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# Content
1 (*
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 {$IFDEF MSWINDOWS}
29 {$DEFINE WINDOWS}
30 {$ENDIF}
31
32 {$IFDEF FPC}
33 {$mode delphi}
34 {$interfaces COM}
35 {$ENDIF}
36
37 interface
38
39 uses
40 Classes, SysUtils, IBExternals, IB;
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 TOnDatabaseError = procedure of object;
111
112 TActivityReporter = class(TInterfaceOwner)
113 private
114 FHasActivity: boolean;
115 FMonitors: array of IActivityMonitor;
116 FOnDatabaseError: TOnDatabaseError;
117 function FindMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor): integer;
118 protected
119 function Call(ErrCode: ISC_STATUS; RaiseError: Boolean = true): ISC_STATUS;
120 procedure AddMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
121 procedure RemoveMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
122 public
123 constructor Create(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor;aInterfaces: integer=0);
124 destructor Destroy; override;
125 function HasActivity: boolean;
126 procedure SignalActivity;
127 property OnDatabaseError: TOnDatabaseError read FOnDatabaseError write FOnDatabaseError;
128 end;
129
130 { TActivityHandler is a base class for classes that receive activity reports.}
131
132 TActivityHandler = class(TInterfaceOwner,IActivityMonitor)
133 private
134 FHasActivity: boolean;
135 public
136 function HasActivity: boolean;
137 procedure SignalActivity;
138 end;
139
140 implementation
141
142 uses FBClientAPI;
143
144 { TActivityHandler }
145
146 function TActivityHandler.HasActivity: boolean;
147 begin
148 Result := FHasActivity;
149 FHasActivity := false;
150 end;
151
152 procedure TActivityHandler.SignalActivity;
153 begin
154 FHasActivity := true;
155 end;
156
157 { TMonitoredObject }
158
159 {$IFDEF DEBUGINTERFACES}
160 var
161 FObjectCount: integer;
162
163 constructor TMonitoredObject.Create;
164 begin
165 inherited Create;
166 Inc(FObjectCount);
167 writeln('Creating ' + ClassName,', Obj Count = ',FObjectCount);
168 end;
169
170 destructor TMonitoredObject.Destroy;
171 begin
172 Dec(FObjectCount);
173 writeln('Destroying ' + ClassName,' Obj Count = ',FObjectCount);
174 inherited Destroy;
175 end;
176 {$ENDIF}
177
178 { TActivityReporter}
179
180 function TActivityReporter.FindMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor): integer;
181 var i: integer;
182 begin
183 Result := -1;
184 for i := 0 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
185 if FMonitors[i] = aMonitor then
186 begin
187 Result := i;
188 Exit;
189 end;
190 end;
191
192 function TActivityReporter.Call(ErrCode: ISC_STATUS; RaiseError: Boolean): ISC_STATUS;
193 begin
194 result := ErrCode;
195 SignalActivity;
196 if RaiseError and (ErrCode > 0) and assigned(FOnDatabaseError) then
197 OnDatabaseError;
198 end;
199
200 procedure TActivityReporter.AddMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
201 var i: integer;
202 begin
203 if FindMonitor(aMonitor) = -1 then
204 begin
205 i := Length(FMonitors);
206 Setlength(FMonitors,i+1);
207 FMonitors[i] := aMonitor;
208 aMonitor.AddObject(self);
209 end;
210 end;
211
212 procedure TActivityReporter.RemoveMonitor(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor);
213 var i,j: integer;
214 begin
215 i := FindMonitor(aMonitor);
216 if i <> -1 then
217 begin
218 aMonitor.Remove(self);
219 if Length(FMonitors) = 1 then
220 SetLength(FMonitors,0)
221 else
222 begin
223 for j := i + 1 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
