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// Copyright (C) 2016 The Qt Company Ltd.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR GPL-3.0-only WITH Qt-GPL-exception-1.0
#include "process.h"
#include "algorithm.h"
#include "environment.h"
#include "guard.h"
#include "hostosinfo.h"
#include "launcherinterface.h"
#include "launchersocket.h"
#include "processhelper.h"
#include "processreaper.h"
#include "stringutils.h"
#include "terminalhooks.h"
#include "threadutils.h"
#include "utilstr.h"
#include <iptyprocess.h>
#include <ptyqt.h>
#include <QCoreApplication>
#include <QDebug>
#include <QDir>
#include <QElapsedTimer>
#include <QLoggingCategory>
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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#include <QScopeGuard>
#include <QTextCodec>
#include <QThread>
#include <QTimer>
#ifdef QT_GUI_LIB
// qmlpuppet does not use that.
#include <QGuiApplication>
#include <QMessageBox>
#endif
#include <algorithm>
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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#include <atomic>
#include <chrono>
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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#include <functional>
#include <iostream>
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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#include <limits>
#include <memory>
using namespace Utils::Internal;
namespace Utils {
namespace Internal {
const char QTC_PROCESS_BLOCKING_TYPE[] = "__BLOCKING_TYPE__";
const char QTC_PROCESS_NUMBER[] = "__NUMBER__";
const char QTC_PROCESS_STARTTIME[] = "__STARTTIME__";
static bool isGuiEnabled()
{
static bool isGuiApp = qobject_cast<QGuiApplication *>(qApp);
return isGuiApp && isMainThread();
}
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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class MeasureAndRun
{
public:
MeasureAndRun(const char *functionName)
: m_functionName(functionName)
, m_measureProcess(qtcEnvironmentVariableIsSet("QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS"))
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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{}
template <typename Function, typename... Args>
std::invoke_result_t<Function, Args...> measureAndRun(Function &&function, Args&&... args)
{
if (!m_measureProcess)
return std::invoke(std::forward<Function>(function), std::forward<Args>(args)...);
QElapsedTimer timer;
timer.start();
const QScopeGuard cleanup([this, &timer] {
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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const qint64 currentNsecs = timer.nsecsElapsed();
const bool mainThread = isMainThread();
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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const int hitThisAll = m_hitThisAll.fetch_add(1) + 1;
const int hitAllAll = m_hitAllAll.fetch_add(1) + 1;
const int hitThisMain = mainThread
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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? m_hitThisMain.fetch_add(1) + 1
: m_hitThisMain.load();
const int hitAllMain = mainThread
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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? m_hitAllMain.fetch_add(1) + 1
: m_hitAllMain.load();
const qint64 totalThisAll = toMs(m_totalThisAll.fetch_add(currentNsecs) + currentNsecs);
const qint64 totalAllAll = toMs(m_totalAllAll.fetch_add(currentNsecs) + currentNsecs);
const qint64 totalThisMain = toMs(mainThread
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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? m_totalThisMain.fetch_add(currentNsecs) + currentNsecs
: m_totalThisMain.load());
const qint64 totalAllMain = toMs(mainThread
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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? m_totalAllMain.fetch_add(currentNsecs) + currentNsecs
: m_totalAllMain.load());
printMeasurement(QLatin1String(m_functionName), hitThisAll, toMs(currentNsecs),
totalThisAll, hitAllAll, totalAllAll, mainThread,
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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hitThisMain, totalThisMain, hitAllMain, totalAllMain);
});
return std::invoke(std::forward<Function>(function), std::forward<Args>(args)...);
}
private:
static void printHeader()
{
// [function/thread]: function:(T)his|(A)ll, thread:(M)ain|(A)ll
qDebug() << "+----------------+-------+---------+----------+-------+----------+---------+-------+----------+-------+----------+";
qDebug() << "| [Function/Thread] = [(T|A)/(M|A)], where: (T)his function, (A)ll functions / threads, (M)ain thread |";
qDebug() << "+----------------+-------+---------+----------+-------+----------+---------+-------+----------+-------+----------+";
qDebug() << "| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |";
qDebug() << "| | [T/A] | [T/A] | [T/A] | [A/A] | [A/A] | | [T/M] | [T/M] | [A/M] | [A/M] |";
qDebug() << "| Function | Hit | Current | Total | Hit | Total | Current | Hit | Total | Hit | Total |";
qDebug() << "| Name | Count | Measu- | Measu- | Count | Measu- | is Main | Count | Measu- | Count | Measu- |";
qDebug() << "| | | rement | rement | | rement | Thread | | rement | | rement |";
qDebug() << "+----------------+-------+---------+----------+-------+----------+---------+-------+----------+-------+----------+";
}
static void printMeasurement(const QString &functionName, int hitThisAll, int currentNsecs,
int totalThisAll, int hitAllAll, int totalAllAll, bool isMainThread,
int hitThisMain, int totalThisMain, int hitAllMain, int totalAllMain)
{
static const int repeatHeaderLineCount = 25;
if (s_lineCounter.fetch_add(1) % repeatHeaderLineCount == 0)
printHeader();
const QString &functionNameField = QString("%1").arg(functionName, 14);
const QString &hitThisAllField = formatField(hitThisAll, 5);
const QString &currentNsecsField = formatField(currentNsecs, 7, " ms");
const QString &totalThisAllField = formatField(totalThisAll, 8, " ms");
const QString &hitAllAllField = formatField(hitAllAll, 5);
const QString &totalAllAllField = formatField(totalAllAll, 8, " ms");
const QString &mainThreadField = isMainThread ? QString("%1").arg("yes", 7)
: QString("%1").arg("no", 7);
const QString &hitThisMainField = formatField(hitThisMain, 5);
const QString &totalThisMainField = formatField(totalThisMain, 8, " ms");
const QString &hitAllMainField = formatField(hitAllMain, 5);
const QString &totalAllMainField = formatField(totalAllMain, 8, " ms");
const QString &totalString = QString("| %1 | %2 | %3 | %4 | %5 | %6 | %7 | %8 | %9 | %10 | %11 |")
.arg(functionNameField, hitThisAllField, currentNsecsField,
totalThisAllField, hitAllAllField, totalAllAllField, mainThreadField,
hitThisMainField, totalThisMainField, hitAllMainField, totalAllMainField);
qDebug("%s", qPrintable(totalString));
}
static QString formatField(int number, int fieldWidth, const QString &suffix = {})
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
2021-08-19 23:04:39 +02:00
{
return QString("%1%2").arg(number, fieldWidth - suffix.size()).arg(suffix);
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
2021-08-19 23:04:39 +02:00
}
static int toMs(quint64 nsesc) // nanoseconds to miliseconds
{
static const int halfMillion = 500000;
static const int million = 2 * halfMillion;
return int((nsesc + halfMillion) / million);
}
const char * const m_functionName;
Measure the time spent on starting and waiting for start Measure it on demand. The printout will appear when QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS env variable is set. It may be easily combined with QTC_USE_QPROCESS to compare the time spent on freezing Creator when starting Creator or when loading a big project, like Creator project. In order to compare the measurement between old implementation (using directly QProcess) and new implementation (using process launcher) of QtcProcess do the following (linux): 1. To measure the new implementation: QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator 2. To measure the old implementation: QTC_USE_QPROCESS= QTC_MEASURE_PROCESS= ./bin/qtcreator How to measure (two scenarios, A and B): A. Launch Creator (don't load any project), wait a bit until all processes finished. Look for the last value in the 11th column ([A/M] Total Measurement, A means all measured functions, M means in main thread only). This value has the greatest influence on GUI freeze - the higher it is, the longer the GUI is frozen. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. B. Launch Creator and load a Creator project. Wait until all processes finished (taskbar should be empty). Look for the last value in the 11th column. Measure it with 1. (new) and 2. (old) implementation and share your results. C* (Additional one) If only you notice that launching a certain QtcProcess takes suspiciously too long, replay your scenario that triggers this process with 1. and 2. and share your results of the 11th column. Change-Id: I549c0a9fd0b3d6223f3d27288130553d99ab768e Reviewed-by: David Schulz <david.schulz@qt.io> Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
