229 lines
7.2 KiB
C++
229 lines
7.2 KiB
C++
/***
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Copyright (C) 2022 J Reece Wilson (a/k/a "Reece"). All rights reserved.
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File: Main.cpp
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Date: 2022-2-18
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Author: Reece
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***/
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#include <AuroraRuntime.hpp>
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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
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TEST(Loop, Semaphore)
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{
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auto semaA = Aurora::Loop::NewLSSemaphore(1);
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auto semaB = Aurora::Loop::NewLSSemaphore(0);
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auto semac = Aurora::Loop::NewLSSemaphore(0);
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auto loop = Aurora::Loop::NewLoopQueue();
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// Add initial loop sources
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->SourceAdd(semaA));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->SourceAdd(semaB));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->SourceAddWithTimeout(semac, 2000));
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auto semACallback = AuMakeShared<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSourceSubscriberFunctional>([](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> bool
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{
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AuLogInfo("Hello from semaphore a's work queue");
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return false; // dont evict, we'll reuse this *1 (search for me)
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});
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auto semBCallback = AuMakeShared<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSourceSubscriberFunctional>([](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> bool
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{
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AuLogInfo("Hello from semaphore b's work queue");
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return true; // evict
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});
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auto semCCallback = AuMakeShared<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSourceSubscriberExFunctional>([](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> bool
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{
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AuLogInfo("This should not have been triggered from C");
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return false;
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},
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[](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> void
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{
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AuLogInfo("C timedout succesfully!");
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});
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// Add optional subscriptions
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->AddCallback(semaA, semACallback));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->AddCallback(semaB, semBCallback));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->AddCallbackEx(semac, semCCallback));
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// Commit source changes
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->Commit());
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// Dispatch any (IE: semaphore A) non-blocking
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->IsSignaled());
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// Reuse semaphore A
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semaA->AddOne(); // *1
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// And demonstrate blocking function
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->WaitAny(0)); // *1
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// ...or what about now? now will you block?
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ASSERT_FALSE(loop->WaitAny(1000));
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// Trigger A and B
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semaB->AddOne();
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semaA->AddOne();
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// Dispatch all
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->WaitAny(1000));
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// Stall for 10s unless A comes alives (it wont)
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loop->WaitAll(10000);
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ASSERT_FALSE(loop->WaitAll(100));
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// Manually evict semaphore A
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loop->SourceRemove(semaA);
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loop->Commit();
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->WaitAll(100));
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}
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TEST(Loop, Performance)
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{
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SysBenchmark("Loop Performance A");
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auto semaA = Aurora::Loop::NewLSSemaphore(1);
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auto semaB = Aurora::Loop::NewLSSemaphore(0);
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auto semac = Aurora::Loop::NewLSSemaphore(0);
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auto loop = Aurora::Loop::NewLoopQueue();
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auto semACallback = AuMakeShared<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSourceSubscriberFunctional>([](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> bool
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{
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//AuLogInfo("Hello from semaphore a's work queue");
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return false; // dont evict, we'll reuse this *1
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});
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auto semBCallback = AuMakeShared<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSourceSubscriberFunctional>([](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> bool
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{
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//AuLogInfo("Hello from semaphore b's work queue");
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return true; // evict
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});
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auto semCCallback = AuMakeShared<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSourceSubscriberExFunctional>([](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> bool
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{
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//AuLogInfo("This should not have been triggered from C");
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return false;
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},
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[](const AuSPtr<Aurora::Loop::ILoopSource> &source) -> void
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{
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//AuLogInfo("C timedout succesfully!");
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});
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/*
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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NT:
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At 10k iterations:
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[2022-03-31 13:10:29] [Debug] | [Benchmark] Loop Performance A took 51.01004ms
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[2022-03-31 13:10:54] [Debug] | [Benchmark] Loop Performance A took 50.02065ms
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...not bad, here's why:
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Reece, [30/03/2022 19:39]
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1 whole frame (~20Hhz) of work to blast WaitForMultipleObjectsEx/io_submit/epoll abstraction with a test covering multiple apis 10k times/iterations
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Reece, [30/03/2022 19:39]
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imagine a scheduling thread working on 10k unique kernel work objects per frame
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Reece, [30/03/2022 19:39]
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that alone isn't comparable to sockets because sockets are grouped into 1 worker event per thread
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Reece, [30/03/2022 19:40]
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general purpose work should go through semaphores and condition variables, not a unique object per work item
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Reece, [30/03/2022 19:40]
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it would be like sleeping on a kernel object 40,000 times per frame
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Reece, [30/03/2022 19:40]
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by "like" i mean 10k iterations * 4 apis that can dispatch a callback or yield to kernel
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Reece, [30/03/2022 19:42]
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best practices say you dont fucking spam resources. 40k is a hell of a lot more than, idk, checking a file read transaction a few tens-to-hundreds of times a second on an serializer thread that's not-io bound
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Further data:
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VS Profiler reports: 1.6% other, 77.5% IO, kernel: 20%
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[TODO: link]
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...almost all of the overhead is the semaphore callbacks themselves
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[TODO: link]
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Needless to say, I think this is alright.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Linux: TODO: io_submit
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BSD: kevent is a long way away
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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*/
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for (int i = 0; i < 10'000; i++)
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{
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// Add initial loop sources
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->SourceAdd(semaA));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->SourceAdd(semaB));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->SourceAddWithTimeout(semac, 2000));
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// Add optional subscriptions
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->AddCallback(semaA, semACallback));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->AddCallback(semaB, semBCallback));
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->AddCallbackEx(semac, semCCallback));
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// Commit source changes
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->Commit());
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// Dispatch any (IE: semaphore A) non-blocking
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->IsSignaled());
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// Reuse semaphore A
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semaA->AddOne(); // *1
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// And demonstrate blocking function
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->WaitAny(0)); // *1
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//ASSERT_FALSE(loop->WaitAny(1000));
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// Trigger A and B
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semaB->AddOne();
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semaA->AddOne();
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// Dispatch all
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->WaitAny(1000));
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// Stall for 10s unless A comes alives (it wont)
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//loop->WaitAll(10000);
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//ASSERT_FALSE(loop->WaitAll(100));
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// Manually evict semaphore A
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loop->SourceRemove(semaA);
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loop->SourceRemove(semac);
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loop->Commit();
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ASSERT_TRUE(loop->WaitAll(100));
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semaA->AddOne(); // account for initial starting count of 1
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}
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printf(".");
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}
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void RunTests()
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{
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Aurora::RuntimeStartInfo info;
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info.console.fio.enableLogging = false;
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info.console.asyncVSLog = true;
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Aurora::RuntimeStart(info);
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} |