tinygo/src/runtime/chan.go
Ayke van Laethem 542135c357 compiler,runtime: implement stack-based scheduler
This scheduler is intended to live along the (stackless) coroutine based
scheduler which is needed for WebAssembly and unsupported platforms. The
stack based scheduler is somewhat simpler in implementation as it does
not require full program transform passes and supports things like
function pointers and interface methods out of the box with no changes.

Code size is reduced in most cases, even in the case where no scheduler
scheduler is used at all. I'm not exactly sure why but these changes
likely allowed some further optimizations somewhere. Even RAM is
slightly reduced, perhaps some global was elminated in the process as
well.
2019-08-15 17:31:54 +02:00

227 строки
7,2 КиБ
Go

package runtime
// This file implements the 'chan' type and send/receive/select operations.
// A channel can be in one of the following states:
// empty:
// No goroutine is waiting on a send or receive operation. The 'blocked'
// member is nil.
// recv:
// A goroutine tries to receive from the channel. This goroutine is stored
// in the 'blocked' member.
// send:
// The reverse of send. A goroutine tries to send to the channel. This
// goroutine is stored in the 'blocked' member.
// closed:
// The channel is closed. Sends will panic, receives will get a zero value
// plus optionally the indication that the channel is zero (with the
// commao-ok value in the coroutine).
//
// A send/recv transmission is completed by copying from the data element of the
// sending coroutine to the data element of the receiving coroutine, and setting
// the 'comma-ok' value to true.
// A receive operation on a closed channel is completed by zeroing the data
// element of the receiving coroutine and setting the 'comma-ok' value to false.
import (
"unsafe"
)
type channel struct {
elementSize uint16 // the size of one value in this channel
state chanState
blocked *task
}
type chanState uint8
const (
chanStateEmpty chanState = iota
chanStateRecv
chanStateSend
chanStateClosed
)
// chanSelectState is a single channel operation (send/recv) in a select
// statement. The value pointer is either nil (for receives) or points to the
// value to send (for sends).
type chanSelectState struct {
ch *channel
value unsafe.Pointer
}
// chanSend sends a single value over the channel. If this operation can
// complete immediately (there is a goroutine waiting for a value), it sends the
// value and re-activates both goroutines. If not, it sets itself as waiting on
// a value.
func chanSend(sender *task, ch *channel, value unsafe.Pointer) {
if ch == nil {
// A nil channel blocks forever. Do not scheduler this goroutine again.
chanYield()
return
}
switch ch.state {
case chanStateEmpty:
scheduleLogChan(" send: chan is empty ", ch, sender)
sender.state().ptr = value
ch.state = chanStateSend
ch.blocked = sender
chanYield()
case chanStateRecv:
scheduleLogChan(" send: chan in recv mode", ch, sender)
receiver := ch.blocked
receiverState := receiver.state()
memcpy(receiverState.ptr, value, uintptr(ch.elementSize))
receiverState.data = 1 // commaOk = true
ch.blocked = receiverState.next
receiverState.next = nil
activateTask(receiver)
reactivateParent(sender)
if ch.blocked == nil {
ch.state = chanStateEmpty
}
case chanStateClosed:
runtimePanic("send on closed channel")
case chanStateSend:
scheduleLogChan(" send: chan in send mode", ch, sender)
sender.state().ptr = value
sender.state().next = ch.blocked
ch.blocked = sender
chanYield()
}
}
// chanRecv receives a single value over a channel. If there is an available
// sender, it receives the value immediately and re-activates both coroutines.
// If not, it sets itself as available for receiving. If the channel is closed,
// it immediately activates itself with a zero value as the result.
func chanRecv(receiver *task, ch *channel, value unsafe.Pointer) {