2021-08-19 23:04:39 +02:00
const bool m_measureProcess;
std::atomic_int m_hitThisAll = 0;
std::atomic_int m_hitThisMain = 0;
std::atomic_int64_t m_totalThisAll = 0;
std::atomic_int64_t m_totalThisMain = 0;
static std::atomic_int m_hitAllAll;
static std::atomic_int m_hitAllMain;
static std::atomic_int64_t m_totalAllAll;
static std::atomic_int64_t m_totalAllMain;
static std::atomic_int s_lineCounter;
};
std::atomic_int MeasureAndRun::m_hitAllAll = 0;
std::atomic_int MeasureAndRun::m_hitAllMain = 0;
std::atomic_int64_t MeasureAndRun::m_totalAllAll = 0;
std::atomic_int64_t MeasureAndRun::m_totalAllMain = 0;
std::atomic_int MeasureAndRun::s_lineCounter = 0;
static MeasureAndRun s_start = MeasureAndRun("start");
static MeasureAndRun s_waitForStarted = MeasureAndRun("waitForStarted");
static Q_LOGGING_CATEGORY(processLog, "qtc.utils.process", QtWarningMsg)
static Q_LOGGING_CATEGORY(processStdoutLog, "qtc.utils.process.stdout", QtWarningMsg)
static Q_LOGGING_CATEGORY(processStderrLog, "qtc.utils.process.stderr", QtWarningMsg)
static DeviceProcessHooks s_deviceHooks;
// Data for one channel buffer (stderr/stdout)
class ChannelBuffer
{
public:
void clearForRun();
void handleRest();
void append(const QByteArray &text);
QByteArray readAllData() { return std::exchange(rawData, {}); }
QByteArray rawData;
QString incompleteLineBuffer; // lines not yet signaled
QTextCodec *codec = nullptr; // Not owner
std::unique_ptr<QTextCodec::ConverterState> codecState;
std::function<void(const QString &lines)> outputCallback;
TextChannelMode m_textChannelMode = TextChannelMode::Off;
bool emitSingleLines = true;
bool keepRawData = true;
};
class DefaultImpl : public ProcessInterface
{
private:
void start() final;
virtual void doDefaultStart(const QString &program, const QStringList &arguments) = 0;
bool dissolveCommand(QString *program, QStringList *arguments);
bool ensureProgramExists(const QString &program);
};
void DefaultImpl::start()
{
QString program;
QStringList arguments;
if (!dissolveCommand(&program, &arguments))
return;
if (!ensureProgramExists(program))
return;
if (m_setup.m_runAsRoot && !HostOsInfo::isWindowsHost()) {
arguments.prepend(program);
arguments.prepend("-A");
program = "sudo";
}
s_start.measureAndRun(&DefaultImpl::doDefaultStart, this, program, arguments);
}
bool DefaultImpl::dissolveCommand(QString *program, QStringList *arguments)
{
const CommandLine &commandLine = m_setup.m_commandLine;
QString commandString;
ProcessArgs processArgs;
const bool success = ProcessArgs::prepareCommand(commandLine, &commandString, &processArgs,
&m_setup.m_environment,
&m_setup.m_workingDirectory);
if (commandLine.executable().osType() == OsTypeWindows) {
QString args;
if (m_setup.m_useCtrlCStub) {
if (m_setup.m_lowPriority)
ProcessArgs::addArg(&args, "-nice");
ProcessArgs::addArg(&args, QDir::toNativeSeparators(commandString));
commandString = QCoreApplication::applicationDirPath()
+ QLatin1String("/qtcreator_ctrlc_stub.exe");
} else if (m_setup.m_lowPriority) {
m_setup.m_belowNormalPriority = true;
}
ProcessArgs::addArgs(&args, processArgs.toWindowsArgs());
m_setup.m_nativeArguments = args;
// Note: Arguments set with setNativeArgs will be appended to the ones
// passed with start() below.
*arguments = {};
} else {
if (!success) {
const ProcessResultData result = {0,
QProcess::NormalExit,
QProcess::FailedToStart,
Tr::tr("Error in command line.")};
emit done(result);
return false;
}
*arguments = processArgs.toUnixArgs();
}
*program = commandString;
return true;
}
static FilePath resolve(const FilePath &workingDir, const FilePath &filePath)
{
if (filePath.isAbsolutePath())
return filePath;
const FilePath fromWorkingDir = workingDir.resolvePath(filePath);
if (fromWorkingDir.exists() && fromWorkingDir.isExecutableFile())
return fromWorkingDir;
return filePath.searchInPath();
}
bool DefaultImpl::ensureProgramExists(const QString &program)
{
const FilePath programFilePath = resolve(m_setup.m_workingDirectory,
FilePath::fromString(program));
if (programFilePath.exists() && programFilePath.isExecutableFile())
return true;
const QString errorString
= Tr::tr("The program \"%1\" does not exist or is not executable.").arg(program);
const ProcessResultData result = { 0, QProcess::NormalExit, QProcess::FailedToStart,
errorString };
emit done(result);
return false;
}
// TODO: Remove QProcessBlockingImpl later, after Creator 13.0 is released at least.
// Rationale: QProcess::waitForReadyRead() waits only for one channel, either stdOut or stdErr.
// Since we can't predict where the data will come first,
// setting the QProcess::setReadChannel() in advance is a mis-design of the QProcess API.
// This issue does not affect GeneralProcessBlockingImpl, but it might be not as optimal
// as QProcessBlockingImpl. However, since we are blocking the caller thread anyway,
// the small overhead in speed doesn't play the most significant role, thus the proper
// behavior of Process::waitForReadyRead(), which listens to both channels, wins.
// class QProcessBlockingImpl : public ProcessBlockingInterface
// {
// public:
// QProcessBlockingImpl(QProcess *process) : m_process(process) {}
// private:
// bool waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType signalType, int msecs) final
// {
// switch (signalType) {
// case ProcessSignalType::Started:
// return m_process->waitForStarted(msecs);
// case ProcessSignalType::ReadyRead:
// return m_process->waitForReadyRead(msecs);
// case ProcessSignalType::Done:
// return m_process->waitForFinished(msecs);
// }
// return false;
// }
// QProcess *m_process = nullptr;
// };
class PtyProcessImpl final : public DefaultImpl
{
public:
~PtyProcessImpl() { QTC_CHECK(m_setup.m_ptyData); m_setup.m_ptyData->setResizeHandler({}); }
qint64 write(const QByteArray &data) final
{
if (m_ptyProcess)
return m_ptyProcess->write(data);
return -1;
}
void sendControlSignal(ControlSignal controlSignal) final
{
if (!m_ptyProcess)
return;
switch (controlSignal) {
case ControlSignal::Terminate:
m_ptyProcess.reset();
break;
case ControlSignal::Kill:
m_ptyProcess->kill();
break;
default:
QTC_CHECK(false);
}
}
void doDefaultStart(const QString &program, const QStringList &arguments) final
{
QString executable = program;
FilePath path = FilePath::fromUserInput(executable);
if (!path.isAbsolutePath()) {
path = path.searchInPath();
if (path.isEmpty()) {
const ProcessResultData result
= {0,
QProcess::CrashExit,
QProcess::FailedToStart,
Tr::tr("The program \"%1\" could not be found.").arg(program)};
emit done(result);
return;
}
executable = path.nativePath();
}
QTC_CHECK(m_setup.m_ptyData);
m_setup.m_ptyData->setResizeHandler([this](const QSize &size) {
if (m_ptyProcess)
m_ptyProcess->resize(size.width(), size.height());
});
m_ptyProcess.reset(PtyQt::createPtyProcess(IPtyProcess::AutoPty));
if (!m_ptyProcess) {
const ProcessResultData result = {-1,
QProcess::CrashExit,
QProcess::FailedToStart,
"Failed to create pty process"};
emit done(result);
return;
}
QProcessEnvironment penv = m_setup.m_environment.toProcessEnvironment();
if (penv.isEmpty())
penv = Environment::systemEnvironment().toProcessEnvironment();
const QStringList senv = penv.toStringList();
bool startResult = m_ptyProcess->startProcess(executable,
HostOsInfo::isWindowsHost()
? QStringList{m_setup.m_nativeArguments}
<< arguments
: arguments,
m_setup.m_workingDirectory.nativePath(),
senv,
m_setup.m_ptyData->size().width(),
m_setup.m_ptyData->size().height());
if (!startResult) {
const ProcessResultData result = {-1,
QProcess::CrashExit,
QProcess::FailedToStart,
"Failed to start pty process: "
+ m_ptyProcess->lastError()};
emit done(result);
return;
}
if (!m_ptyProcess->lastError().isEmpty()) {
const ProcessResultData result
= {-1, QProcess::CrashExit, QProcess::FailedToStart, m_ptyProcess->lastError()};