224 FMonitors[j-1] := FMonitors[j];
225 SetLength(FMonitors,Length(FMonitors)-1);
226 end;
227 end;
228 end;
229
230 procedure TActivityReporter.SignalActivity;
231 var i: integer;
232 begin
233 FHasActivity := true;
234 for i := 0 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
235 FMonitors[i].SignalActivity;
236 end;
237
238 constructor TActivityReporter.Create(aMonitor: IActivityMonitor;
239 aInterfaces: integer);
240 begin
241 inherited Create(aInterfaces);
242 if aMonitor <> nil then
243 begin
244 SetLength(FMonitors,1);
245 FMonitors[0] := aMonitor;
246 end;
247 end;
248
249 destructor TActivityReporter.Destroy;
250 var i: integer;
251 begin
252 for i := 0 to Length(FMonitors) - 1 do
253 FMonitors[i].Remove(self);
254 inherited Destroy;
255 end;
256
257 function TActivityReporter.HasActivity: boolean;
258 begin
259 Result := FHasActivity;
260 FHasActivity := false;
261 end;
262
263 { TInterfaceOwner }
264
265 constructor TInterfaceOwner.Create(aInterfaces: integer);
266 begin
267 inherited Create;
268 FMinInterfaces := aInterfaces;
269 SetLength(FInterfaces,aInterfaces);
270 SetLength(FInterfaceRefs,aInterfaces);
271 end;
272
273 destructor TInterfaceOwner.Destroy;
274 begin
275 ReleaseInterfaces;
276 inherited Destroy;
277 end;
278
279 procedure TInterfaceOwner.AddObject(obj: TInterfacedObject);
280 var index: integer;
281 begin
282 index := Length(FInterfaces);
283 SetLength(FInterfaces,index+1);
284 SetLength(FInterfaceRefs,index+1);
285 AddInterface(index,obj);
286 end;
287
288 function TInterfaceOwner.GetInterface(index: integer): TInterfacedObject;
289 begin
290 Result := FInterfaces[index];
291 end;
292
293 procedure TInterfaceOwner.SetRetainInterfaces(AValue: boolean);
294 begin
295 if FRetainInterfaces = AValue then Exit;
296 FRetainInterfaces := AValue;
297 if not FRetainInterfaces then
298 ReleaseInterfaces;
299 end;
300
301 function TInterfaceOwner.GetCount: integer;
302 begin
303 Result := Length(FInterfaces);
304 end;
305
306 procedure TInterfaceOwner.AddInterface(index: integer; obj: TInterfacedObject);
307 begin
308 FInterfaces[index] := obj;
309 if RetainInterfaces then
310 FInterfaceRefs[index] := obj;
311 end;
312
313 function TInterfaceOwner.HasInterface(index: integer): boolean;
314 begin
315 Result := (Length(FInterfaces) > 0) and (FInterfaces[index] <> nil);
316 end;
317
318 procedure TInterfaceOwner.Remove(intf: TInterfacedObject);
319 var i, j: integer;
320 begin
321 for i := 0 to Length(FInterfaces) - 1 do
322 if FInterfaces[i] = intf then
323 begin
324 if i < FMinInterfaces then
325 begin
326 FInterfaceRefs[i] := nil;
327 FInterfaces[i] := nil;
328 end
329 else
330 begin
331 for j := i to Length(FInterfaces) - 2 do
332 begin
333 FInterfaceRefs[j] := FInterfaceRefs[j+1];
334 FInterfaces[j] := FInterfaces[j+1];
335 end;
336 SetLength(FInterfaces,Length(FInterfaces)-1);
337 SetLength(FInterfaceRefs,Length(FInterfaceRefs)-1);
338 end;
339 Exit;
340 end;
341 end;
342
343 procedure TInterfaceOwner.ReleaseInterfaces;
344 var i: integer;
345 begin
346 for i := 0 to Length(FInterfaces) - 1 do
347 begin
348 {$IFNDEF FPC}
349 {With Delphi we need to explicitly null the object reference when it is
350 going to be disposed of. This is because Delphi does not drop the reference
351 count until after the containing object is released.}
352 if (FInterfaces[i] <> nil) and (FInterfaces[i].RefCount <= 2) then
353 FInterfaces[i] := nil;
354 {$ENDIF}
355 FInterfaceRefs[i] := nil;
356 end;
357 end;
358
359 end.
360