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#include "config.h"
#include "Timer.h"

#include "SharedTimer.h"
#include "SystemTime.h"
#include <math.h>
#include <limits>
#include <wtf/HashSet.h>
#include <wtf/Vector.h>

using namespace std;

namespace WebCore {

// Timers are stored in a heap data structure, used to implement a priority queue.
// This allows us to efficiently determine which timer needs to fire the soonest.
// Then we set a single shared system timer to fire at that time.
//
// When a timer's "next fire time" changes, we need to move it around in the priority queue.

// ----------------

static bool deferringTimers;
static Vector<TimerBase*>* timerHeap;
static HashSet<const TimerBase*>* timersReadyToFire;

// ----------------

// Class to represent elements in the heap when calling the standard library heap algorithms.
// Maintains the m_heapIndex value in the timers themselves, which allows us to do efficient
// modification of the heap.
class TimerHeapElement {
public:
    explicit TimerHeapElement(int i) : m_index(i), m_timer((*timerHeap)[m_index]) { checkConsistency(); }

    TimerHeapElement(const TimerHeapElement&);
    TimerHeapElement& operator=(const TimerHeapElement&);

    TimerBase* timer() const { return m_timer; }

    void checkConsistency() const {
        ASSERT(m_index >= 0);
        ASSERT(m_index < (timerHeap ? static_cast<int>(timerHeap->size()) : 0));
    }

private:
    TimerHeapElement();

    int m_index;
    TimerBase* m_timer;
};

inline TimerHeapElement::TimerHeapElement(const TimerHeapElement& o)
    : m_index(-1), m_timer(o.timer())
{
}

inline TimerHeapElement& TimerHeapElement::operator=(const TimerHeapElement& o)
{
    TimerBase* t = o.timer();
    m_timer = t;
    if (m_index != -1) {
        checkConsistency();
        (*timerHeap)[m_index] = t;
        t->m_heapIndex = m_index;
    }
    return *this;
}

inline bool operator<(const TimerHeapElement& a, const TimerHeapElement& b)
{
    // Note, this is "backwards" because the heap puts the largest element first
    // and we want the lowest time to be the first one in the heap.
    return b.timer()->m_nextFireTime < a.timer()->m_nextFireTime;
}

// ----------------

// Class to represent iterators in the heap when calling the standard library heap algorithms.
// Returns TimerHeapElement for elements in the heap rather than the TimerBase pointers themselves.
class TimerHeapIterator : public iterator<random_access_iterator_tag, TimerHeapElement, int> {
public:
    TimerHeapIterator() : m_index(-1) { }
    TimerHeapIterator(int i) : m_index(i) { checkConsistency(); }

    TimerHeapIterator& operator++() { checkConsistency(); ++m_index; checkConsistency(); return *this; }
    TimerHeapIterator operator++(int) { checkConsistency(); checkConsistency(1); return m_index++; }

    TimerHeapIterator& operator--() { checkConsistency(); --m_index; checkConsistency(); return *this; }
    TimerHeapIterator operator--(int) { checkConsistency(); checkConsistency(-1); return m_index--; }

    TimerHeapIterator& operator+=(int i) { checkConsistency(); m_index += i; checkConsistency(); return *this; }
    TimerHeapIterator& operator-=(int i) { checkConsistency(); m_index -= i; checkConsistency(); return *this; }

    TimerHeapElement operator*() const { return TimerHeapElement(m_index); }
    TimerHeapElement operator[](int i) const { return TimerHeapElement(m_index + i); }

    int index() const { return m_index; }

    void checkConsistency(int offset = 0) const {
        ASSERT(m_index + offset >= 0);
        ASSERT(m_index + offset <= (timerHeap ? static_cast<int>(timerHeap->size()) : 0));
    }

private:
    int m_index;
};

inline bool operator==(TimerHeapIterator a, TimerHeapIterator b) { return a.index() == b.index(); }
inline bool operator!=(TimerHeapIterator a, TimerHeapIterator b) { return a.index() != b.index(); }
inline bool operator<(TimerHeapIterator a, TimerHeapIterator b) { return a.index() < b.index(); }

inline TimerHeapIterator operator+(TimerHeapIterator a, int b) { return a.index() + b; }
inline TimerHeapIterator operator+(int a, TimerHeapIterator b) { return a + b.index(); }

inline TimerHeapIterator operator-(TimerHeapIterator a, int b) { return a.index() - b; }
inline int operator-(TimerHeapIterator a, TimerHeapIterator b) { return a.index() - b.index(); }

// ----------------

void updateSharedTimer()
{
    if (timersReadyToFire || deferringTimers || !timerHeap || timerHeap->isEmpty())
        stopSharedTimer();
    else
        setSharedTimerFireTime(timerHeap->first()->m_nextFireTime);
}

// ----------------

TimerBase::TimerBase()
    : m_nextFireTime(0), m_repeatInterval(0), m_heapIndex(-1)
{
    // We only need to do this once, but probably not worth trying to optimize it.
    setSharedTimerFiredFunction(sharedTimerFired);
}

TimerBase::~TimerBase()
{
    stop();

    ASSERT(!inHeap());
}

void TimerBase::start(double nextFireInterval, double repeatInterval)
{
    m_repeatInterval = repeatInterval;
    setNextFireTime(currentTime() + nextFireInterval);
}

void TimerBase::stop()
{
    m_repeatInterval = 0;
    setNextFireTime(0);