emit done(result);
return;
}
connect(m_ptyProcess->notifier(), &QIODevice::readyRead, this, [this] {
if (m_setup.m_ptyData->ptyInputFlagsChangedHandler()
&& m_inputFlags != m_ptyProcess->inputFlags()) {
m_inputFlags = m_ptyProcess->inputFlags();
m_setup.m_ptyData->ptyInputFlagsChangedHandler()(
static_cast<Pty::PtyInputFlag>(m_inputFlags.toInt()));
}
emit readyRead(m_ptyProcess->readAll(), {});
});
connect(m_ptyProcess->notifier(), &QIODevice::aboutToClose, this, [this] {
if (m_ptyProcess) {
const ProcessResultData result
= {m_ptyProcess->exitCode(), QProcess::NormalExit, QProcess::UnknownError, {}};
emit done(result);
return;
}
const ProcessResultData result = {0, QProcess::NormalExit, QProcess::UnknownError, {}};
emit done(result);
});
emit started(m_ptyProcess->pid());
}
private:
std::unique_ptr<IPtyProcess> m_ptyProcess;
IPtyProcess::PtyInputFlags m_inputFlags;
};
class QProcessImpl final : public DefaultImpl
{
public:
QProcessImpl()
: m_process(new ProcessHelper(this))
// , m_blockingImpl(new QProcessBlockingImpl(m_process))
{
connect(m_process, &QProcess::started, this, &QProcessImpl::handleStarted);
connect(m_process, &QProcess::finished, this, &QProcessImpl::handleFinished);
connect(m_process, &QProcess::errorOccurred, this, &QProcessImpl::handleError);
connect(m_process, &QProcess::readyReadStandardOutput, this, [this] {
emit readyRead(m_process->readAllStandardOutput(), {});
});
connect(m_process, &QProcess::readyReadStandardError, this, [this] {
emit readyRead({}, m_process->readAllStandardError());
});
}
~QProcessImpl() final { ProcessReaper::reap(m_process, m_setup.m_reaperTimeout); }
private:
qint64 write(const QByteArray &data) final { return m_process->write(data); }
void sendControlSignal(ControlSignal controlSignal) final {
switch (controlSignal) {
case ControlSignal::Terminate:
ProcessHelper::terminateProcess(m_process);
break;
case ControlSignal::Kill:
m_process->kill();
break;
case ControlSignal::Interrupt:
ProcessHelper::interruptPid(m_process->processId());
break;
case ControlSignal::KickOff:
QTC_CHECK(false);
break;
case ControlSignal::CloseWriteChannel:
m_process->closeWriteChannel();
break;
}
}
// ProcessBlockingInterface *processBlockingInterface() const override { return m_blockingImpl; }
void doDefaultStart(const QString &program, const QStringList &arguments) final
{
QTC_ASSERT(QThread::currentThread()->eventDispatcher(),
qWarning("Process::start(): Starting a process in a non QThread thread "
"may cause infinite hang when destroying the running process."));
ProcessStartHandler *handler = m_process->processStartHandler();
handler->setProcessMode(m_setup.m_processMode);
handler->setWriteData(m_setup.m_writeData);
handler->setNativeArguments(m_setup.m_nativeArguments);
handler->setWindowsSpecificStartupFlags(m_setup.m_belowNormalPriority,
m_setup.m_createConsoleOnWindows);
const QProcessEnvironment penv = m_setup.m_environment.toProcessEnvironment();
if (!penv.isEmpty())
m_process->setProcessEnvironment(penv);
m_process->setWorkingDirectory(m_setup.m_workingDirectory.path());
m_process->setStandardInputFile(m_setup.m_standardInputFile);
m_process->setProcessChannelMode(m_setup.m_processChannelMode);
if (m_setup.m_lowPriority)
m_process->setLowPriority();
if (m_setup.m_unixTerminalDisabled)
m_process->setUnixTerminalDisabled();
m_process->setUseCtrlCStub(m_setup.m_useCtrlCStub);
m_process->start(program, arguments, handler->openMode());
handler->handleProcessStart();
}
void handleStarted()
{
m_process->processStartHandler()->handleProcessStarted();
emit started(m_process->processId());
}
void handleError(QProcess::ProcessError error)
{
if (error != QProcess::FailedToStart)
return;
const ProcessResultData result = { m_process->exitCode(), m_process->exitStatus(),
error, m_process->errorString() };
emit done(result);
}
void handleFinished(int exitCode, QProcess::ExitStatus exitStatus)
{
const ProcessResultData result = { exitCode, exitStatus,
m_process->error(), m_process->errorString() };
emit done(result);
}
ProcessHelper *m_process = nullptr;
// QProcessBlockingImpl *m_blockingImpl = nullptr;
};
static uint uniqueToken()
{
static std::atomic_uint globalUniqueToken = 0;
return ++globalUniqueToken;
}
class ProcessLauncherBlockingImpl : public ProcessBlockingInterface
{
public:
ProcessLauncherBlockingImpl(CallerHandle *caller) : m_caller(caller) {}
private:
bool waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType signalType, int msecs) final
{
// TODO: Remove CallerHandle::SignalType
const CallerHandle::SignalType type = [signalType] {
switch (signalType) {
case ProcessSignalType::Started:
return CallerHandle::SignalType::Started;
case ProcessSignalType::ReadyRead:
return CallerHandle::SignalType::ReadyRead;
case ProcessSignalType::Done:
return CallerHandle::SignalType::Done;
}
QTC_CHECK(false);
return CallerHandle::SignalType::NoSignal;
}();
return m_caller->waitForSignal(type, msecs);
}
CallerHandle *m_caller = nullptr;
};
class ProcessLauncherImpl final : public DefaultImpl
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
ProcessLauncherImpl() : m_token(uniqueToken())
{
m_handle = LauncherInterface::registerHandle(this, token());
m_handle->setProcessSetupData(&m_setup);
connect(m_handle, &CallerHandle::started,
this, &ProcessInterface::started);
connect(m_handle, &CallerHandle::readyRead,
this, &ProcessInterface::readyRead);
connect(m_handle, &CallerHandle::done,
this, &ProcessInterface::done);
m_blockingImpl = new ProcessLauncherBlockingImpl(m_handle);
}
~ProcessLauncherImpl() final
{
m_handle->close();
LauncherInterface::unregisterHandle(token());
m_handle = nullptr;
}
private:
qint64 write(const QByteArray &data) final { return m_handle->write(data); }
void sendControlSignal(ControlSignal controlSignal) final {
switch (controlSignal) {
case ControlSignal::Terminate:
m_handle->terminate();
break;
case ControlSignal::Kill:
m_handle->kill();
break;
case ControlSignal::Interrupt:
ProcessHelper::interruptPid(m_handle->processId());
break;
case ControlSignal::KickOff:
QTC_CHECK(false);
break;
case ControlSignal::CloseWriteChannel:
m_handle->closeWriteChannel();
break;
}
}
ProcessBlockingInterface *processBlockingInterface() const override { return m_blockingImpl; }
void doDefaultStart(const QString &program, const QStringList &arguments) final
{
m_handle->start(program, arguments);
}
quintptr token() const { return m_token; }
const uint m_token = 0;
// Lives in caller's thread.
CallerHandle *m_handle = nullptr;
ProcessLauncherBlockingImpl *m_blockingImpl = nullptr;
};
static ProcessImpl defaultProcessImpl()
{
const QString value = qtcEnvironmentVariable("QTC_USE_QPROCESS", "TRUE").toUpper();
if (value != "FALSE" && value != "0")
return ProcessImpl::QProcess;
return ProcessImpl::ProcessLauncher;
}
class ProcessInterfaceSignal
{
public:
ProcessSignalType signalType() const { return m_signalType; }
virtual ~ProcessInterfaceSignal() = default;
protected:
ProcessInterfaceSignal(ProcessSignalType signalType) : m_signalType(signalType) {}
private:
const ProcessSignalType m_signalType;
};
class StartedSignal : public ProcessInterfaceSignal
{
public:
StartedSignal(qint64 processId, qint64 applicationMainThreadId)
: ProcessInterfaceSignal(ProcessSignalType::Started)
, m_processId(processId)
, m_applicationMainThreadId(applicationMainThreadId) {}
qint64 processId() const { return m_processId; }
qint64 applicationMainThreadId() const { return m_applicationMainThreadId; }
private:
const qint64 m_processId;
const qint64 m_applicationMainThreadId;
};
class ReadyReadSignal : public ProcessInterfaceSignal
{
public:
ReadyReadSignal(const QByteArray &stdOut, const QByteArray &stdErr)
: ProcessInterfaceSignal(ProcessSignalType::ReadyRead)
, m_stdOut(stdOut)
, m_stdErr(stdErr) {}
QByteArray stdOut() const { return m_stdOut; }
QByteArray stdErr() const { return m_stdErr; }
private:
const QByteArray m_stdOut;
const QByteArray m_stdErr;
};
class DoneSignal : public ProcessInterfaceSignal
{
public:
DoneSignal(const ProcessResultData &resultData)
: ProcessInterfaceSignal(ProcessSignalType::Done)
, m_resultData(resultData) {}
ProcessResultData resultData() const { return m_resultData; }
private:
const ProcessResultData m_resultData;
};
class GeneralProcessBlockingImpl;
class ProcessInterfaceHandler : public QObject
{
public:
ProcessInterfaceHandler(GeneralProcessBlockingImpl *caller, ProcessInterface *process);
// Called from caller's thread exclusively.
