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/* NSC -- new Scala compiler
* Copyright 2005-2013 LAMP/EPFL
* @author Paul Phillips
*/
package scala.tools.nsc
package interpreter
import scala.reflect.internal.util.Position
import scala.util.control.Exception.ignoring
import scala.tools.nsc.util.stackTraceString
/**
* Machinery for the asynchronous initialization of the repl.
*/
trait ILoopInit {
self: ILoop =>
/** Print a welcome message */
def printWelcome() {
import Properties._
val welcomeMsg =
"""|Welcome to Scala %s (%s, Java %s).
|Type in expressions to have them evaluated.
|Type :help for more information.""" .
stripMargin.format(versionString, javaVmName, javaVersion)
echo(welcomeMsg)
replinfo("[info] started at " + new java.util.Date)
}
protected def asyncMessage(msg: String) {
if (isReplInfo || isReplPower)
echoAndRefresh(msg)
}
private val initLock = new java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock()
private val initCompilerCondition = initLock.newCondition() // signal the compiler is initialized
private val initLoopCondition = initLock.newCondition() // signal the whole repl is initialized
private val initStart = System.nanoTime
private def withLock[T](body: => T): T = {
initLock.lock()
try body
finally initLock.unlock()
}
// a condition used to ensure serial access to the compiler.
@volatile private var initIsComplete = false
@volatile private var initError: String = null
private def elapsed() = "%.3f".format((System.nanoTime - initStart).toDouble / 1000000000L)
// the method to be called when the interpreter is initialized.
// Very important this method does nothing synchronous (i.e. do
// not try to use the interpreter) because until it returns, the
// repl's lazy val `global` is still locked.
protected def initializedCallback() = withLock(initCompilerCondition.signal())
// Spins off a thread which awaits a single message once the interpreter
// has been initialized.
protected def createAsyncListener() = {
io.spawn {
withLock(initCompilerCondition.await())
asyncMessage("[info] compiler init time: " + elapsed() + " s.")
postInitialization()
}
}
// called from main repl loop
protected def awaitInitialized(): Boolean = {
if (!initIsComplete)
withLock { while (!initIsComplete) initLoopCondition.await() }
if (initError != null) {
println("""
|Failed to initialize the REPL due to an unexpected error.
|This is a bug, please, report it along with the error diagnostics printed below.
|%s.""".stripMargin.format(initError)
)
false
} else true
}
// private def warningsThunks = List(
// () => intp.bind("lastWarnings", "" + typeTag[List[(Position, String)]], intp.lastWarnings _),
// )
protected def postInitThunks = List[Option[() => Unit]](
Some(intp.setContextClassLoader _),
if (isReplPower) Some(() => enablePowerMode(true)) else None
).flatten
// ++ (
// warningsThunks
// )
// called once after init condition is signalled
protected def postInitialization() {
try {
postInitThunks foreach (f => addThunk(f()))
runThunks()
} catch {
case ex: Throwable =>
initError = stackTraceString(ex)
throw ex
} finally {
initIsComplete = true
if (isAsync) {
asyncMessage("[info] total init time: " + elapsed() + " s.")
withLock(initLoopCondition.signal())
}
}
}
// code to be executed only after the interpreter is initialized
// and the lazy val `global` can be accessed without risk of deadlock.
private var pendingThunks: List[() => Unit] = Nil
protected def addThunk(body: => Unit) = synchronized {
pendingThunks :+= (() => body)
}
protected def runThunks(): Unit = synchronized {
if (pendingThunks.nonEmpty)
repldbg("Clearing " + pendingThunks.size + " thunks.")
while (pendingThunks.nonEmpty) {
val thunk = pendingThunks.head
pendingThunks = pendingThunks.tail
thunk()
}
}
}