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Revert "testsuite: Add test for #13916"

This reverts commit b2d3ec37. Didn't
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module Main where
import Data.IORef
import System.IO.Unsafe
import Control.Concurrent.STM
import Control.Concurrent.Async
import Control.Concurrent
import System.IO
import System.Directory
import System.FilePath
import T13916_Bracket
type Thing = MVar Bool
main :: IO ()
main = do
withEnvCache limit spawner $ \cache ->
forConcurrently_ [1..1000 :: Int] $ \n -> withEnv cache (\handle -> put handle n)
where
limit :: Limit
limit = Hard 1
put handle n = return ()
spawner :: Spawner Thing
spawner = Spawner
{ maker = mkhandle
, killer = \thing -> takeMVar thing >> putMVar thing True
, isDead = \thing -> readMVar thing
}
mkhandle :: IO Thing
mkhandle = newMVar False
{-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}
{- |
Module : Bracket
Description : Handling multiple environments with bracket-like apis
Maintainer : robertkennedy@clearwateranalytics.com
Stability : stable
This module is meant for ie Sql or mongo connections, where you may wish for some number of easy to grab
environments. In particular, this assumes your connection has some initialization/release functions
This module creates bugs with any optimizations enabled. The bugs do not occur if the program is in the same
module.
-}
module Bracket (
-- * Data Types
Spawner(..), Limit(..), Cache,
-- * Usage
withEnvCache, withEnv
) where
import Control.Concurrent.STM
import Control.Concurrent.STM.TSem
import Control.Exception hiding (handle)
import Control.Monad
import Data.Vector (Vector)
import qualified Data.Vector as Vector
-- * Data Types
-- | Tells the program how many environments it is allowed to spawn.
-- A `Lax` limit will spawn extra connections if the `Cache` is empty,
-- while a `Hard` limit will not spawn any more than the given number of connections simultaneously.
--
-- @since 0.3.7
data Limit = Hard {getLimit :: {-# unpack #-} !Int}
data Spawner env = Spawner
{ maker :: IO env
, killer :: env -> IO ()
, isDead :: env -> IO Bool
}
type VCache env = Vector (TMVar env)
data Cache env = Unlimited { spawner :: Spawner env
, vcache :: !(VCache env)
}
| Limited { spawner :: Spawner env
, vcache :: !(VCache env)
, envsem :: TSem
}
-- ** Initialization
withEnvCache :: Limit -> Spawner env -> (Cache env -> IO a) -> IO a
withEnvCache limit spawner = bracket starter releaseCache
where starter = case limit of
Hard n -> Limited spawner <$> initializeEmptyCache n <*> atomically (newTSem n)
-- ** Using a single value
withEnv :: Cache env -> (env -> IO a) -> IO a
withEnv cache = case cache of
Unlimited{..} -> withEnvUnlimited spawner vcache
Limited{..} -> withEnvLimited spawner vcache envsem
-- *** Unlimited
-- | Takes an env and returns it on completion of the function.
-- If all envs are already taken or closed, this will spin up a new env.
-- When the function finishes, this will attempt to put the env into the cache. If it cannot,
-- it will kill the env. Note this can lead to many concurrent connections.
--
-- @since 0.3.5
withEnvUnlimited :: Spawner env -> VCache env -> (env -> IO a) -> IO a
withEnvUnlimited Spawner{..} cache = bracket taker putter
where
taker = do
mpipe <- atomically $ tryTakeEnv cache
case mpipe of
Nothing -> maker
Just env -> isDead env >>= \b -> if not b then return env else killer env >> maker
putter env = do
accepted <- atomically $ tryPutEnv cache env
unless accepted $ killer env
-- *** Limited
-- | Takes an env and returns it on completion of the function.
-- If all envs are already taken, this will wait. This should have a constant number of environments
--
-- @since 0.3.6
withEnvLimited :: Spawner env -> VCache env -> TSem -> (env -> IO a) -> IO a
withEnvLimited spawner vcache envsem = bracket taker putter
where
taker = limitMakeEnv spawner vcache envsem
putter env = atomically $ putEnv vcache env
limitMakeEnv :: Spawner env -> VCache env -> TSem -> IO env
limitMakeEnv Spawner{..} vcache envsem = go
where
go = do
eenvpermission <- atomically $ ( Left <$> takeEnv vcache )
`orElse` ( Right <$> waitTSem envsem )
case eenvpermission of
Right () -> maker
Left env -> do
-- Given our env, we check if it's dead. If it's not, we are done and return it.
-- If it is dead, we release it, signal that a new env can be created, and then recurse
isdead <- isDead env
if not isdead then return env
else do
killer env
atomically $ signalTSem envsem
go
-- * Low level
initializeEmptyCache :: Int -> IO (VCache env)
initializeEmptyCache n | n < 1 = return mempty
| otherwise = Vector.replicateM n newEmptyTMVarIO
takeEnv :: VCache env -> STM env
takeEnv = Vector.foldl folding retry
where folding m stmenv = m `orElse` takeTMVar stmenv
tryTakeEnv :: VCache env -> STM (Maybe env)
tryTakeEnv cache = (Just <$> takeEnv cache) `orElse` pure Nothing
putEnv :: VCache env -> env -> STM ()
putEnv cache env = Vector.foldl folding retry cache
where folding m stmenv = m `orElse` putTMVar stmenv env
tryPutEnv :: VCache env -> env -> STM Bool
tryPutEnv cache env = (putEnv cache env *> return True) `orElse` pure False
releaseCache :: Cache env -> IO ()
releaseCache cache = Vector.mapM_ qkRelease (vcache cache)
where qkRelease tenv = atomically (tryTakeTMVar tenv)
>>= maybe (return ()) (killer $ spawner cache)
......@@ -284,4 +284,3 @@ test('hs_try_putmvar003',
# Check forkIO exception determinism under optimization
test('T13330', normal, compile_and_run, ['-O'])
test('T13916', normal, compile_and_run, ['-O2'])
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