bool waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType newSignal, int msecs);
void moveToCallerThread();
private:
// Called from caller's thread exclusively.
bool doWaitForSignal(QDeadlineTimer deadline);
// Called from caller's thread when not waiting for signal,
// otherwise called from temporary thread.
void handleStarted(qint64 processId, qint64 applicationMainThreadId);
void handleReadyRead(const QByteArray &outputData, const QByteArray &errorData);
void handleDone(const ProcessResultData &data);
void appendSignal(ProcessInterfaceSignal *newSignal);
GeneralProcessBlockingImpl *m_caller = nullptr;
QMutex m_mutex;
QWaitCondition m_waitCondition;
};
class GeneralProcessBlockingImpl : public ProcessBlockingInterface
{
public:
GeneralProcessBlockingImpl(ProcessPrivate *parent);
void flush() { flushSignals(takeAllSignals()); }
bool flushFor(ProcessSignalType signalType) {
return flushSignals(takeSignalsFor(signalType), &signalType);
}
bool shouldFlush() const { QMutexLocker locker(&m_mutex); return !m_signals.isEmpty(); }
// Called from ProcessInterfaceHandler thread exclusively.
void appendSignal(ProcessInterfaceSignal *launcherSignal);
private:
// Called from caller's thread exclusively
bool waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType newSignal, int msecs) final;
QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> takeAllSignals();
QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> takeSignalsFor(ProcessSignalType signalType);
bool flushSignals(const QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> &signalList,
ProcessSignalType *signalType = nullptr);
void handleStartedSignal(const StartedSignal *launcherSignal);
void handleReadyReadSignal(const ReadyReadSignal *launcherSignal);
void handleDoneSignal(const DoneSignal *launcherSignal);
ProcessPrivate *m_caller = nullptr;
std::unique_ptr<ProcessInterfaceHandler> m_processHandler;
mutable QMutex m_mutex;
QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> m_signals;
};
class ProcessPrivate : public QObject
{
public:
explicit ProcessPrivate(Process *parent)
: QObject(parent)
, q(parent)
, m_killTimer(this)
{
m_killTimer.setSingleShot(true);
connect(&m_killTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, [this] {
m_killTimer.stop();
sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::Kill);
});
setupDebugLog();
}
void setupDebugLog();
void storeEventLoopDebugInfo(const QVariant &value);
ProcessInterface *createProcessInterface()
{
if (m_setup.m_ptyData)
return new PtyProcessImpl;
if (m_setup.m_terminalMode != TerminalMode::Off)
return Terminal::Hooks::instance().createTerminalProcessInterface();
const ProcessImpl impl = m_setup.m_processImpl == ProcessImpl::Default
? defaultProcessImpl() : m_setup.m_processImpl;
if (impl == ProcessImpl::QProcess)
return new QProcessImpl;
return new ProcessLauncherImpl;
}
void setProcessInterface(ProcessInterface *process)
{
if (m_process)
m_process->disconnect();
m_process.reset(process);
m_process->setParent(this);
connect(m_process.get(), &ProcessInterface::started,
this, &ProcessPrivate::handleStarted);
connect(m_process.get(), &ProcessInterface::readyRead,
this, &ProcessPrivate::handleReadyRead);
connect(m_process.get(), &ProcessInterface::done,
this, &ProcessPrivate::handleDone);
m_blockingInterface.reset(process->processBlockingInterface());
if (!m_blockingInterface)
m_blockingInterface.reset(new GeneralProcessBlockingImpl(this));
m_blockingInterface->setParent(this);
}
Process *q;
std::unique_ptr<ProcessBlockingInterface> m_blockingInterface;
std::unique_ptr<ProcessInterface> m_process;
ProcessSetupData m_setup;
void handleStarted(qint64 processId, qint64 applicationMainThreadId);
void handleReadyRead(const QByteArray &outputData, const QByteArray &errorData);
void handleDone(const ProcessResultData &data);
void clearForRun();
void emitGuardedSignal(void (Process::* signalName)()) {
GuardLocker locker(m_guard);
emit (q->*signalName)();
}
bool waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType signalType, int msecs);
Qt::ConnectionType connectionType() const;
void sendControlSignal(ControlSignal controlSignal);
QTimer m_killTimer;
QProcess::ProcessState m_state = QProcess::NotRunning;
qint64 m_processId = 0;
qint64 m_applicationMainThreadId = 0;
ProcessResultData m_resultData;
QTextCodec *m_codec = QTextCodec::codecForLocale();
QEventLoop *m_eventLoop = nullptr;
ProcessResult m_result = ProcessResult::StartFailed;
ChannelBuffer m_stdOut;
ChannelBuffer m_stdErr;
int m_timeoutInSeconds = 10;
bool m_timeOutMessageBoxEnabled = false;
Guard m_guard;
};
ProcessInterfaceHandler::ProcessInterfaceHandler(GeneralProcessBlockingImpl *caller,
ProcessInterface *process)
: m_caller(caller)
{
process->disconnect();
connect(process, &ProcessInterface::started,
this, &ProcessInterfaceHandler::handleStarted);
connect(process, &ProcessInterface::readyRead,
this, &ProcessInterfaceHandler::handleReadyRead);
connect(process, &ProcessInterface::done,
this, &ProcessInterfaceHandler::handleDone);
}
// Called from caller's thread exclusively.
bool ProcessInterfaceHandler::waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType newSignal, int msecs)
{
QDeadlineTimer deadline(msecs);
while (true) {
if (deadline.hasExpired())
break;
if (!doWaitForSignal(deadline))
break;
// Matching (or Done) signal was flushed
if (m_caller->flushFor(newSignal))
return true;
// Otherwise continue awaiting (e.g. when ReadyRead came while waitForFinished())
}
return false;
}
// Called from caller's thread exclusively.
void ProcessInterfaceHandler::moveToCallerThread()
{
QMetaObject::invokeMethod(this, [this] {
moveToThread(m_caller->thread());
}, Qt::BlockingQueuedConnection);
}
// Called from caller's thread exclusively.
bool ProcessInterfaceHandler::doWaitForSignal(QDeadlineTimer deadline)
{
QMutexLocker locker(&m_mutex);
// Flush, if we have any stored signals.
// This must be called when holding laucher's mutex locked prior to the call to wait,
// so that it's done atomically.
if (m_caller->shouldFlush())
return true;
return m_waitCondition.wait(&m_mutex, deadline);
}
// Called from ProcessInterfaceHandler thread exclusively
void ProcessInterfaceHandler::handleStarted(qint64 processId, qint64 applicationMainThreadId)
{
appendSignal(new StartedSignal(processId, applicationMainThreadId));
}
// Called from ProcessInterfaceHandler thread exclusively
void ProcessInterfaceHandler::handleReadyRead(const QByteArray &outputData, const QByteArray &errorData)
{
appendSignal(new ReadyReadSignal(outputData, errorData));
}
// Called from ProcessInterfaceHandler thread exclusively
void ProcessInterfaceHandler::handleDone(const ProcessResultData &data)
{
appendSignal(new DoneSignal(data));
}
void ProcessInterfaceHandler::appendSignal(ProcessInterfaceSignal *newSignal)
{
{
QMutexLocker locker(&m_mutex);
m_caller->appendSignal(newSignal);
}
m_waitCondition.wakeOne();
// call in callers thread
QMetaObject::invokeMethod(m_caller, &GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::flush);
}
GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::GeneralProcessBlockingImpl(ProcessPrivate *parent)
: m_caller(parent)
, m_processHandler(new ProcessInterfaceHandler(this, parent->m_process.get()))
{
// In order to move the process interface into another thread together with handle
parent->m_process.get()->setParent(m_processHandler.get());
m_processHandler->setParent(this);
// So the hierarchy looks like:
// ProcessPrivate
// |
// +- GeneralProcessBlockingImpl
// |
// +- ProcessInterfaceHandler
// |
// +- ProcessInterface
}
bool GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType newSignal, int msecs)
{
m_processHandler->setParent(nullptr);
QThread thread;
thread.start();
// Note: the thread may have started before and it's appending new signals before
// waitForSignal() is called. However, in this case they won't be flushed since
// the caller here is blocked, so all signals should be buffered and we are going
// to flush them from inside waitForSignal().
m_processHandler->moveToThread(&thread);
const bool result = m_processHandler->waitForSignal(newSignal, msecs);
m_processHandler->moveToCallerThread();
m_processHandler->setParent(this);
thread.quit();
thread.wait();
return result;
}
// Called from caller's thread exclusively
QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::takeAllSignals()
{
QMutexLocker locker(&m_mutex);
return std::exchange(m_signals, {});
}
// Called from caller's thread exclusively
QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::takeSignalsFor(ProcessSignalType signalType)
{
// If we are flushing for ReadyRead or Done - flush all.
