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Sleeping in this example is a placeholder // for any long serial task. struct request { writer_ptr writer; request_type type; std::string req; // The raw request std::string token; // Parsed test token. Return in all results /// Run a test and return JSON result void process(unsigned int id); // Simple json generation std::string prepare_response(std::string type,std::string data); std::string prepare_response_object(std::string type,std::string data); }; // The coordinator is a simple wrapper around an STL queue. add_request inserts // a new request. get_request returns the next available request and blocks // (using condition variables) in the case that the queue is empty. class request_coordinator { public: void add_request(const request& r) { { boost::unique_lock lock(m_lock); m_requests.push(r); } m_cond.notify_one(); } void get_request(request& value) { boost::unique_lock lock(m_lock); while (m_requests.empty()) { m_cond.wait(lock); } value = m_requests.front(); m_requests.pop(); } void reset() { boost::unique_lock lock(m_lock); while (!m_requests.empty()) { m_requests.pop(); } } private: std::queue m_requests; boost::mutex m_lock; boost::condition_variable m_cond; }; /// Handler that reads requests off the wire and dispatches them to a request queue template class concurrent_handler : public endpoint_type::handler { public: typedef typename endpoint_type::handler::connection_ptr connection_ptr; typedef typename endpoint_type::handler::message_ptr message_ptr; concurrent_handler(request_coordinator& c, std::string ident, std::string ua, unsigned int num_workers) : m_coordinator(c), m_ident(ident), m_ua(ua), m_num_workers(num_workers), m_blocking(num_workers == 0) {} void on_open(connection_ptr con) { std::stringstream o; o << "{" << "\"type\":\"test_welcome\"," << "\"version\":\"" << m_ua << "\"," << "\"ident\":\"" << m_ident << "\"," << "\"num_workers\":" << m_num_workers << "}"; con->send(o.str()); } void on_message(connection_ptr con, message_ptr msg) { request r; r.type = PERF_TEST; r.writer = writer_ptr(new ws_writer(con)); r.req = msg->get_payload(); if (m_blocking) { r.process(0); } else { m_coordinator.add_request(r); } } void on_fail(connection_ptr con) { std::cout << "A command connection failed." << std::endl; } void on_close(connection_ptr con) { std::cout << "A command connection closed." << std::endl; } private: request_coordinator& m_coordinator; std::string m_ident; std::string m_ua; unsigned int m_num_workers; bool m_blocking; }; // process_requests is the body function for a processing thread. It loops // forever reading requests, processing them serially, then reading another // request. A request with type END_WORKER will stop the processing loop. void process_requests(request_coordinator* coordinator, unsigned int id); } // namespace wsperf #endif // WSPERF_REQUEST_HPP