    ASSERT(m_nextFireTime == 0);
    ASSERT(m_repeatInterval == 0);
    ASSERT(!inHeap());
}

bool TimerBase::isActive() const
{
    return m_nextFireTime || (timersReadyToFire && timersReadyToFire->contains(this));
}

double TimerBase::nextFireInterval() const
{
    ASSERT(isActive());
    double current = currentTime();
    if (m_nextFireTime < current)
        return 0;
    return m_nextFireTime - current;
}

inline void TimerBase::checkHeapIndex() const
{
    ASSERT(timerHeap);
    ASSERT(!timerHeap->isEmpty());
    ASSERT(m_heapIndex >= 0);
    ASSERT(m_heapIndex < static_cast<int>(timerHeap->size()));
    ASSERT((*timerHeap)[m_heapIndex] == this);
}

inline void TimerBase::checkConsistency() const
{
    // Timers should be in the heap if and only if they have a non-zero next fire time.
    ASSERT(inHeap() == (m_nextFireTime != 0));
    if (inHeap())
        checkHeapIndex();
}

void TimerBase::heapDecreaseKey()
{
    ASSERT(m_nextFireTime != 0);
    checkHeapIndex();
    push_heap(TimerHeapIterator(0), TimerHeapIterator(m_heapIndex + 1));
    checkHeapIndex();
}

inline void TimerBase::heapDelete()
{
    ASSERT(m_nextFireTime == 0);
    heapPop();
    timerHeap->removeLast();
    m_heapIndex = -1;
}

inline void TimerBase::heapDeleteMin()
{
    ASSERT(m_nextFireTime == 0);
    heapPopMin();
    timerHeap->removeLast();
    m_heapIndex = -1;
}

inline void TimerBase::heapIncreaseKey()
{
    ASSERT(m_nextFireTime != 0);
    heapPop();
    heapDecreaseKey();
}

inline void TimerBase::heapInsert()
{
    ASSERT(!inHeap());
    if (!timerHeap)
        timerHeap = new Vector<TimerBase*>;
    timerHeap->append(this);
    m_heapIndex = timerHeap->size() - 1;
    heapDecreaseKey();
}

inline void TimerBase::heapPop()
{
    // Temporarily force this timer to have the minimum key so we can pop it.
    double fireTime = m_nextFireTime;
    m_nextFireTime = -numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
    heapDecreaseKey();
    heapPopMin();
    m_nextFireTime = fireTime;
}

void TimerBase::heapPopMin()
{
    ASSERT(this == timerHeap->first());
    checkHeapIndex();
    pop_heap(TimerHeapIterator(0), TimerHeapIterator(timerHeap->size()));
    checkHeapIndex();
    ASSERT(this == timerHeap->last());
}

void TimerBase::setNextFireTime(double newTime)
{
    // Keep heap valid while changing the next-fire time.

    if (timersReadyToFire)
        timersReadyToFire->remove(this);

    double oldTime = m_nextFireTime;
    if (oldTime != newTime) {
        m_nextFireTime = newTime;

        bool wasFirstTimerInHeap = m_heapIndex == 0;

        if (oldTime == 0)
            heapInsert();
        else if (newTime == 0)
            heapDelete();
        else if (newTime < oldTime)
            heapDecreaseKey();
        else
            heapIncreaseKey();

        bool isFirstTimerInHeap = m_heapIndex == 0;

        if (wasFirstTimerInHeap || isFirstTimerInHeap)
            updateSharedTimer();
    }

    checkConsistency();
}

void TimerBase::collectFiringTimers(double fireTime, Vector<TimerBase*>& firingTimers)
{
    while (!timerHeap->isEmpty() && timerHeap->first()->m_nextFireTime <= fireTime) {
        TimerBase* timer = timerHeap->first();
        firingTimers.append(timer);
        timersReadyToFire->add(timer);
        timer->m_nextFireTime = 0;
        timer->heapDeleteMin();
    }
}

void TimerBase::fireTimers(double fireTime, const Vector<TimerBase*>& firingTimers)
{
    int size = firingTimers.size();
    for (int i = 0; i != size; ++i) {
        TimerBase* timer = firingTimers[i];

        // If not in the set, this timer has been deleted or re-scheduled in another timer's fired function.
        // So either we don't want to fire it at all or we will fire it next time the shared timer goes off.
        // It might even have been deleted; that's OK because we won't do anything else with the pointer.
        if (!timersReadyToFire->contains(timer))
            continue;

        // Setting the next fire time has a side effect of removing the timer from the firing timers set.
        double interval = timer->repeatInterval();
        timer->setNextFireTime(interval ? fireTime + interval : 0);

        // Once the timer has been fired, it may be deleted, so do nothing else with it after this point.
        timer->fired();

        // Catch the case where the timer asked timers to fire in a nested event loop.
        if (!timersReadyToFire)
            break;
    }
}

void TimerBase::sharedTimerFired()
{
    // Do a re-entrancy check.
    if (timersReadyToFire)
        return;

    double fireTime = currentTime();
    Vector<TimerBase*> firingTimers;
    HashSet<const TimerBase*> firingTimersSet;

    timersReadyToFire = &firingTimersSet;

    collectFiringTimers(fireTime, firingTimers);
    fireTimers(fireTime, firingTimers);

    timersReadyToFire = 0;

    updateSharedTimer();
}

void TimerBase::fireTimersInNestedEventLoop()
{
    timersReadyToFire = 0;
    updateSharedTimer();
}

// ----------------

bool isDeferringTimers()
{
    return deferringTimers;
}

void setDeferringTimers(bool shouldDefer)
{
    if (shouldDefer == deferringTimers)
        return;
    deferringTimers = shouldDefer;
    updateSharedTimer();
}

}