if (signalType != ProcessSignalType::Started)
return takeAllSignals();
QMutexLocker locker(&m_mutex);
const QList<ProcessSignalType> storedSignals = transform(std::as_const(m_signals),
[](const ProcessInterfaceSignal *aSignal) {
return aSignal->signalType();
});
// If we are flushing for Started:
// - if Started was buffered - flush Started only (even when Done was buffered)
// - otherwise if Done signal was buffered - flush all.
if (!storedSignals.contains(ProcessSignalType::Started)
&& storedSignals.contains(ProcessSignalType::Done)) {
return std::exchange(m_signals, {}); // avoid takeAllSignals() because of mutex locked
}
QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> oldSignals;
const auto matchingIndex = storedSignals.lastIndexOf(signalType);
if (matchingIndex >= 0) {
oldSignals = m_signals.mid(0, matchingIndex + 1);
m_signals = m_signals.mid(matchingIndex + 1);
}
return oldSignals;
}
// Called from caller's thread exclusively
bool GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::flushSignals(const QList<ProcessInterfaceSignal *> &signalList,
ProcessSignalType *signalType)
{
bool signalMatched = false;
for (const ProcessInterfaceSignal *storedSignal : std::as_const(signalList)) {
const ProcessSignalType storedSignalType = storedSignal->signalType();
if (signalType && storedSignalType == *signalType)
signalMatched = true;
switch (storedSignalType) {
case ProcessSignalType::Started:
handleStartedSignal(static_cast<const StartedSignal *>(storedSignal));
break;
case ProcessSignalType::ReadyRead:
handleReadyReadSignal(static_cast<const ReadyReadSignal *>(storedSignal));
break;
case ProcessSignalType::Done:
if (signalType)
signalMatched = true;
handleDoneSignal(static_cast<const DoneSignal *>(storedSignal));
break;
}
delete storedSignal;
}
return signalMatched;
}
void GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::handleStartedSignal(const StartedSignal *aSignal)
{
m_caller->handleStarted(aSignal->processId(), aSignal->applicationMainThreadId());
}
void GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::handleReadyReadSignal(const ReadyReadSignal *aSignal)
{
m_caller->handleReadyRead(aSignal->stdOut(), aSignal->stdErr());
}
void GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::handleDoneSignal(const DoneSignal *aSignal)
{
m_caller->handleDone(aSignal->resultData());
}
// Called from ProcessInterfaceHandler thread exclusively.
void GeneralProcessBlockingImpl::appendSignal(ProcessInterfaceSignal *newSignal)
{
QMutexLocker locker(&m_mutex);
m_signals.append(newSignal);
}
bool ProcessPrivate::waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType newSignal, int msecs)
{
const QDeadlineTimer timeout(msecs);
const QDeadlineTimer currentKillTimeout(m_killTimer.remainingTime());
const bool needsSplit = m_killTimer.isActive() ? timeout > currentKillTimeout : false;
const QDeadlineTimer mainTimeout = needsSplit ? currentKillTimeout : timeout;
bool result = m_blockingInterface->waitForSignal(newSignal, mainTimeout.remainingTime());
if (!result && needsSplit) {
m_killTimer.stop();
sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::Kill);
result = m_blockingInterface->waitForSignal(newSignal, timeout.remainingTime());
}
return result;
}
Qt::ConnectionType ProcessPrivate::connectionType() const
{
return (m_process->thread() == thread()) ? Qt::DirectConnection
: Qt::BlockingQueuedConnection;
}
void ProcessPrivate::sendControlSignal(ControlSignal controlSignal)
{
QTC_ASSERT(QThread::currentThread() == thread(), return);
if (!m_process || (m_state == QProcess::NotRunning))
return;
if (controlSignal == ControlSignal::Terminate || controlSignal == ControlSignal::Kill)
m_resultData.m_canceledByUser = true;
QMetaObject::invokeMethod(m_process.get(), [this, controlSignal] {
m_process->sendControlSignal(controlSignal);
}, connectionType());
}
void ProcessPrivate::clearForRun()
{
m_stdOut.clearForRun();
m_stdOut.codec = m_codec;
m_stdErr.clearForRun();
m_stdErr.codec = m_codec;
m_result = ProcessResult::StartFailed;
m_killTimer.stop();
m_state = QProcess::NotRunning;
m_processId = 0;
m_applicationMainThreadId = 0;
m_resultData = {};
}
} // Internal
/*!
\class Utils::Process
\inmodule QtCreator
\brief The Process class provides functionality for with processes.
\sa Utils::ProcessArgs
*/
Process::Process(QObject *parent)
: QObject(parent),
d(new ProcessPrivate(this))
{
qRegisterMetaType<ProcessResultData>("ProcessResultData");
static int qProcessExitStatusMeta = qRegisterMetaType<QProcess::ExitStatus>();
static int qProcessProcessErrorMeta = qRegisterMetaType<QProcess::ProcessError>();
Q_UNUSED(qProcessExitStatusMeta)
Q_UNUSED(qProcessProcessErrorMeta)
}
Process::~Process()
{
QTC_ASSERT(!d->m_guard.isLocked(), qWarning("Deleting Process instance directly from "
"one of its signal handlers will lead to crash!"));
if (d->m_process)
d->m_process->disconnect();
delete d;
}
void Process::setProcessImpl(ProcessImpl processImpl)
{
d->m_setup.m_processImpl = processImpl;
}
void Process::setPtyData(const std::optional<Pty::Data> &data)
{
d->m_setup.m_ptyData = data;
}
std::optional<Pty::Data> Process::ptyData() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_ptyData;
}
ProcessMode Process::processMode() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_processMode;
}
void Process::setTerminalMode(TerminalMode mode)
{
d->m_setup.m_terminalMode = mode;
}
TerminalMode Process::terminalMode() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_terminalMode;
}
void Process::setProcessMode(ProcessMode processMode)
{
d->m_setup.m_processMode = processMode;
}
void Process::setEnvironment(const Environment &env)
{
d->m_setup.m_environment = env;
}
const Environment &Process::environment() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_environment;
}
void Process::setControlEnvironment(const Environment &environment)
{
d->m_setup.m_controlEnvironment = environment;
}
const Environment &Process::controlEnvironment() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_controlEnvironment;
}
void Process::setRunData(const ProcessRunData &data)
{
if (data.workingDirectory.needsDevice() && data.command.executable().needsDevice()) {
QTC_CHECK(data.workingDirectory.isSameDevice(data.command.executable()));
}
d->m_setup.m_commandLine = data.command;
d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory = data.workingDirectory;
d->m_setup.m_environment = data.environment;
}
ProcessRunData Process::runData() const
{
return {d->m_setup.m_commandLine, d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory, d->m_setup.m_environment};
}
void Process::setCommand(const CommandLine &cmdLine)
{
if (d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory.needsDevice() && cmdLine.executable().needsDevice()) {
QTC_CHECK(d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory.isSameDevice(cmdLine.executable()));
}
d->m_setup.m_commandLine = cmdLine;
}
const CommandLine &Process::commandLine() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_commandLine;
}
FilePath Process::workingDirectory() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory;
}
void Process::setWorkingDirectory(const FilePath &dir)
{
if (dir.needsDevice() && d->m_setup.m_commandLine.executable().needsDevice()) {
QTC_CHECK(dir.isSameDevice(d->m_setup.m_commandLine.executable()));
}
d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory = dir;
}
void Process::setUseCtrlCStub(bool enabled)
{
d->m_setup.m_useCtrlCStub = enabled;
}
void Process::start()
{
QTC_ASSERT(state() == QProcess::NotRunning, return);
QTC_ASSERT(!(d->m_process && d->m_guard.isLocked()),
qWarning("Restarting the Process directly from one of its signal handlers will "
"lead to crash! Consider calling close() prior to direct restart."));
d->clearForRun();
ProcessInterface *processImpl = nullptr;
if (d->m_setup.m_commandLine.executable().needsDevice()) {
QTC_ASSERT(s_deviceHooks.processImplHook, return);
processImpl = s_deviceHooks.processImplHook(commandLine().executable());
} else {
processImpl = d->createProcessInterface();
}
if (!processImpl) {
// This happens if a device does not implement the createProcessInterface() function.
d->m_result = ProcessResult::StartFailed;
d->m_resultData.m_exitCode = 255;
d->m_resultData.m_exitStatus = QProcess::CrashExit;
d->m_resultData.m_errorString = Tr::tr("Failed to create process interface for \"%1\".")
