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Revision: 87
Committed: Mon Jan 1 11:31:26 2018 UTC (6 years, 10 months ago) by tony
Content type: text/x-pascal
Original Path: ibx/trunk/fbintf/client/FBActivityMonitor.pas
File size: 9490 byte(s)
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fnintf fixes merged

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# User Rev Content
1 tony 45 (*
2     * Firebird Interface (fbintf). The fbintf components provide a set of
3     * Pascal language bindings for the Firebird API.
4     *
5     * The contents of this file are subject to the Initial Developer's
6     * Public License Version 1.0 (the "License"); you may not use this
7     * file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy
8     * of the License here:
9     *
10     * http://www.firebirdsql.org/index.php?op=doc&id=idpl
11     *
12     * Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS
13     * IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or
14     * implied. See the License for the specific language governing rights
15     * and limitations under the License.
16     *
17     * The Initial Developer of the Original Code is Tony Whyman.
18     *
19     * The Original Code is (C) 2016 Tony Whyman, MWA Software
20     * (http://www.mwasoftware.co.uk).
21     *
22     * All Rights Reserved.
23     *
24     * Contributor(s): ______________________________________.
25     *
26     *)
27     unit FBActivityMonitor;
28 tony 56 {$IFDEF MSWINDOWS}
29     {$DEFINE WINDOWS}
30     {$ENDIF}
31 tony 45
32     {$IFDEF FPC}
33 tony 56 {$mode delphi}
34 tony 45 {$interfaces COM}
35     {$ENDIF}
36    
37     interface
38    
39     uses
40     Classes, SysUtils, IBExternals;
41    
42     { $DEFINE DEBUGINTERFACES} {Define this to check that all interfaces are
43     being destroyed.}
44    
45     type
46     { TMonitoredObject is an optional class used to journal all interface creatino
47     and deletion as well as keeping a count of how many monitored interfaces
48     exist at any one time. It is used at development to look for memory leaks
49     due to interfaces not being discarded when no longer used.}
50    
51     {$IFDEF DEBUGINTERFACES}
52     TMonitoredObject = class(TInterfacedObject)
53     public
54     constructor Create;
55     destructor Destroy; override;
56     end;
57    
58     {TFBInterfacedObject is used as the base class for interfaces objects and can
59     be either a synonym for TInterfacedObject (default) or TMonitored object}
60    
61     TFBInterfacedObject = TMonitoredObject;
62     {$ELSE}
63     TFBInterfacedObject = TInterfacedObject;
64     {$ENDIF}
65    
66     { TInterfaceOwner }
67    
68     TInterfaceOwner = class(TFBInterfacedObject)
69     private
70     FInterfaces: array of TInterfacedObject;
71     FInterfaceRefs: array of IUnknown;
72     FRetainInterfaces: boolean;
73     FMinInterfaces: integer;
74     function GetCount: integer;
75     procedure SetRetainInterfaces(AValue: boolean);
76     protected
77     procedure AddInterface(index: integer; obj: TInterfacedObject);
78     function HasInterface(index: integer): boolean;
79     procedure ReleaseInterfaces;
80     public
81     constructor Create(aInterfaces: integer=0);
82     destructor Destroy; override;
83     procedure AddObject(obj: TInterfacedObject);
84     function GetInterface(index: integer): TInterfacedObject;
85     procedure Remove(intf: TInterfacedObject);
86     property InterfaceCount: integer read GetCount;
87     property RetainInterfaces: boolean read FRetainInterfaces write SetRetainInterfaces;
88     end;
89    
90     {The IActivityMonitor interface is provided by classes that receive activity
91     reports.}
92    
93     IActivityMonitor = interface
94     procedure AddObject(obj: TInterfacedObject);
95     procedure Remove(intf: TInterfacedObject);
96     procedure SignalActivity;
97     end;
98    
99     { TActivityReporter is a base class for objects that need to report their activity
100     to an activity monitor, where activity is defined as use of a Firebird API call.
