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mercury/deep_profiler/interface.m
Zoltan Somogyi 9095985aa8 Fix more warnings from --warn-inconsistent-pred-order-clauses.
deep_profiler/*.m:
    Fix inconsistencies between (a) the order in which functions and predicates
    are declared, and (b) the order in which they are defined.

    In most modules, either the order of the declarations or the order
    of the definitions made sense, and I changed the other to match.
    In some modules, neither made sense, so I changed *both* to an order
    that *does* make sense (i.e. it has related predicates together).

    In query.m, put the various commands in the same sensible order
    as the code processing them.

    In html_format.m, merge two exported functions together, since
    they can't be used separately.

    In some places, put dividers between groups of related
    functions/predicates, to make the groups themselves more visible.

    In some places, fix comments or programming style.

deep_profiler/DEEP_FLAGS.in:
    Since all the modules in this directory are now free from any warnings
    generated by --warn-inconsistent-pred-order-clauses, specify that option
    by default in this directory to keep it that way.
2017-04-30 15:48:13 +10:00

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%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% vim: ft=mercury ts=4 sw=4 et
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% Copyright (C) 2001-2002, 2004-2008, 2011 The University of Melbourne.
% This file may only be copied under the terms of the GNU General
% Public License - see the file COPYING in the Mercury distribution.
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
%
% File: interface.m.
% Author: zs.
%
% This module defines interface between CGI programs acting as clients
% and CGI programs acting as servers.
%
% The interface consists of queries (sent from the CGI program to the server)
% and responses (sent back from the server to the CGI program), and shared
% knowledge of how to derive the names of some files from the name of the
% profiling data file being explored.
%
% Queries are sent and received as printed representations of Mercury terms,
% using the predicates send_term and recv_term. Responses are sent as strings
% using the predicates send_string and recv_string. Each response is actually
% the name of a file containing a web page, rather than the text of the web
% page itself. This makes things easy to debug (since we can leave the file
% around for inspection) and avoids any potential problems with the web page
% being too big to transmit atomically across the named pipe. (Printable
% representations of queries and filenames are both guaranteed to be smaller
% than eight kilobytes, which is the typical named pipe buffer size.)
%
% A query consists of three components, a command, a set of preferences, and
% the name of the profiling data file. The command tells the server what
% information the user wants displayed. The preferences tell the server how
% the user wants data displayed; they persist across queries unless the user
% changes them.
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
:- module interface.
:- interface.
:- import_module bool.
:- import_module io.
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
% These functions derive the names of auxiliary files (or parts thereof)
% from the name of the profiling data file being explored. The auxiliary
% files are:
%
% - the name of the named pipe for transmitting queries to the server;
% - the name of the named pipe for transmitting responses back to the
% CGI program;
% - the name of the file containing the output of the server program,
% which prints statistics about its own performance at startup
% (and if invoked with debugging option, debugging information
% during its execution);
% - the name of the mutual exclusion file (which is always empty);
% - the naming scheme of the `want' files (which are always empty);
% - the names of the files containing the web page responses;
% - the name of the file containing contour exclusion information
% (see exclude.m).
%
:- func to_server_pipe_name(string) = string.
:- func from_server_pipe_name(string) = string.
:- func server_startup_name(string) = string.
:- func mutex_file_name(string) = string.
:- func want_dir = string.
:- func want_prefix = string.
:- func want_file_name = string.
:- func response_file_name(string, int) = string.
% send_term(ToFileName, Debug, Term):
%
% Write the term Term to ToFileName, making it is new contents.
% If Debug is `yes', write it to the file `/tmp/.send_term' as well.
%
:- pred send_term(string::in, bool::in, T::in, io::di, io::uo) is det.
% send_string(ToFileName, Debug, Str):
%
% Write the string Str to ToFileName, making it is new contents.
% If Debug is `yes', write it to the file `/tmp/.send_string' as well.
%
:- pred send_string(string::in, bool::in, string::in, io::di, io::uo) is det.
% recv_term(FromFileName, Debug, Term):
%
% Read the contents of FromFileName, which should be a single Mercury term.
% If Debug is `yes', write the result of the read to the file
% `/tmp/.recv_term' as well.
%
:- pred recv_term(string::in, bool::in, T::out, io::di, io::uo) is det.
% recv_string(FromFileName, Debug, Str):
%
% Read the contents of FromFileName, and return it as Str.
% If Debug is `yes', write the result of the read to the file
% `/tmp/.recv_string' as well.
%
:- pred recv_string(string::in, bool::in, string::out, io::di, io::uo) is det.
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
:- implementation.
:- import_module conf.
:- import_module char.
:- import_module list.
:- import_module require.
:- import_module string.
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
to_server_pipe_name(DataFileName) =
server_dir ++ "/" ++
"mdprof_server_to" ++ filename_mangle(DataFileName).
from_server_pipe_name(DataFileName) =