.arg(d->m_setup.m_commandLine.toUserOutput());
d->m_resultData.m_error = QProcess::FailedToStart;
d->emitGuardedSignal(&Process::done);
return;
}
d->setProcessInterface(processImpl);
d->m_state = QProcess::Starting;
d->m_process->m_setup = d->m_setup;
d->emitGuardedSignal(&Process::starting);
d->m_process->start();
}
void Process::terminate()
{
d->sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::Terminate);
}
void Process::kill()
{
d->sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::Kill);
}
void Process::interrupt()
{
d->sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::Interrupt);
}
void Process::kickoffProcess()
{
d->sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::KickOff);
}
void Process::closeWriteChannel()
{
d->sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::CloseWriteChannel);
}
bool Process::startDetached(const CommandLine &cmd, const FilePath &workingDirectory, qint64 *pid)
{
return QProcess::startDetached(cmd.executable().toUserOutput(),
cmd.splitArguments(),
workingDirectory.toUserOutput(),
pid);
}
void Process::setLowPriority()
{
d->m_setup.m_lowPriority = true;
}
void Process::setDisableUnixTerminal()
{
d->m_setup.m_unixTerminalDisabled = true;
}
void Process::setAbortOnMetaChars(bool abort)
{
d->m_setup.m_abortOnMetaChars = abort;
}
void Process::setRunAsRoot(bool on)
{
d->m_setup.m_runAsRoot = on;
}
bool Process::isRunAsRoot() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_runAsRoot;
}
void Process::setStandardInputFile(const QString &inputFile)
{
d->m_setup.m_standardInputFile = inputFile;
}
QString Process::toStandaloneCommandLine() const
{
QStringList parts;
parts.append("/usr/bin/env");
if (!d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory.isEmpty()) {
parts.append("-C");
d->m_setup.m_workingDirectory.path();
}
parts.append("-i");
if (d->m_setup.m_environment.hasChanges()) {
const QStringList envVars = d->m_setup.m_environment.toStringList();
std::transform(envVars.cbegin(), envVars.cend(),
std::back_inserter(parts), ProcessArgs::quoteArgUnix);
}
parts.append(d->m_setup.m_commandLine.executable().path());
parts.append(d->m_setup.m_commandLine.splitArguments());
return parts.join(" ");
}
void Process::setCreateConsoleOnWindows(bool create)
{
d->m_setup.m_createConsoleOnWindows = create;
}
bool Process::createConsoleOnWindows() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_createConsoleOnWindows;
}
void Process::setExtraData(const QString &key, const QVariant &value)
{
d->m_setup.m_extraData.insert(key, value);
}
QVariant Process::extraData(const QString &key) const
{
return d->m_setup.m_extraData.value(key);
}
void Process::setExtraData(const QVariantHash &extraData)
{
d->m_setup.m_extraData = extraData;
}
QVariantHash Process::extraData() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_extraData;
}
void Process::setReaperTimeout(int msecs)
{
d->m_setup.m_reaperTimeout = msecs;
}
int Process::reaperTimeout() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_reaperTimeout;
}
void Process::setRemoteProcessHooks(const DeviceProcessHooks &hooks)
{
s_deviceHooks = hooks;
}
static bool askToKill(const CommandLine &command)
{
#ifdef QT_GUI_LIB
if (!isGuiEnabled())
return true;
const QString title = Tr::tr("Process Not Responding");
QString msg = command.isEmpty() ? Tr::tr("The process is not responding.")
: Tr::tr("The process \"%1\" is not responding.")
.arg(command.executable().toUserOutput());
msg += ' ';
msg += Tr::tr("Terminate the process?");
// Restore the cursor that is set to wait while running.
const bool hasOverrideCursor = QGuiApplication::overrideCursor() != nullptr;
if (hasOverrideCursor)
QGuiApplication::restoreOverrideCursor();
QMessageBox::StandardButton answer = QMessageBox::question(nullptr, title, msg, QMessageBox::Yes|QMessageBox::No);
if (hasOverrideCursor)
QGuiApplication::setOverrideCursor(Qt::WaitCursor);
return answer == QMessageBox::Yes;
#else
Q_UNUSED(command)
return true;
#endif
}
// Helper for running a process synchronously in the foreground with timeout
// detection (taking effect after no more output
// occurs on stderr/stdout as opposed to waitForFinished()). Returns false if a timeout
// occurs. Checking of the process' exit state/code still has to be done.
bool Process::readDataFromProcess(QByteArray *stdOut, QByteArray *stdErr, int timeoutS)
{
enum { syncDebug = 0 };
if (syncDebug)
qDebug() << ">readDataFromProcess" << timeoutS;
if (state() != QProcess::Running) {
qWarning("readDataFromProcess: Process in non-running state passed in.");
return false;
}
// Keep the process running until it has no longer has data
bool finished = false;
bool hasData = false;
do {
finished = waitForFinished(timeoutS > 0 ? timeoutS * 1000 : -1)
|| state() == QProcess::NotRunning;
// First check 'stdout'
const QByteArray newStdOut = readAllRawStandardOutput();
if (!newStdOut.isEmpty()) {
hasData = true;
if (stdOut)
stdOut->append(newStdOut);
}
// Check 'stderr' separately. This is a special handling
// for 'git pull' and the like which prints its progress on stderr.
const QByteArray newStdErr = readAllRawStandardError();
if (!newStdErr.isEmpty()) {
hasData = true;
if (stdErr)
stdErr->append(newStdErr);
}
// Prompt user, pretend we have data if says 'No'.
const bool hang = !hasData && !finished;
hasData = hang && !askToKill(d->m_setup.m_commandLine);
} while (hasData && !finished);
if (syncDebug)
qDebug() << "<readDataFromProcess" << finished;
return finished;
}
ProcessResult Process::result() const
{
return d->m_result;
}
ProcessResultData Process::resultData() const
{
return d->m_resultData;
}
int Process::exitCode() const
{
return resultData().m_exitCode;
}
QProcess::ExitStatus Process::exitStatus() const
{
return resultData().m_exitStatus;
}
QProcess::ProcessError Process::error() const
{
return resultData().m_error;
}
QString Process::errorString() const
{
return resultData().m_errorString;
}
qint64 Process::applicationMainThreadId() const
{
return d->m_applicationMainThreadId;
}
QProcess::ProcessChannelMode Process::processChannelMode() const
{
return d->m_setup.m_processChannelMode;
}
void Process::setProcessChannelMode(QProcess::ProcessChannelMode mode)
{
d->m_setup.m_processChannelMode = mode;
}
QProcess::ProcessState Process::state() const
{
return d->m_state;
}
bool Process::isRunning() const
{
return state() == QProcess::Running;
}
qint64 Process::processId() const
{
return d->m_processId;
}
bool Process::waitForStarted(int msecs)
{
QTC_ASSERT(d->m_process, return false);
if (d->m_state == QProcess::Running)
return true;
if (d->m_state == QProcess::NotRunning)
return false;
return s_waitForStarted.measureAndRun(&ProcessPrivate::waitForSignal, d,
ProcessSignalType::Started, msecs);
}
bool Process::waitForReadyRead(int msecs)
{
QTC_ASSERT(d->m_process, return false);
if (d->m_state == QProcess::NotRunning)
return false;
return d->waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType::ReadyRead, msecs);
}
bool Process::waitForFinished(int msecs)
{
QTC_ASSERT(d->m_process, return false);
if (d->m_state == QProcess::NotRunning)
return false;
return d->waitForSignal(ProcessSignalType::Done, msecs);
}
QByteArray Process::readAllRawStandardOutput()
{
return d->m_stdOut.readAllData();
}
QByteArray Process::readAllRawStandardError()
{
return d->m_stdErr.readAllData();
}
qint64 Process::write(const QString &input)
{
// Non-windows is assumed to be UTF-8
if (commandLine().executable().osType() != OsTypeWindows)
return writeRaw(input.toUtf8());
if (HostOsInfo::hostOs() == OsTypeWindows)
return writeRaw(input.toLocal8Bit());
// "remote" Windows target on non-Windows host is unlikely,
// but the true encoding is not accessible. Use UTF8 as best guess.
QTC_CHECK(false);
return writeRaw(input.toUtf8());
}
qint64 Process::writeRaw(const QByteArray &input)
{
QTC_ASSERT(processMode() == ProcessMode::Writer, return -1);
QTC_ASSERT(d->m_process, return -1);
QTC_ASSERT(state() == QProcess::Running, return -1);
QTC_ASSERT(QThread::currentThread() == thread(), return -1);
qint64 result = -1;
QMetaObject::invokeMethod(
d->m_process.get(),
[this, input] { return d->m_process->write(input); },
d->connectionType(),
&result);
return result;
}
void Process::close()
{
QTC_ASSERT(QThread::currentThread() == thread(), return);
if (d->m_process) {
// Note: the m_process may be inside ProcessInterfaceHandler's thread.
QTC_ASSERT(d->m_process->thread() == thread(), return);
d->m_process->disconnect();
d->m_process.release()->deleteLater();
}
if (d->m_blockingInterface) {
d->m_blockingInterface->disconnect();
d->m_blockingInterface.release()->deleteLater();
}
d->clearForRun();
}
/*
Calls terminate() directly and after a delay of reaperTimeout() it calls kill()
if the process is still running.