101     Objects descending from this class always used the "Call" method as a wrapper
102     for calls to the Firebird API. Each such call is then classed as activity
103     and reported to one or more activity monitors.
104    
105     In practice, a transaction monitors statements, blobs and arrays. A Database
106     monitors transactions and events. Transaction monitors use the ITransactionMonitor
107     interface, implemented through the helper object TTransactionMonitor.
108     }
109    
110     TActivityReporter = class(TInterfaceOwner)
111     private
112     FHasActivity: boolean;
113     FMonitors: array of IActivityMonitor;
114     function FindMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor): integer;
115     protected
116     function Call(ErrCode: ISC_STATUS; RaiseError: Boolean = true): ISC_STATUS;
117     procedure AddMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
118     procedure RemoveMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
119     public
120     constructor Create(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor;aInterfaces: integer=0);
121     destructor Destroy; override;
122     function HasActivity: boolean;
123     procedure SignalActivity;
124     end;
125    
126     { TActivityHandler is a base class for classes that receive activity reports.}
127    
128     TActivityHandler = class(TInterfaceOwner,IActivityMonitor)
129     private
130     FHasActivity: boolean;
131     public
132     function HasActivity: boolean;
133     procedure SignalActivity;
134     end;
135    
136     implementation
137    
138     uses FB25ClientAPI;
139    
140     { TActivityHandler }
141    
142     function TActivityHandler.HasActivity: boolean;
143     begin
144     Result := FHasActivity;
145     FHasActivity := false;
146     end;
147    
148     procedure TActivityHandler.SignalActivity;
149     begin
150     FHasActivity := true;
151     end;
152    
153     { TMonitoredObject }
154    
155     {$IFDEF DEBUGINTERFACES}
156 tony 56 var
157     FObjectCount: integer;
158    
159 tony 45 constructor TMonitoredObject.Create;
160     begin
161     inherited Create;
162     Inc(FObjectCount);
163     writeln('Creating ' + ClassName,', Obj Count = ',FObjectCount);
164     end;
165    
166     destructor TMonitoredObject.Destroy;
167     begin
168     Dec(FObjectCount);
169     writeln('Destroying ' + ClassName,' Obj Count = ',FObjectCount);
170     inherited Destroy;
171     end;
172     {$ENDIF}
173    
174     { TActivityReporter}
175    
176     function TActivityReporter.FindMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor): integer;
177     var i: integer;
178     begin
179     Result := -1;
180     for i := 0 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
181     if FMonitors[i] = aMonitor then
182     begin
183     Result := i;
184     Exit;
185     end;
186     end;
187    
188     function TActivityReporter.Call(ErrCode: ISC_STATUS; RaiseError: Boolean): ISC_STATUS;
189     begin
190     result := ErrCode;
191     SignalActivity;
192     if RaiseError and (ErrCode > 0) then
193     Firebird25ClientAPI.IBDataBaseError;
194     end;
195    
196     procedure TActivityReporter.AddMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
197     var i: integer;
198     begin
199     if FindMonitor(aMonitor) = -1 then
200     begin
201     i := Length(FMonitors);
202     Setlength(FMonitors,i+1);
203     FMonitors[i] := aMonitor;
204     aMonitor.AddObject(self);
205     end;
206     end;
207    
208     procedure TActivityReporter.RemoveMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
209     var i,j: integer;
210     begin
211     i := FindMonitor(aMonitor);
212     if i <> -1 then
213     begin
214     aMonitor.Remove(self);
215     if Length(FMonitors) = 1 then
216     SetLength(FMonitors,0)
217     else
218     begin
219     for j := i + 1 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
220     FMonitors[j-1] := FMonitors[j];
221     SetLength(FMonitors,Length(FMonitors)-1);
