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#include "config.h"
#include "ResponsivenessTimer.h"

namespace WebKit {

static const Seconds responsivenessTimeout { 3_s };

ResponsivenessTimer::ResponsivenessTimer(ResponsivenessTimer::Client& client)
    : m_client(client)
    , m_timer(RunLoop::main(), this, &ResponsivenessTimer::timerFired)
{
}

ResponsivenessTimer::~ResponsivenessTimer() = default;

void ResponsivenessTimer::invalidate()
{
    m_timer.stop();
    m_restartFireTime = MonotonicTime();
    m_waitingForTimer = false;
    m_useLazyStop = false;
}

void ResponsivenessTimer::timerFired()
{
    if (!m_waitingForTimer)
        return;

    if (m_restartFireTime) {
        MonotonicTime now = MonotonicTime::now();
        MonotonicTime restartFireTime = m_restartFireTime;
        m_restartFireTime = MonotonicTime();

        if (restartFireTime > now) {
            m_timer.startOneShot(now - restartFireTime);
            return;
        }
    }

    m_waitingForTimer = false;
    m_useLazyStop = false;

    if (!m_isResponsive)
        return;

    if (!m_client.mayBecomeUnresponsive()) {
        m_waitingForTimer = true;
        m_timer.startOneShot(responsivenessTimeout);
        return;
    }

    m_client.willChangeIsResponsive();
    m_isResponsive = false;
    m_client.didChangeIsResponsive();

    m_client.didBecomeUnresponsive();
}
    
void ResponsivenessTimer::start()
{
    if (m_waitingForTimer)
        return;

    m_waitingForTimer = true;
    m_useLazyStop = false;

    if (m_timer.isActive()) {
        // The timer is still active from a lazy stop.
        // Instead of restarting the timer, we schedule a new delay after this one finishes.
        //
        // In most cases, stop is called before we get to schedule the second timer, saving us
        // the scheduling of the timer entirely.
        m_restartFireTime = MonotonicTime::now() + responsivenessTimeout;
    } else {
        m_restartFireTime = MonotonicTime();
        m_timer.startOneShot(responsivenessTimeout);
    }
}

void ResponsivenessTimer::startWithLazyStop()
{
    if (!m_waitingForTimer) {
        start();
        m_useLazyStop = true;
    }
}

void ResponsivenessTimer::stop()
{
    if (!m_isResponsive) {
        // We got a life sign from the web process.
        m_client.willChangeIsResponsive();
        m_isResponsive = true;
        m_client.didChangeIsResponsive();

        m_client.didBecomeResponsive();
    }

    m_waitingForTimer = false;

    if (m_useLazyStop)
        m_useLazyStop = false;
    else
        m_timer.stop();
}

void ResponsivenessTimer::processTerminated()
{
    invalidate();
}

} // namespace WebKit