《Async Framework》.pptx

Async FrameworkHand-offHistoryGroup wanted a new Filtering Server to improve performance - FusionAvoid all blocking callsMinimal internal lockingPut tasks on working queues to maximize CPU usageAvoid using any existing libraries, including WIFFLEDeveloped by several developers over a year periodAsync IOResourcesTasksTask PoolFoundation ClassesMany taken from WFC BaseCallback driven or wait on an eventBasic ConceptsMultiple requests to be sent on one connection without blockingRequires each message to be completeCan not have half a message mixed with the other half of a messageMultiple responses returned without blockingEach message has a Unique ID so the caller can match the sent request with the received responseAsync IORequires message to have distinct begin and endWisp msg have length field as first elementState Server msg have length field as first element tooCurrently using unsigned short so 65535 byte limit on msgRequires msg type if more than one type of msg can be sent on a single connectionWISP msg types 0xAE = Dynamic Log EX0xAF = URL category Lookup V6 EXTCP / UDP MessageTell system you want to add/delete an eventPipe signals poll to wake upNew event added Poll (Unix) / IO Completion Ports (Windows)System waits on eventEvent is triggered and callbacks calledSystem puts all events back on poll and waits againCycle of lifeState Diagram of AsyncDifferent implementations for Windows and LinuxMethods to add readers, writers, and closers to poll / IO completion port listSelectForever() – heart of AsyncAsyncIOSelectForever()Get all active readers and writersDetermine next timeout and call poll()Wakeup on eventCheck for errorsDo callbacks on active eventsHandle any timeout eventsRinse - RepeatAsyncIOHandler Actions to be called on certain eventsRequestOperation – Setup an operation so it can be added to pollHandleOperationDone – Poll returned data that needs actionHandleOperationFailed – Need to handle an errorHandleOperationTimedout – Need to handle socket timeo