222     end;
223     end;
224     end;
225    
226     procedure TActivityReporter.SignalActivity;
227     var i: integer;
228     begin
229     FHasActivity := true;
230     for i := 0 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
231     FMonitors[i].SignalActivity;
232     end;
233    
234     constructor TActivityReporter.Create(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor;
235     aInterfaces: integer);
236     begin
237     inherited Create(aInterfaces);
238     if aMonitor <> nil then
239     begin
240     SetLength(FMonitors,1);
241     FMonitors[0] := aMonitor;
242     end;
243     end;
244    
245     destructor TActivityReporter.Destroy;
246     var i: integer;
247     begin
248     for i := 0 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
249     FMonitors[i].Remove(self);
250     inherited Destroy;
251     end;
252    
253     function TActivityReporter.HasActivity: boolean;
254     begin
255     Result := FHasActivity;
256     FHasActivity := false;
257     end;
258    
259     { TInterfaceOwner }
260    
261     constructor TInterfaceOwner.Create(aInterfaces: integer);
262     begin
263     inherited Create;
264     FMinInterfaces := aInterfaces;
265     SetLength(FInterfaces,aInterfaces);
266     SetLength(FInterfaceRefs,aInterfaces);
267     end;
268    
269     destructor TInterfaceOwner.Destroy;
270     begin
271     ReleaseInterfaces;
272     inherited Destroy;
273     end;
274    
275     procedure TInterfaceOwner.AddObject(obj: TInterfacedObject);
276     var index: integer;
277     begin
278     index := Length(FInterfaces);
279     SetLength(FInterfaces,index+1);
280     SetLength(FInterfaceRefs,index+1);
281     AddInterface(index,obj);
282     end;
283    
284     function TInterfaceOwner.GetInterface(index: integer): TInterfacedObject;
285     begin
286     Result := FInterfaces[index];
287     end;
288    
289     procedure TInterfaceOwner.SetRetainInterfaces(AValue: boolean);
290     begin
291     if FRetainInterfaces = AValue then Exit;
292     FRetainInterfaces := AValue;
293     if not FRetainInterfaces then
294     ReleaseInterfaces;
295     end;
296    
297     function TInterfaceOwner.GetCount: integer;
298     begin
299     Result := Length(FInterfaces);
300     end;
301    
302     procedure TInterfaceOwner.AddInterface(index: integer; obj: TInterfacedObject);
303     begin
304     FInterfaces[index] := obj;
305     if RetainInterfaces then
306     FInterfaceRefs[index] := obj;
307     end;
308    
309     function TInterfaceOwner.HasInterface(index: integer): boolean;
310     begin
311 tony 87 Result := (Length(FInterfaces) > 0) and (FInterfaces[index] <> nil);
312 tony 45 end;
313    
314     procedure TInterfaceOwner.Remove(intf: TInterfacedObject);
315     var i, j: integer;
316     begin
317     for i := 0 to Length(FInterfaces) - 1 do
318     if FInterfaces[i] = intf then
319     begin
320     if i < FMinInterfaces then
321     begin
322     FInterfaceRefs[i] := nil;
323     FInterfaces[i] := nil;
324     end
325     else
326     begin
327     for j := i to Length(FInterfaces) - 2 do
328     begin
329     FInterfaceRefs[j] := FInterfaceRefs[j+1];
330     FInterfaces[j] := FInterfaces[j+1];
331     end;
332     SetLength(FInterfaces,Length(FInterfaces)-1);
333     SetLength(FInterfaceRefs,Length(FInterfaceRefs)-1);
334     end;
335     Exit;
336     end;
337     end;
338    
339     procedure TInterfaceOwner.ReleaseInterfaces;
340     var i: integer;
341     begin
342     for i := 0 to Length(FInterfaces) - 1 do
343 tony 56 begin
344     {$IFNDEF FPC}
345     {With Delphi we need to explicitly null the object reference when it is
346     going to be disposed of. This is because Delphi does not drop the reference
347     count until after the containing object is released.}
348     if (FInterfaces[i] <> nil) and (FInterfaces[i].RefCount <= 2) then
349     FInterfaces[i] := nil;
350     {$ENDIF}
351 tony 45 FInterfaceRefs[i] := nil;
352 tony 56 end;
353 tony 45 end;
354    
355     end.
356