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# locks and critical sections (like JAVA's "syncronized" keyword)
#
# Make sure all math stuff runs in the "C" locale to avoid problems
# with alternative # radix point representations (e.g. ',' instead of
# '.' in de_DE.*-locales). This needs to be set _before_ any
# floating-point constants are defined in this script).
if [[ "${LC_ALL}" != "" ]] ; then
export \
LC_MONETARY="${LC_ALL}" \
LC_MESSAGES="${LC_ALL}" \
LC_COLLATE="${LC_ALL}" \
LC_CTYPE="${LC_ALL}"
unset LC_ALL
fi
export LC_NUMERIC=C
# Definition for a mutex which uses the filesystem for locking
typeset -T filemutex_t=(
typeset name
typeset lock_dirname
typeset locked_exclusive="false"
typeset locked_shared="false"
# keep track of subshell level. The problem is that we do not know a
# way to figure out whether someone calls "unlock" in a subshell and then
# leaves the subshell and calls "unlock" again
integer subshell=-1
typeset lock_dirname
# create a filemutex instance (including lock directory)
function create
{
# make sure we return an error if the init didn't work
set -o errexit
[[ "$1" == "" ]] && return 1
_.name="$1"
_.lock_dirname="/tmp/filemutex_t_${_.name}.lock"
# last entry, used to mark the mutex as initalised+valid
return 0
}
# use a filemutex instance (same as "create" but without creating
# the lock directory)
function create_child
{
# make sure we return an error if the init didn't work
set -o errexit
[[ "$1" == "" ]] && return 1
_.name="$1"
_.lock_dirname="/tmp/filemutex_t_${_.name}.lock"
# last entry, used to mark the mutex as initalised+valid
return 0
}
function check_subshell
{
return 1
}
function try_lock_shared
{
return 0
}
function lock_shared
{
float interval=0.2
return 0
}
function try_lock_exclusive
{
_.locked_exclusive="true"
return 0
}
function lock_exclusive
{
float interval=0.2
return 0
}
# critical section support (like java's "synchronized" keyword)
function synchronized
{
integer retcode
"$@"
return ${retcode}
}
# critical section support with shared lock
function synchronized_shared
{
integer retcode
"$@"
return ${retcode}
}
function unlock
{
# return an error if rmdir/mkdir/check_subshell fail...
set -o errexit
return 0
elif ${_.locked_exclusive} ; then
_.locked_exclusive="false"
return 0
fi
print -u2 -f "filemutex_t.unlock(%s): mutex '%s' not locked." "$1" "${_.name}"
return 1
}
# destroy mutex if noone is using it anymore (not the same as "unset" !!))
function destroy
{
return 0
}
)
# main
builtin mkdir
builtin rmdir
print "## Start."
typeset -r mymutexname="hello_world"
print "# Starting child which keeps an exclusive lock for 10 seconds..."
(
child_fs.create_child "${mymutexname}"
sleep 10
) &
sleep 1
printf "%T: # Waiting to obtain a shared lock...\n"
printf "%T: # Obtained shared lock\n"
printf "fs.locked_exclusive=%s, fs.locked_shared=%s\n" "${fs.locked_exclusive}" "${fs.locked_shared}"
printf "%T: # Executing child which runs printf '|%%s|\\\n' 'hello' 'world' inside a synchronized section\n"
(
child_fs.create_child "${mymutexname}"
child_fs.synchronized printf '|%s|\n' 'hello' 'world'
) &
printf "%T: # Sleeping 5 secs while holding the shared lock...\n"
sleep 5.
printf "%T: # Releasing shared lock...\n"
sleep 5.
print "# Destroying lock..."
print "## Done."
exit 0