*/
void Process::stop()
{
if (state() == QProcess::NotRunning)
return;
d->sendControlSignal(ControlSignal::Terminate);
d->m_killTimer.start(d->m_process->m_setup.m_reaperTimeout);
}
QString Process::readAllStandardOutput()
{
return QString::fromUtf8(readAllRawStandardOutput());
}
QString Process::readAllStandardError()
{
return QString::fromUtf8(readAllRawStandardError());
}
QString Process::exitMessage(const CommandLine &command, ProcessResult result, int exitCode,
int maxHangTimerCount)
{
const QString cmd = command.toUserOutput();
switch (result) {
case ProcessResult::FinishedWithSuccess:
return Tr::tr("The command \"%1\" finished successfully.").arg(cmd);
case ProcessResult::FinishedWithError:
return Tr::tr("The command \"%1\" terminated with exit code %2.").arg(cmd).arg(exitCode);
case ProcessResult::TerminatedAbnormally:
return Tr::tr("The command \"%1\" terminated abnormally.").arg(cmd);
case ProcessResult::StartFailed:
return Tr::tr("The command \"%1\" could not be started.").arg(cmd);
case ProcessResult::Hang:
return Tr::tr("The command \"%1\" did not respond within the timeout limit (%2 s).")
.arg(cmd).arg(maxHangTimerCount);
}
return {};
}
QString Process::exitMessage() const
{
return exitMessage(commandLine(), result(), exitCode(), timeoutS());
}
QByteArray Process::allRawOutput() const
{
QTC_CHECK(d->m_stdOut.keepRawData);
QTC_CHECK(d->m_stdErr.keepRawData);
if (!d->m_stdOut.rawData.isEmpty() && !d->m_stdErr.rawData.isEmpty()) {
QByteArray result = d->m_stdOut.rawData;
if (!result.endsWith('\n'))
result += '\n';
result += d->m_stdErr.rawData;
return result;
}
return !d->m_stdOut.rawData.isEmpty() ? d->m_stdOut.rawData : d->m_stdErr.rawData;
}
QString Process::allOutput() const
{
QTC_CHECK(d->m_stdOut.keepRawData);
QTC_CHECK(d->m_stdErr.keepRawData);
const QString out = cleanedStdOut();
const QString err = cleanedStdErr();
if (!out.isEmpty() && !err.isEmpty()) {
QString result = out;
if (!result.endsWith('\n'))
result += '\n';
result += err;
return result;
}
return !out.isEmpty() ? out : err;
}
QByteArray Process::rawStdOut() const
{
QTC_CHECK(d->m_stdOut.keepRawData);
return d->m_stdOut.rawData;
}
QString Process::stdOut() const
{
QTC_CHECK(d->m_stdOut.keepRawData);
return d->m_codec->toUnicode(d->m_stdOut.rawData);
}
QString Process::stdErr() const
{
QTC_CHECK(d->m_stdErr.keepRawData);
return d->m_codec->toUnicode(d->m_stdErr.rawData);
}
QString Process::cleanedStdOut() const
{
return Utils::normalizeNewlines(stdOut());
}
QString Process::cleanedStdErr() const
{
return Utils::normalizeNewlines(stdErr());
}
static QStringList splitLines(const QString &text)
{
QStringList result = text.split('\n');
for (QString &line : result) {
if (line.endsWith('\r'))
line.chop(1);
}
return result;
}
const QStringList Process::stdOutLines() const
{
return splitLines(cleanedStdOut());
}
const QStringList Process::stdErrLines() const
{
return splitLines(cleanedStdErr());
}
QTCREATOR_UTILS_EXPORT QDebug operator<<(QDebug str, const Process &r)
{
QDebug nsp = str.nospace();
nsp << "Process: result="
<< int(r.d->m_result) << " ex=" << r.exitCode() << '\n'
<< r.d->m_stdOut.rawData.size() << " bytes stdout, stderr=" << r.d->m_stdErr.rawData << '\n';
return str;
}
void ChannelBuffer::clearForRun()
{
rawData.clear();
codecState.reset(new QTextCodec::ConverterState);
incompleteLineBuffer.clear();
}
/* Check for complete lines read from the device and return them, moving the
* buffer position. */
void ChannelBuffer::append(const QByteArray &text)
{
if (text.isEmpty())
return;
if (keepRawData)
rawData += text;
// Line-wise operation below:
if (!outputCallback)
return;
// Convert and append the new input to the buffer of incomplete lines
incompleteLineBuffer.append(codec->toUnicode(text.constData(), text.size(), codecState.get()));
do {
// Any completed lines in the incompleteLineBuffer?
int pos = -1;
if (emitSingleLines) {
const int posn = incompleteLineBuffer.indexOf('\n');
const int posr = incompleteLineBuffer.indexOf('\r');
if (posn != -1) {
if (posr != -1) {
if (posn == posr + 1)
pos = posn; // \r followed by \n -> line end, use the \n.
else
pos = qMin(posr, posn); // free floating \r and \n: Use the first one.
} else {
pos = posn;
}
} else {
pos = posr; // Make sure internal '\r' triggers a line output
}
} else {
pos = qMax(incompleteLineBuffer.lastIndexOf('\n'),
incompleteLineBuffer.lastIndexOf('\r'));
}
if (pos == -1)
break;
// Get completed lines and remove them from the incompleteLinesBuffer:
const QString line = Utils::normalizeNewlines(incompleteLineBuffer.left(pos + 1));
incompleteLineBuffer = incompleteLineBuffer.mid(pos + 1);
QTC_ASSERT(outputCallback, return);
outputCallback(line);
if (!emitSingleLines)
break;
} while (true);
}
void ChannelBuffer::handleRest()
{
if (outputCallback && !incompleteLineBuffer.isEmpty()) {
outputCallback(incompleteLineBuffer);
incompleteLineBuffer.clear();
}
}
void Process::setTimeoutS(int timeoutS)
{
if (timeoutS > 0)
d->m_timeoutInSeconds = qMax(2, timeoutS);
else
d->m_timeoutInSeconds = INT_MAX / 1000;
}
int Process::timeoutS() const
{
return d->m_timeoutInSeconds;
}
void Process::setCodec(QTextCodec *c)
{
QTC_ASSERT(c, return);
d->m_codec = c;
}
void Process::setTimeOutMessageBoxEnabled(bool v)
{
d->m_timeOutMessageBoxEnabled = v;
}
void Process::setWriteData(const QByteArray &writeData)
{
d->m_setup.m_writeData = writeData;
}
void Process::runBlocking(EventLoopMode eventLoopMode)
{
QDateTime startTime;
static const int blockingThresholdMs = qtcEnvironmentVariableIntValue("QTC_PROCESS_THRESHOLD");
auto starter = [this, eventLoopMode, &startTime] {
// Attach a dynamic property with info about blocking type
d->storeEventLoopDebugInfo(int(eventLoopMode));
if (blockingThresholdMs > 0 && isMainThread())
startTime = QDateTime::currentDateTime();
start();
// Remove the dynamic property so that it's not reused in subseqent start()
d->storeEventLoopDebugInfo({});
};
if (eventLoopMode == EventLoopMode::On) {
#ifdef QT_GUI_LIB
if (isGuiEnabled())
QGuiApplication::setOverrideCursor(Qt::WaitCursor);
#endif
QEventLoop eventLoop(this);
QTC_ASSERT(!d->m_eventLoop, return);
d->m_eventLoop = &eventLoop;
// Queue the call to start() so that it's executed after the nested event loop is started,
// otherwise it fails on Windows with QProcessImpl. See QTCREATORBUG-30066.
