rippled/modules/beast_core/memory/SharedSingleton.h

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    Copyright 2013, Vinnie Falco <vinnie.falco@gmail.com>

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*/
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#ifndef BEAST_SHAREDSINGLETON_H_INCLUDED
#define BEAST_SHAREDSINGLETON_H_INCLUDED

/** Thread-safe singleton which comes into existence on first use. Use this
    instead of creating objects with static storage duration. These singletons
    are automatically reference counted, so if you hold a pointer to it in every
    object that depends on it, the order of destruction of objects is assured
    to be correct.

    class Object must provide the function `Object* Object::createInstance()`

    @class SharedSingleton
    @ingroup beast_core
*/
/** @{ */
class BEAST_API SingletonLifetime
{
public:
    // It would be nice if we didn't have to qualify the enumeration but
    // Argument Dependent Lookup is inapplicable here because:
    //
    // "Base classes dependent on a template parameter aren't part of lookup."
    //  - ville
    //

    /** Construction options for SharedSingleton

        @ingroup beast_core
    */
    enum Lifetime
    {
        /** Created on first use, destroyed when the last reference is removed.
        */
        createOnDemand,

        /** The singleton is created on first use and persists until program exit.
        */
        persistAfterCreation,

        /** The singleton is created when needed and never destroyed.

            This is useful for applications which do not have a clean exit.
        */
        neverDestroyed
    };
};

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/** Wraps object to produce a reference counted singleton. */
template <class Object>
class SharedSingleton
    : public Object
    , private SharedObject
{
public:
    typedef SharedPtr <SharedSingleton <Object> > Ptr;

    static Ptr getInstance (SingletonLifetime::Lifetime lifetime
        = SingletonLifetime::persistAfterCreation)
    {
        StaticData& staticData (getStaticData ());
        SharedSingleton* instance = staticData.instance;
        if (instance == nullptr)
        {
            LockType::ScopedLockType lock (staticData.mutex);
            instance = staticData.instance;
            if (instance == nullptr)
            {
                staticData.instance = &staticData.object;
                ::new (staticData.instance) SharedSingleton (lifetime);
                instance = staticData.instance;
            }
        }
        return instance;
    }

private:
    explicit SharedSingleton (SingletonLifetime::Lifetime lifetime)
        : m_lifetime (lifetime)
        , m_exitHook (this)
    {
        if (m_lifetime == SingletonLifetime::persistAfterCreation)
            this->incReferenceCount ();
    }

    ~SharedSingleton ()
    {
    }

    void performAtExit ()
    {
        if (m_lifetime == SingletonLifetime::persistAfterCreation)
            this->decReferenceCount ();
    }

    void destroy () const
    {
        bool callDestructor;

        // Handle the condition where one thread is releasing the last
        // reference just as another thread is trying to acquire it.
        //
        {
            StaticData& staticData (getStaticData ());
            LockType::ScopedLockType lock (staticData.mutex);

            if (this->getReferenceCount() != 0)
            {
                callDestructor = false;
            }
            else
            {
                callDestructor = true;
                staticData.instance = nullptr;
            }
        }

        if (callDestructor)
        {
            bassert (m_lifetime != SingletonLifetime::neverDestroyed);

            this->~SharedSingleton();
        }
    }

    typedef SpinLock LockType;

    class ExitHook : public PerformedAtExit
    {
    public:
        explicit ExitHook (SharedSingleton* owner)
            : m_owner (owner)
        {
        }

        void performAtExit ()
        {
            m_owner->performAtExit();
        }

    private:
        SharedSingleton* m_owner;
    };

    // This structure gets zero-filled at static initialization time.
    // No constructors are called.
    //
    struct StaticData
    {
        LockType mutex;
        SharedSingleton* instance;
        SharedSingleton  object;

    private:
        StaticData();
        ~StaticData();
    };

    static StaticData& getStaticData ()
    {
        static uint8 storage [sizeof (StaticData)];
        return *(reinterpret_cast <StaticData*> (&storage [0]));
    }

    friend class SharedPtr <SharedSingleton>;

    SingletonLifetime::Lifetime m_lifetime;
    ExitHook m_exitHook;
};

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#endif