue --
-- (isolate=0x815600) Received: 43
<< ShutdownEvent with isolate(0x815600)--
-- Finished event loop --
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External strings refer to character data in memory located outside of
the managed heap. This memory is considered to be owned by the
embedding application. To help with the management of external
memory, the virtual machine allows the embedding application to
register for a "death notice" when an external string object is
garbage collected. A death notice takes the form of a callback
invoked by the garbage collector with the address of the external
memory. Death notices will be implemented in the garbage collector by
future commit.
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--
Terminology change: invalid handles are now called error handles.
Unhandled exceptions used to be a kind of valid handle. Now they are
a kind of error handle.
For the Dart_Invoke* functions, this means that the standard
error-checking blob drops from two tests to one test and is
harder to mess up.
Many other Dart api functions (Dart_ToString, for example) previously
dealt with unhandled exceptions by turning them into terse error
messages. Now these functions preserve information about the
exceptions and generate better error messages.
Changed Dart_HandleMessage to return success/failure. It seemed to fit.
--
Details:
Dart_IsValid becomes Dart_IsError (negated sense).
Dart_GetError now knows how to print a stack trace semi-nicely.
Dart_ExceptionOccurred -> Dart_IsUnhandledException.
Renamed ApiFailure class to ApiError to fit better.
ApiError now has a "data" pointer that points to either an error
message string or to an unhandled exception object.
Documentation changes aplenty.
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- Dart_Result is gone. Dart_Handle mostly replaces it.
- Name/signature changes
- IsValidResult -> IsValid
- GetErrorCString -> GetError
- many more...
- Make details of persistent handle freelist private.
- Add persistent "True" handle to api state.
Things I am not doing in this changelist:
- Documentation updates
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