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/**
 * Written by Gil Tene of Azul Systems, and released to the public domain,
 * as explained at http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
 */

package org.glowroot.shaded.HdrHistogram;

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLongFieldUpdater;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock;

/**
 * {@link WriterReaderPhaser} instances provide an asymmetric means for synchronizing the execution of
 * wait-free "writer" critical sections against a "reader phase flip" that needs to make sure no writer critical
 * sections that were active at the beginning of the flip are still active after the flip is done. Multiple writers
 * and multiple readers are supported.
 * 

* While a {@link WriterReaderPhaser} can be useful in multiple scenarios, a specific and common use case is * that of safely managing "double buffered" data stream access in which writers can proceed without being * blocked, while readers gain access to stable and unchanging buffer samples *

* NOTE: {@link WriterReaderPhaser} writers are wait-free on architectures that support wait-free atomic * increment operations. They remain lock-free (but not wait-free) on architectures that do not support * wait-free atomic increment operations. *
* {@link WriterReaderPhaser} "writers" are wait free, "readers" block for other "readers", and * "readers" are only blocked by "writers" whose critical was entered before the reader's * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} attempt. *

* When used to protect an actively recording data structure, the assumptions on how readers and writers act are: *

    *
  1. There are two sets of data structures ("active" and "inactive")
  2. *
  3. Writing is done to the perceived active version (as perceived by the writer), and only * within critical sections delineated by {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter} * and {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit}).
  4. *
  5. Only readers switch the perceived roles of the active and inactive data structures. * They do so only while under readerLock(), and only before calling flipPhase().
  6. *
* When the above assumptions are met, {@link WriterReaderPhaser} guarantees that the inactive data structures are not * being modified by any writers while being read while under readerLock() protection after a flipPhase() * operation. * * * */ public class WriterReaderPhaser { private volatile long startEpoch = 0; private volatile long evenEndEpoch = 0; private volatile long oddEndEpoch = Long.MIN_VALUE; private final ReentrantLock readerLock = new ReentrantLock(); private static final AtomicLongFieldUpdater startEpochUpdater = AtomicLongFieldUpdater.newUpdater(WriterReaderPhaser.class, "startEpoch"); private static final AtomicLongFieldUpdater evenEndEpochUpdater = AtomicLongFieldUpdater.newUpdater(WriterReaderPhaser.class, "evenEndEpoch"); private static final AtomicLongFieldUpdater oddEndEpochUpdater = AtomicLongFieldUpdater.newUpdater(WriterReaderPhaser.class, "oddEndEpoch"); /** * Indicate entry to a critical section containing a write operation. *

* This call is wait-free on architectures that support wait free atomic increment operations, * and is lock-free on architectures that do not. *

* {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} must be matched with a subsequent * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit(long)} in order for CriticalSectionPhaser * synchronization to function properly. * * @return an (opaque) value associated with the critical section entry, which MUST be provided * to the matching {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit} call. */ public long writerCriticalSectionEnter() { return startEpochUpdater.getAndIncrement(this); } /** * Indicate exit from a critical section containing a write operation. *

* This call is wait-free on architectures that support wait free atomic increment operations, * and is lock-free on architectures that do not. *

* {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit(long)} must be matched with a preceding * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} call, and must be provided with the * matching {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} call's return value, in * order for CriticalSectionPhaser synchronization to function properly. * * @param criticalValueAtEnter the (opaque) value returned from the matching * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} call. */ public void writerCriticalSectionExit(long criticalValueAtEnter) { if (criticalValueAtEnter < 0) { oddEndEpochUpdater.getAndIncrement(this); } else { evenEndEpochUpdater.getAndIncrement(this); } } /** * Enter to a critical section containing a read operation (mutually excludes against other * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#readerLock} calls). *

* {@link WriterReaderPhaser#readerLock} DOES NOT provide synchronization * against {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} calls. Use {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} * to synchronize reads against writers. */ public void readerLock() { readerLock.lock(); } /** * Exit from a critical section containing a read operation (relinquishes mutual exclusion against other * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#readerLock} calls). */ public void readerUnlock() { readerLock.unlock(); } /** * Flip a phase in the {@link WriterReaderPhaser} instance, {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} * can only be called while holding the readerLock(). * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} will return only after all writer critical sections (protected by * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} ()} and * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit(long)} ()}) that may have been in flight when the * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} call were made had completed. *

* No actual writer critical section activity is required for {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} to * succeed. *

* However, {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} is lock-free with respect to calls to * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} and * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit(long)}. It may spin-wait for for active * writer critical section code to complete. * * @param yieldTimeNsec The amount of time (in nanoseconds) to sleep in each yield if yield loop is needed. */ public void flipPhase(long yieldTimeNsec) { if (!readerLock.isHeldByCurrentThread()) { throw new IllegalStateException("flipPhase() can only be called while holding the readerLock()"); } boolean nextPhaseIsEven = (startEpoch < 0); // Current phase is odd... long initialStartValue; // First, clear currently unused [next] phase end epoch (to proper initial value for phase): if (nextPhaseIsEven) { initialStartValue = 0; evenEndEpochUpdater.lazySet(this, initialStartValue); } else { initialStartValue = Long.MIN_VALUE; oddEndEpochUpdater.lazySet(this, initialStartValue); } // Next, reset start value, indicating new phase, and retain value at flip: long startValueAtFlip = startEpochUpdater.getAndSet(this, initialStartValue); // Now, spin until previous phase end value catches up with start value at flip: boolean caughtUp = false; do { if (nextPhaseIsEven) { caughtUp = (oddEndEpoch == startValueAtFlip); } else { caughtUp = (evenEndEpoch == startValueAtFlip); } if (!caughtUp) { if (yieldTimeNsec == 0) { Thread.yield(); } else { try { TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS.sleep(yieldTimeNsec); } catch (InterruptedException ex) { } } } } while (!caughtUp); } /** * Flip a phase in the {@link WriterReaderPhaser} instance, {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} * can only be called while holding the readerLock(). * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} will return only after all writer critical sections (protected by * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} ()} and * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit(long)} ()}) that may have been in flight when the * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} call were made had completed. *

* No actual writer critical section activity is required for {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} to * succeed. *

* However, {@link WriterReaderPhaser#flipPhase()} is lock-free with respect to calls to * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionEnter()} and * {@link WriterReaderPhaser#writerCriticalSectionExit(long)}. It may spin-wait for for active * writer critical section code to complete. */ public void flipPhase() { flipPhase(0); } }





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