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1 /* Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
2 * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
3 * found in the LICENSE file.
4 */
6 #ifndef PPAPI_TESTS_PP_THREAD_H_
7 #define PPAPI_TESTS_PP_THREAD_H_
9 #include "ppapi/c/pp_macros.h"
10 #include "ppapi/tests/test_utils.h"
12 #if defined(PPAPI_POSIX)
13 #include <pthread.h>
14 #elif defined(PPAPI_OS_WIN)
15 #include <process.h>
16 #include <windows.h>
17 #else
18 #error No thread library detected.
19 #endif
21 /**
22 * @file
23 * This file provides platform-independent wrappers around threads. This is for
24 * use by PPAPI wrappers and tests which need to run on multiple platforms to
25 * support both trusted platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) and untrusted (Native
26 * Client). Apps that use PPAPI only with Native Client should generally use the
27 * Native Client POSIX implementation instead.
29 * TODO(dmichael): Move this file to ppapi/c and delete this comment, if we end
30 * up needing platform independent threads in PPAPI C or C++. This file was
31 * written using inline functions and PPAPI naming conventions with the intent
32 * of making it possible to put it in to ppapi/c. Currently, however, it's only
33 * used in ppapi/tests, so is not part of the published API.
36 typedef void (PP_ThreadFunction)(void* data);
38 #if defined(PPAPI_POSIX)
39 typedef pthread_t PP_Thread;
40 #elif defined(PPAPI_OS_WIN)
41 struct PP_Thread {
42 HANDLE handle;
43 PP_ThreadFunction* thread_func;
44 void* thread_arg;
46 #endif
48 PP_INLINE bool PP_CreateThread(PP_Thread* thread,
49 PP_ThreadFunction function,
50 void* thread_arg);
51 PP_INLINE void PP_JoinThread(PP_Thread thread);
53 #if defined(PPAPI_POSIX)
54 /* Because POSIX thread functions return void* and Windows thread functions do
55 * not, we make PPAPI thread functions have the least capability (no returns).
56 * This struct wraps the user data & function so that we can use the correct
57 * function type on POSIX platforms.
59 struct PP_ThreadFunctionArgWrapper {
60 void* user_data;
61 PP_ThreadFunction* user_function;
64 PP_INLINE void* PP_POSIXThreadFunctionThunk(void* posix_thread_arg) {
65 PP_ThreadFunctionArgWrapper* arg_wrapper =
66 (PP_ThreadFunctionArgWrapper*)posix_thread_arg;
67 arg_wrapper->user_function(arg_wrapper->user_data);
68 free(posix_thread_arg);
69 return NULL;
72 PP_INLINE bool PP_CreateThread(PP_Thread* thread,
73 PP_ThreadFunction function,
74 void* thread_arg) {
75 PP_ThreadFunctionArgWrapper* arg_wrapper =
76 (PP_ThreadFunctionArgWrapper*)malloc(sizeof(PP_ThreadFunctionArgWrapper));
77 arg_wrapper->user_function = function;
78 arg_wrapper->user_data = thread_arg;
79 return (pthread_create(thread,
80 NULL,
81 PP_POSIXThreadFunctionThunk,
82 arg_wrapper) == 0);
85 PP_INLINE void PP_JoinThread(PP_Thread thread) {
86 void* exit_status;
87 pthread_join(thread, &exit_status);
90 #elif defined(PPAPI_OS_WIN)
92 PP_INLINE unsigned __stdcall PP_WindowsThreadFunction(void* param) {
93 PP_Thread* thread = reinterpret_cast<PP_Thread*>(param);
94 thread->thread_func(thread->thread_arg);
95 return 0;
98 PP_INLINE bool PP_CreateThread(PP_Thread* thread,
99 PP_ThreadFunction function,
100 void* thread_arg) {
101 if (!thread)
102 return false;
103 thread->thread_func = function;
104 thread->thread_arg = thread_arg;
105 uintptr_t raw_handle = ::_beginthreadex(NULL,
106 0, /* Use default stack size. */
107 &PP_WindowsThreadFunction,
108 thread,
110 NULL);
111 thread->handle = reinterpret_cast<HANDLE>(raw_handle);
112 return (thread->handle != NULL);
115 PP_INLINE void PP_JoinThread(PP_Thread thread) {
116 ::WaitForSingleObject(thread.handle, INFINITE);
117 ::CloseHandle(thread.handle);
120 #endif
124 * @}
127 #endif /* PPAPI_TESTS_PP_THREAD_H_ */