QMetaObject::invokeMethod(this, starter, Qt::QueuedConnection);
std::function<void(void)> timeoutHandler = {};
if (d->m_timeoutInSeconds > 0) {
timeoutHandler = [this, &eventLoop, &timeoutHandler] {
if (!d->m_timeOutMessageBoxEnabled || askToKill(d->m_setup.m_commandLine)) {
if (state() == QProcess::NotRunning)
return;
stop();
waitForFinished();
d->m_result = ProcessResult::Hang;
return;
}
QTimer::singleShot(d->m_timeoutInSeconds * 1000, &eventLoop, timeoutHandler);
};
QTimer::singleShot(d->m_timeoutInSeconds * 1000, &eventLoop, timeoutHandler);
}
eventLoop.exec(QEventLoop::ExcludeUserInputEvents);
d->m_eventLoop = nullptr;
#ifdef QT_GUI_LIB
if (isGuiEnabled())
QGuiApplication::restoreOverrideCursor();
#endif
} else {
starter();
if (!waitForStarted(d->m_timeoutInSeconds * 1000)) {
d->m_result = ProcessResult::StartFailed;
return;
}
if (!waitForFinished(d->m_timeoutInSeconds * 1000)) {
d->m_result = ProcessResult::Hang;
terminate();
if (!waitForFinished(1000)) {
kill();
waitForFinished(1000);
}
}
}
if (blockingThresholdMs > 0) {
const int timeDiff = startTime.msecsTo(QDateTime::currentDateTime());
if (timeDiff > blockingThresholdMs && isMainThread()) {
qWarning() << "Blocking process " << d->m_setup.m_commandLine << "took" << timeDiff
<< "ms, longer than threshold" << blockingThresholdMs;
}
}
}
void Process::setStdOutCallback(const TextChannelCallback &callback)
{
d->m_stdOut.outputCallback = callback;
d->m_stdOut.emitSingleLines = false;
}
void Process::setStdOutLineCallback(const TextChannelCallback &callback)
{
d->m_stdOut.outputCallback = callback;
d->m_stdOut.emitSingleLines = true;
d->m_stdOut.keepRawData = false;
}
void Process::setStdErrCallback(const TextChannelCallback &callback)
{
d->m_stdErr.outputCallback = callback;
d->m_stdErr.emitSingleLines = false;
}
void Process::setStdErrLineCallback(const TextChannelCallback &callback)
{
d->m_stdErr.outputCallback = callback;
d->m_stdErr.emitSingleLines = true;
d->m_stdErr.keepRawData = false;
}
void Process::setTextChannelMode(Channel channel, TextChannelMode mode)
{
const TextChannelCallback outputCb = [this](const QString &text) {
GuardLocker locker(d->m_guard);
emit textOnStandardOutput(text);
};
const TextChannelCallback errorCb = [this](const QString &text) {
GuardLocker locker(d->m_guard);
emit textOnStandardError(text);
};
const TextChannelCallback callback = (channel == Channel::Output) ? outputCb : errorCb;
ChannelBuffer *buffer = channel == Channel::Output ? &d->m_stdOut : &d->m_stdErr;
QTC_ASSERT(buffer->m_textChannelMode == TextChannelMode::Off, qWarning()
<< "Process::setTextChannelMode(): Changing text channel mode for"
<< (channel == Channel::Output ? "Output": "Error")
<< "channel while it was previously set for this channel.");
buffer->m_textChannelMode = mode;
switch (mode) {
case TextChannelMode::Off:
buffer->outputCallback = {};
buffer->emitSingleLines = true;
buffer->keepRawData = true;
break;
case TextChannelMode::SingleLine:
buffer->outputCallback = callback;
buffer->emitSingleLines = true;
buffer->keepRawData = false;
break;
case TextChannelMode::MultiLine:
buffer->outputCallback = callback;
buffer->emitSingleLines = false;
buffer->keepRawData = true;
break;
}
}
TextChannelMode Process::textChannelMode(Channel channel) const
{
ChannelBuffer *buffer = channel == Channel::Output ? &d->m_stdOut : &d->m_stdErr;
return buffer->m_textChannelMode;
}
void ProcessPrivate::handleStarted(qint64 processId, qint64 applicationMainThreadId)
{
QTC_CHECK(m_state == QProcess::Starting);
m_state = QProcess::Running;
m_processId = processId;
m_applicationMainThreadId = applicationMainThreadId;
emitGuardedSignal(&Process::started);
}
void ProcessPrivate::handleReadyRead(const QByteArray &outputData, const QByteArray &errorData)
{
QTC_CHECK(m_state == QProcess::Running);
// TODO: store a copy of m_processChannelMode on start()? Currently we assert that state
// is NotRunning when setting the process channel mode.
if (!outputData.isEmpty()) {
if (m_process->m_setup.m_processChannelMode == QProcess::ForwardedOutputChannel
|| m_process->m_setup.m_processChannelMode == QProcess::ForwardedChannels) {
std::cout << outputData.constData() << std::flush;
} else {
m_stdOut.append(outputData);
emitGuardedSignal(&Process::readyReadStandardOutput);
}
}
if (!errorData.isEmpty()) {
if (m_process->m_setup.m_processChannelMode == QProcess::ForwardedErrorChannel
|| m_process->m_setup.m_processChannelMode == QProcess::ForwardedChannels) {
std::cerr << errorData.constData() << std::flush;
} else {
m_stdErr.append(errorData);
emitGuardedSignal(&Process::readyReadStandardError);
}
}
}
void ProcessPrivate::handleDone(const ProcessResultData &data)
{
m_killTimer.stop();
const bool wasCanceled = m_resultData.m_canceledByUser;
m_resultData = data;
m_resultData.m_canceledByUser = wasCanceled;
switch (m_state) {
case QProcess::NotRunning:
QTC_CHECK(false); // Can't happen
break;
case QProcess::Starting:
QTC_CHECK(m_resultData.m_error == QProcess::FailedToStart);
break;
case QProcess::Running:
QTC_CHECK(m_resultData.m_error != QProcess::FailedToStart);
break;
}
m_state = QProcess::NotRunning;
// This code (255) is being returned by QProcess when FailedToStart error occurred
if (m_resultData.m_error == QProcess::FailedToStart)
m_resultData.m_exitCode = 0xFF;
// HACK: See QIODevice::errorString() implementation.
if (m_resultData.m_error == QProcess::UnknownError)
m_resultData.m_errorString.clear();
else if (m_result != ProcessResult::Hang)
m_result = ProcessResult::StartFailed;
if (m_resultData.m_error != QProcess::FailedToStart) {
switch (m_resultData.m_exitStatus) {
case QProcess::NormalExit:
m_result = m_resultData.m_exitCode ? ProcessResult::FinishedWithError
: ProcessResult::FinishedWithSuccess;
break;
case QProcess::CrashExit:
// Was hang detected before and killed?
if (m_result != ProcessResult::Hang)
m_result = ProcessResult::TerminatedAbnormally;
break;
}
}
if (m_eventLoop)
m_eventLoop->quit();
m_stdOut.handleRest();
m_stdErr.handleRest();
emitGuardedSignal(&Process::done);
m_processId = 0;
m_applicationMainThreadId = 0;
}
static QString blockingMessage(const QVariant &variant)
{
if (!variant.isValid())
return "non blocking";
if (variant.toInt() == int(EventLoopMode::On))
return "blocking with event loop";
return "blocking without event loop";
}
void ProcessPrivate::setupDebugLog()
{
if (!processLog().isDebugEnabled())
return;
auto now = [] {
using namespace std::chrono;
return duration_cast<milliseconds>(system_clock::now().time_since_epoch()).count();
};
connect(q, &Process::starting, this, [this, now] {
const quint64 msNow = now();
setProperty(QTC_PROCESS_STARTTIME, msNow);
static std::atomic_int startCounter = 0;
const int currentNumber = startCounter.fetch_add(1);
qCDebug(processLog).nospace().noquote()
<< "Process " << currentNumber << " starting ("
<< qPrintable(blockingMessage(property(QTC_PROCESS_BLOCKING_TYPE)))
<< "): " << m_setup.m_commandLine.toUserOutput();
setProperty(QTC_PROCESS_NUMBER, currentNumber);
});
connect(q, &Process::done, this, [this, now] {
if (!m_process.get())
return;
const QVariant n = property(QTC_PROCESS_NUMBER);
if (!n.isValid())
return;
const quint64 msNow = now();
const quint64 msStarted = property(QTC_PROCESS_STARTTIME).toULongLong();
const quint64 msElapsed = msNow - msStarted;
const int number = n.toInt();
const QString stdOut = q->cleanedStdOut();
const QString stdErr = q->cleanedStdErr();
qCDebug(processLog).nospace()
<< "Process " << number << " finished: result=" << int(m_result)
<< ", ex=" << m_resultData.m_exitCode
<< ", " << stdOut.size() << " bytes stdout: " << stdOut.left(20)
<< ", " << stdErr.size() << " bytes stderr: " << stdErr.left(1000)
<< ", " << msElapsed << " ms elapsed";
if (processStdoutLog().isDebugEnabled() && !stdOut.isEmpty())
qCDebug(processStdoutLog).nospace() << "Process " << number << " sdout: " << stdOut;
if (processStderrLog().isDebugEnabled() && !stdErr.isEmpty())
qCDebug(processStderrLog).nospace() << "Process " << number << " stderr: " << stdErr;
});
}
void ProcessPrivate::storeEventLoopDebugInfo(const QVariant &value)
{
if (processLog().isDebugEnabled())
setProperty(QTC_PROCESS_BLOCKING_TYPE, value);
}
ProcessTaskAdapter::ProcessTaskAdapter()
{
connect(task(), &Process::done, this, [this] {
emit done(Tasking::toDoneResult(task()->result() == ProcessResult::FinishedWithSuccess));
});
}
void ProcessTaskAdapter::start()
{
task()->start();
}
} // namespace Utils
#include "process.moc"