cyclone/examples/call-scm-from-c/full.c
2020-08-11 19:02:05 -04:00

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#include "cyclone/types.h"
#include "cyclone/runtime.h"
#include "full.h"
#include <unistd.h>
/**
* This variable corresponds to the Scheme function in the generated C file
* that we wish to call into.
*/
extern object __glo_signal_91done;
void *Cyc_init_thread(object thread_and_thunk);
/**
* Code for the C thread.
*
* In our application we just call the trampoline function to setup a call
* into Scheme code. In a real application this thread would probably do
* quite a bit more work in C, only calling into Scheme code as necessary.
*/
void *c_thread(void *parent_thd)
{
printf("Hello from C thread\n");
sleep(1);
printf("C calling into SCM\n");
object obj = scm_call_with_gc(parent_thd, __glo_signal_91done, boolean_t);
printf("C received: ");
Cyc_write(NULL, obj, stdout);
printf("\n");
return NULL;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Should not need to customize below here:
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/**
* Scheme function calls into this function when it is done.
* We store results and longjmp back to where we started, at the
* bottom of the trampoline (we only jump once).
*/
void after_call_scm(gc_thread_data *thd, int argc, object k, object result)
{
thd->gc_cont = result;
longjmp(*(thd->jmp_start), 1);
}
/**
* Call into Scheme function
*/
void call_scm(gc_thread_data *thd, object fnc, object obj)
{
mclosure0(after, (function_type)after_call_scm);
((closure)fnc)->fn(thd, 2, fnc, &after, obj);
}
void call_thunk(void *data, int argc, object self, object k)
{
}
/**
* Setup a quick-and-dirty thread object and use it to
* make a call into Scheme code.
*
* Note this call is made in a limited way, and is only
* designed for a quick call. There is no support for
* performing any memory allocation by the Scheme code
* other than temporary objects in the nursery. The
* returned object will need to either be an immediate
* or re-allocated (EG: malloc) before returning it
* to the C layer.
*/
object scm_call_with_gc(gc_thread_data *parent_thd, object fnc, object arg)
{
// TODO: build thread-and-thunk
//object thread_and_thunk = ??;
gc_thread_data *td = malloc(sizeof(gc_thread_data));
gc_add_new_unrunning_mutator(td); /* Register this thread */
make_c_opaque(co, td);
make_utf8_string(NULL, name_str, "");
make_c_opaque(co_parent_thd, parent_thd);
make_empty_vector(vec);
vec.num_elements = 6;
vec.elements = alloca(sizeof(object) * 5);
vec.elements[0] = find_or_add_symbol("cyc-thread-obj");
vec.elements[1] = fnc;
vec.elements[2] = &co;
vec.elements[3] = &name_str;
vec.elements[4] = boolean_f;
vec.elements[5] = &co_parent_thd;
make_pair(thread_and_thunk, &vec, fnc); // TODO: OK we are not clearing vec[5]? I think so...
Cyc_init_thread(&thread_and_thunk);
}
/**
* Called by Scheme to create the C thread.
* This is required by sample app since we start
* from a Scheme thread.
*/
void start_c_thread(gc_thread_data *thd)
{
pthread_t thread;
pthread_attr_t attr;
pthread_attr_init(&attr);
pthread_attr_setdetachstate(&attr, PTHREAD_CREATE_DETACHED);
if (pthread_create(&thread, &attr, c_thread, thd)) {
fprintf(stderr, "Error creating a new thread\n");
exit(1);
}
pthread_attr_destroy(&attr);
}