if ch == nil {
// A nil channel blocks forever. Do not scheduler this goroutine again.
chanYield()
return
}
switch ch.state {
case chanStateSend:
scheduleLogChan(" recv: chan in send mode", ch, receiver)
sender := ch.blocked
senderState := sender.state()
memcpy(value, senderState.ptr, uintptr(ch.elementSize))
receiver.state().data = 1 // commaOk = true
ch.blocked = senderState.next
senderState.next = nil
reactivateParent(receiver)
activateTask(sender)
if ch.blocked == nil {
ch.state = chanStateEmpty
}
case chanStateEmpty:
scheduleLogChan(" recv: chan is empty ", ch, receiver)
receiver.state().ptr = value
ch.state = chanStateRecv
ch.blocked = receiver
chanYield()
case chanStateClosed:
scheduleLogChan(" recv: chan is closed ", ch, receiver)
memzero(value, uintptr(ch.elementSize))
receiver.state().data = 0 // commaOk = false
reactivateParent(receiver)
case chanStateRecv:
scheduleLogChan(" recv: chan in recv mode", ch, receiver)
receiver.state().ptr = value
receiver.state().next = ch.blocked
ch.blocked = receiver
chanYield()
}
}
// chanClose closes the given channel. If this channel has a receiver or is
// empty, it closes the channel. Else, it panics.
func chanClose(ch *channel) {
if ch == nil {
// Not allowed by the language spec.
runtimePanic("close of nil channel")
}
switch ch.state {
case chanStateClosed:
// Not allowed by the language spec.
runtimePanic("close of closed channel")
case chanStateSend:
// This panic should ideally on the sending side, not in this goroutine.
// But when a goroutine tries to send while the channel is being closed,
// that is clearly invalid: the send should have been completed already
// before the close.
runtimePanic("close channel during send")
case chanStateRecv:
// The receiver must be re-activated with a zero value.
receiverState := ch.blocked.state()
memzero(receiverState.ptr, uintptr(ch.elementSize))
receiverState.data = 0 // commaOk = false
activateTask(ch.blocked)
ch.state = chanStateClosed
ch.blocked = nil
case chanStateEmpty:
// Easy case. No available sender or receiver.
ch.state = chanStateClosed
}
}
// chanSelect is the runtime implementation of the select statement. This is
// perhaps the most complicated statement in the Go spec. It returns the
// selected index and the 'comma-ok' value.
//
// TODO: do this in a round-robin fashion (as specified in the Go spec) instead
// of picking the first one that can proceed.
func chanSelect(recvbuf unsafe.Pointer, states []chanSelectState, blocking bool) (uintptr, bool) {
// See whether we can receive from one of the channels.
for i, state := range states {
if state.ch == nil {
// A nil channel blocks forever, so don't consider it here.
continue
}
if state.value == nil {
// A receive operation.
switch state.ch.state {
case chanStateSend:
// We can receive immediately.
sender := state.ch.blocked
senderState := sender.state()
memcpy(recvbuf, senderState.ptr, uintptr(state.ch.elementSize))
state.ch.blocked = senderState.next
senderState.next = nil
activateTask(sender)
if state.ch.blocked == nil {
state.ch.state = chanStateEmpty
}
return uintptr(i), true // commaOk = true
case chanStateClosed:
// Receive the zero value.
memzero(recvbuf, uintptr(state.ch.elementSize))
return uintptr(i), false // commaOk = false
}
} else {
// A send operation: state.value is not nil.
switch state.ch.state {
case chanStateRecv:
receiver := state.ch.blocked
receiverState := receiver.state()
memcpy(receiverState.ptr, state.value, uintptr(state.ch.elementSize))
receiverState.data = 1 // commaOk = true
state.ch.blocked = receiverState.next
receiverState.next = nil
activateTask(receiver)
if state.ch.blocked == nil {
state.ch.state = chanStateEmpty
}
return uintptr(i), false
case chanStateClosed:
runtimePanic("send on closed channel")
}
}
}
if !blocking {
return ^uintptr(0), false
}
panic("unimplemented: blocking select")
}