server_dir ++ "/" ++
"mdprof_server_from" ++ filename_mangle(DataFileName).
server_startup_name(DataFileName) =
server_dir ++ "/" ++
"mdprof_startup_err" ++ filename_mangle(DataFileName).
mutex_file_name(DataFileName) =
server_dir ++ "/" ++
"mdprof_mutex" ++ filename_mangle(DataFileName).
want_dir = server_dir.
want_prefix = "mdprof_want".
want_file_name =
want_dir ++ "/" ++ want_prefix ++ string.int_to_string(getpid).
response_file_name(DataFileName, QueryNum) =
server_dir ++ "/" ++
"mdprof_response" ++ filename_mangle(DataFileName) ++
string.int_to_string(QueryNum).
:- func server_dir = string.
server_dir = "/var/tmp".
:- func filename_mangle(string) = string.
filename_mangle(FileName) = MangledFileName :-
FileNameChars = string.to_char_list(FileName),
MangledFileNameChars = filename_mangle_2(FileNameChars),
MangledFileName = string.from_char_list(MangledFileNameChars).
% This mangling scheme ensures that (a) the mangled filename doesn't
% contain any slashes, and (b) two different original filenames will
% always yield different mangled filenames.
%
:- func filename_mangle_2(list(char)) = list(char).
filename_mangle_2([]) = [].
filename_mangle_2([First | Rest]) = MangledChars :-
MangledRest = filename_mangle_2(Rest),
( First = ('/') ->
MangledChars = [':', '.' | MangledRest]
; First = (':') ->
MangledChars = [':', ':' | MangledRest]
;
MangledChars = [First | MangledRest]
).
send_term(ToPipeName, Debug, Data, !IO) :-
io.open_output(ToPipeName, ToPipeRes, !IO),
(
ToPipeRes = ok(ToStream),
io.write(ToStream, Data, !IO),
io.write_string(ToStream, ".\n", !IO),
io.close_output(ToStream, !IO)
;
ToPipeRes = error(ToPipeError),
io.error_message(ToPipeError, ToPipeErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open pipe %s: %s",
[s(ToPipeName), s(ToPipeErrorMsg)], ToPipeMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, ToPipeMsg)
),
(
Debug = yes,
DebugFileName = "/tmp/.send_term",
io.open_output(DebugFileName, DebugRes, !IO),
(
DebugRes = ok(DebugStream),
io.write(DebugStream, Data, !IO),
io.write_string(DebugStream, ".\n", !IO),
io.close_output(DebugStream, !IO)
;
DebugRes = error(DebugError),
io.error_message(DebugError, DebugErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open debug file %s: %s",
[s(DebugFileName), s(DebugErrorMsg)], DebugMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, DebugMsg)
)
;
Debug = no
).
send_string(ToPipeName, Debug, Data, !IO) :-
io.open_output(ToPipeName, ToPipeRes, !IO),
(
ToPipeRes = ok(ToStream),
io.write_string(ToStream, Data, !IO),
io.close_output(ToStream, !IO)
;
ToPipeRes = error(ToPipeError),
io.error_message(ToPipeError, ToPipeErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open pipe %s: %s",
[s(ToPipeName), s(ToPipeErrorMsg)], ToPipeMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, ToPipeMsg)
),
(
Debug = yes,
DebugFileName = "/tmp/.send_string",
io.open_output(DebugFileName, DebugRes, !IO),
(
DebugRes = ok(DebugStream),
io.write_string(DebugStream, Data, !IO),
io.close_output(DebugStream, !IO)
;
DebugRes = error(DebugError),
io.error_message(DebugError, DebugErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open debug file %s: %s",
[s(DebugFileName), s(DebugErrorMsg)], DebugMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, DebugMsg)
)
;
Debug = no
).
recv_term(FromPipeName, Debug, Resp, !IO) :-
io.open_input(FromPipeName, FromPipeRes, !IO),
(
FromPipeRes = ok(FromStream),
io.read(FromStream, ReadRes, !IO),
(
ReadRes = ok(Resp)
;
ReadRes = eof,
unexpected($module, $pred, "read failed: premature eof")
;
ReadRes = error(ReadErrorMsg, ReadErrorLineNumber),
string.format("read failed at line %d: %s",
[i(ReadErrorLineNumber), s(ReadErrorMsg)], ReadMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, ReadMsg)
),
io.close_input(FromStream, !IO),
(
Debug = yes,
DebugFileName = "/tmp/.recv_term",
io.open_output(DebugFileName, DebugRes, !IO),
(
DebugRes = ok(DebugStream),
io.write(DebugStream, ReadRes, !IO),
io.write_string(DebugStream, ".\n", !IO),
io.close_output(DebugStream, !IO)
;
DebugRes = error(DebugError),
io.error_message(DebugError, DebugErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open debug file %s: %s",
[s(DebugFileName), s(DebugErrorMsg)], DebugMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, DebugMsg)
)
;
Debug = no
)
;
FromPipeRes = error(FromPipeError),
io.error_message(FromPipeError, FromPipeErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open pipe %s: %s",
[s(FromPipeName), s(FromPipeErrorMsg)], FromPipeMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, FromPipeMsg)
).
recv_string(FromPipeName, Debug, Resp, !IO) :-
io.open_input(FromPipeName, FromPipeRes, !IO),
(
FromPipeRes = ok(FromStream),
io.read_file_as_string(FromStream, ReadRes, !IO),
(
ReadRes = ok(Resp)
;
ReadRes = error(_, ReadError),
io.error_message(ReadError, ReadErrorMsg),
string.format("read failed: %s",
[s(ReadErrorMsg)], ReadMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, ReadMsg)
),
io.close_input(FromStream, !IO),
(
Debug = yes,
DebugFileName = "/tmp/.recv_string",
io.open_output(DebugFileName, DebugRes, !IO),
(
DebugRes = ok(DebugStream),
io.write(DebugStream, ReadRes, !IO),
io.write_string(DebugStream, ".\n", !IO),
io.close_output(DebugStream, !IO)
;
DebugRes = error(DebugError),
io.error_message(DebugError, DebugErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open debug file %s: %s",
[s(DebugFileName), s(DebugErrorMsg)], DebugMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, DebugMsg)
)
;
Debug = no
)
;
FromPipeRes = error(FromPipeError),
io.error_message(FromPipeError, FromPipeErrorMsg),
string.format("couldn't open pipe %s: %s",
[s(FromPipeName), s(FromPipeErrorMsg)], FromPipeMsg),
unexpected($module, $pred, FromPipeMsg)
).
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%
:- end_module interface.
%---------------------------------------------------------------------------%