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49 * POSIX Pthread Library
50 * Thread Specific Data support
51 * NB: pthread_getspecific() is in a separate assembly file
55 #include <TargetConditionals.h>
57 #ifndef PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
58 #if TARGET_OS_DRIVERKIT
59 #define PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT 0
61 #define PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT 1
62 #endif // TARGET_OS_DRIVERKIT
63 #endif // PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
66 // __pthread_tsd_first is first static key managed by libpthread.
67 // __pthread_tsd_max is the (observed) end of static key destructors.
68 // __pthread_tsd_start is the start of dynamic keys.
69 // __pthread_tsd_end is the end of dynamic keys.
71 static const int __pthread_tsd_first
= __TSD_RESERVED_MAX
+ 1;
72 static const int __pthread_tsd_start
= _INTERNAL_POSIX_THREAD_KEYS_MAX
;
73 static const int __pthread_tsd_end
= _INTERNAL_POSIX_THREAD_KEYS_END
;
75 static int __pthread_tsd_max
= __pthread_tsd_first
;
76 static _pthread_lock __pthread_tsd_lock
= _PTHREAD_LOCK_INITIALIZER
;
77 #if PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
78 static bool __pthread_key_legacy_behaviour
= 0;
79 static bool __pthread_key_legacy_behaviour_log
= 0;
81 #define __pthread_key_legacy_behaviour 0
82 #define _pthread_tsd_cleanup_legacy(...)
83 #endif // PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
85 // Omit support for pthread key destructors in the static archive for dyld.
86 // dyld does not create and destroy threads so these are not necessary.
88 // We store the bit-wise negation of the destructor so that a quick non-zero
89 // test can be used to determine if the destructor has been set, even if it is
90 // NULL. This means that a destructor of value ~0x0ull cannot be used. That
91 // shouldn't be a problem in practice since it isn't a valid function address.
95 } _pthread_keys
[_INTERNAL_POSIX_THREAD_KEYS_END
];
97 // The pthread_tsd destruction order can be reverted to the old (pre-10.11) order
98 // by setting this environment variable.
100 _pthread_key_global_init(const char *envp
[])
102 #if PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
103 if (_simple_getenv(envp
, "PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_DESTRUCTOR_ORDER")) {
104 __pthread_key_legacy_behaviour
= true;
106 if (_simple_getenv(envp
, "PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_DESTRUCTOR_ORDER_LOG")) {
107 __pthread_key_legacy_behaviour_log
= true;
109 #endif // PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
112 // Returns true if successful, false if destructor was already set.
114 _pthread_key_set_destructor(pthread_key_t key
, void (*destructor
)(void *))
116 uintptr_t *ptr
= &_pthread_keys
[key
].destructor
;
117 uintptr_t value
= ~(uintptr_t)destructor
;
125 // Returns true if successful, false if the destructor was not set.
127 _pthread_key_unset_destructor(pthread_key_t key
)
129 uintptr_t *ptr
= &_pthread_keys
[key
].destructor
;
137 // Returns true if successful, false if the destructor was not set.
139 _pthread_key_get_destructor(pthread_key_t key
, void (**destructor
)(void *))
141 uintptr_t value
= _pthread_keys
[key
].destructor
;
143 *destructor
= (void (*)(void *))(~value
);
149 pthread_key_create(pthread_key_t
*key
, void (*destructor
)(void *))
151 int res
= EAGAIN
; // Returns EAGAIN if key cannot be allocated.
154 _PTHREAD_LOCK(__pthread_tsd_lock
);
155 for (k
= __pthread_tsd_start
; k
< __pthread_tsd_end
; k
++) {
156 if (_pthread_key_set_destructor(k
, destructor
)) {
162 _PTHREAD_UNLOCK(__pthread_tsd_lock
);
168 pthread_key_delete(pthread_key_t key
)
170 int res
= EINVAL
; // Returns EINVAL if key is not allocated.
172 _PTHREAD_LOCK(__pthread_tsd_lock
);
173 if (key
>= __pthread_tsd_start
&& key
< __pthread_tsd_end
) {
174 if (_pthread_key_unset_destructor(key
)) {
176 _PTHREAD_LOCK(_pthread_list_lock
);
177 TAILQ_FOREACH(p
, &__pthread_head
, tl_plist
) {
178 // No lock for word-sized write.
181 _PTHREAD_UNLOCK(_pthread_list_lock
);
185 _PTHREAD_UNLOCK(__pthread_tsd_lock
);
189 #endif // !VARIANT_DYLD
192 pthread_setspecific(pthread_key_t key
, const void *value
)
197 if (key
>= __pthread_tsd_first
&& key
< __pthread_tsd_end
) {
198 bool created
= _pthread_key_get_destructor(key
, NULL
);
199 if (key
< __pthread_tsd_start
|| created
) {
200 struct _pthread
*self
= pthread_self();
201 self
->tsd
[key
] = (void *)value
;
204 if (key
< __pthread_tsd_start
) {
205 // XXX: is this really necessary?
