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:- module(stream_pool,
[ add_stream_to_pool/2, % +Stream, :Goal
delete_stream_from_pool/1, % +Stream
close_stream_pool/0,
dispatch_stream_pool/1, % +TimeOut
stream_pool_main_loop/0
]).
:- use_module(library(quintus)).
:- meta_predicate
add_stream_to_pool(+, :).
:- volatile
pool/2. % sockets don't survive a saved-state
:- dynamic
pool/2. % Stream, Action
% add_stream_to_pool(+Stream :Goal)
%
% Call Goal whenever there is input on Stream.
add_stream_to_pool(Stream, Action) :-
strip_module(Action, Module, Plain),
register_stream(Stream, Module:Plain).
register_stream(Stream, Goal) :-
assert(pool(Stream, Goal)).
% delete_stream_from_pool(+Stream)
%
% Retract stream from the pool
delete_stream_from_pool(Stream) :-
retractall(pool(Stream, _)).
% close_stream_pool
close_stream_pool :-
( retract(pool(Stream, _)),
close(Stream, [force(true)]),
fail
; true
).
% dispatch_stream_pool(+TimeOut)
%
% Wait for input on one or more streams and handle that. Wait for
% at most TimeOut seconds (0 means infinite).
dispatch_stream_pool(Timeout) :-
findall(S, pool(S, _), Pool),
catch(wait_for_input(Pool, Ready, Timeout), E, true),
debug(tcp, 'Select ~w --> ~w (E=~w)', [Pool, Ready, E]),
( var(E)
-> actions(Ready)
; E = error(existence_error(stream, Stream), _)
-> delete_stream_from_pool(Stream)
).
actions([]).
actions([H|T]) :-
action(H),
actions(T).
action(Stream) :-
pool(Stream, Action),
( catch(Action, E, true)
-> ( var(E)
-> true
; print_message(error, E)
)
; print_message(warning,
goal_failed(Action, stream_pool))
).
% stream_pool_main_loop
%
% Keep handling input from the streams in the pool until they have
% all died away.
stream_pool_main_loop :-
pool(_, _),
!,
( current_prolog_flag(windows, true)
-> dispatch_stream_pool(1) % so we can break out easily
; dispatch_stream_pool(0)
),
stream_pool_main_loop.
stream_pool_main_loop.
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