206 _pthread_key_set_destructor(key
, NULL
);
208 if (key
> self
->max_tsd_key
) {
209 self
->max_tsd_key
= (uint16_t)key
;
213 #endif // !VARIANT_DYLD
219 _pthread_setspecific_static(pthread_key_t key
, void *value
)
224 if (key
< __pthread_tsd_start
) {
225 _pthread_setspecific_direct(key
, value
);
228 #endif // !VARIANT_DYLD
234 pthread_getspecific(pthread_key_t key
)
236 return _pthread_getspecific_direct(key
);
241 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_key(pthread_t self
, pthread_key_t key
)
243 void (*destructor
)(void *);
244 if (_pthread_key_get_destructor(key
, &destructor
)) {
245 void **ptr
= &self
->tsd
[key
];
255 #endif // !VARIANT_DYLD
259 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_new(pthread_t self
)
264 for (j
= 0; j
< PTHREAD_DESTRUCTOR_ITERATIONS
; j
++) {
266 for (k
= __pthread_tsd_start
; k
<= self
->max_tsd_key
; k
++) {
267 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_key(self
, k
);
270 for (k
= __pthread_tsd_first
; k
<= __pthread_tsd_max
; k
++) {
271 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_key(self
, k
);
275 self
->max_tsd_key
= 0;
278 #if PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
282 _pthread_tsd_behaviour_check(pthread_t self
)
284 // Iterate from dynamic-key start to dynamic-key end, if the key has both
285 // a desctructor and a value then _pthread_tsd_cleanup_key would cause
286 // us to re-trigger the destructor.
290 for (k
= __pthread_tsd_start
; k
< __pthread_tsd_end
; k
++) {
291 void (*destructor
)(void *);
292 if (_pthread_key_get_destructor(k
, &destructor
)) {
293 void **ptr
= &self
->tsd
[k
];
295 if (value
&& destructor
) {
296 _simple_asl_log(ASL_LEVEL_ERR
, "pthread_tsd",
297 "warning: dynamic tsd keys dirty after static key cleanup loop.");
299 if (dladdr(destructor
, &i
) == 0) {
300 _simple_asl_log(ASL_LEVEL_ERR
, "pthread_tsd", i
.dli_fname
);
301 _simple_asl_log(ASL_LEVEL_ERR
, "pthread_tsd", i
.dli_saddr
);
310 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_legacy(pthread_t self
)
314 // clean up dynamic keys first
315 for (j
= 0; j
< PTHREAD_DESTRUCTOR_ITERATIONS
; j
++) {
317 for (k
= __pthread_tsd_start
; k
<= self
->max_tsd_key
; k
++) {
318 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_key(self
, k
);
322 self
->max_tsd_key
= 0;
324 // clean up static keys
325 for (j
= 0; j
< PTHREAD_DESTRUCTOR_ITERATIONS
; j
++) {
327 for (k
= __pthread_tsd_first
; k
<= __pthread_tsd_max
; k
++) {
328 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_key(self
, k
);
331 if (__pthread_key_legacy_behaviour_log
!= 0 && self
->max_tsd_key
!= 0) {
332 // max_tsd_key got dirtied, either by static or dynamic keys being
333 // reset. check for any dirty dynamic keys.
334 _pthread_tsd_behaviour_check(self
);
338 #endif // PTHREAD_KEY_LEGACY_SUPPORT
339 #endif // !VARIANT_DYLD
342 _pthread_tsd_cleanup(pthread_t self
)
346 // unless __pthread_key_legacy_behaviour == 1, use the new pthread key
347 // destructor order: (dynamic -> static) x5 -> (GC x5)
349 if (__pthread_key_legacy_behaviour
== 0) {
350 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_new(self
);
352 _pthread_tsd_cleanup_legacy(self
);
354 #endif // !VARIANT_DYLD
358 // XXX: key should be pthread_key_t
360 pthread_key_init_np(int key
, void (*destructor
)(void *))
362 int res
= EINVAL
; // Returns EINVAL if key is out of range.
363 if (key
>= __pthread_tsd_first
&& key
< __pthread_tsd_start
) {
364 _PTHREAD_LOCK(__pthread_tsd_lock
);
365 _pthread_key_set_destructor(key
, destructor
);
366 if (key
> __pthread_tsd_max
) {
367 __pthread_tsd_max
= key
;
369 _PTHREAD_UNLOCK(__pthread_tsd_lock
);
374 #endif // !VARIANT_DYLD
380 pthread_t self
= _pthread_self_direct();
381 _pthread_validate_signature(self
);