shrub/pkg/arvo/lib/ph/io.hoon

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/- *aquarium
/+ libthread=thread, *threadio, util=ph-util
=, thread=thread:libthread
|%
++ send-events
|= events=(list aqua-event)
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
(poke-our %aqua %aqua-events !>(events))
::
++ take-unix-effect
=/ m (thread ,[ship unix-effect])
^- form:m
;< =cage bind:m (take-subscription-update /effects)
?> ?=(%aqua-effect p.cage)
(pure:m !<([aqua-effect] q.cage))
::
++ start-simple
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
=/ vane-imps=(list term)
~[%aqua-ames %aqua-behn %aqua-dill %aqua-eyre]
;< ~ bind:m (start-imps vane-imps)
;< ~ bind:m start-watching
:: We want to wait for the vane imps to actually start and get their
:: subscriptions started. Other ways to do this are delaying the ack
:: from spider until the build is finished (does that guarantee the
:: subscriptions have started?) or subscribe to the imps themselves
:: for a notification when they're done. This is probably the best
:: option because the imp can delay until it gets a positive ack on
:: the subscription.
::
;< ~ bind:m (sleep ~s0)
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(pure:m ~)
::
++ end-simple
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
=/ vane-imps=(list term)
~[%aqua-ames %aqua-behn %aqua-dill %aqua-eyre]
:: Get our very own event with mistakes in it... yet. Specifically,
:: this avoids the situation where updates going to the vane imps
:: crash in spider because the imp is already gone.
::
;< ~ bind:m (sleep ~s0)
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;< ~ bind:m (stop-imps vane-imps)
;< ~ bind:m stop-watching
(pure:m ~)
::
++ start-imps
|= imps=(list term)
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
;< our=@p bind:m get-our
|- ^- form:m
=* loop $
?~ imps
(pure:m ~)
;< now=@da bind:m get-time
=/ imp-started
.^(? %mx /(scot %p our)/spider/(scot %da now)/started/[i.imps]/noun)
?: imp-started
loop(imps t.imps)
=/ poke-vase !>([i.imps i.imps])
;< ~ bind:m (poke-our %spider %spider-start poke-vase)
loop(imps t.imps)
::
++ stop-imps
|= imps=(list term)
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
;< our=@p bind:m get-our
|- ^- form:m
=* loop $
?~ imps
(pure:m ~)
;< now=@da bind:m get-time
=/ imp-started
.^(? %mx /(scot %p our)/spider/(scot %da now)/started/[i.imps]/noun)
?. imp-started
loop(imps t.imps)
=/ poke-vase !>([i.imps &])
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;< ~ bind:m (poke-our %spider %spider-stop poke-vase)
loop(imps t.imps)
::
++ start-watching
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
=* loop $
(subscribe-our /effects %aqua /effect)
::
++ stop-watching
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
(unsubscribe-our /effects %aqua)
::
++ raw-ship
|= [=ship keys=(unit dawn-event:able:jael)]
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
;< ~ bind:m (send-events (init:util ship keys))
(check-ship-booted ship)
::
++ check-ship-booted
|= =ship
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
=* loop $
;< [her=^ship =unix-effect] bind:m take-unix-effect
=/ f |=(=tape (is-dojo-output:util ship her unix-effect tape))
:: This is a pretty bad heuristic, but in general galaxies will
:: hit the first of these cases, and other ships will hit the
:: second.
::
?: ?| (f "clay: committed initial filesystem (all)")
(f "is your neighbor")
==
(pure:m ~)
loop
::
++ dojo
|= [=ship =tape]
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
(send-events (dojo:util ship tape))
::
++ wait-for-output
|= [=ship =tape]
=/ m (thread ,~)
^- form:m
=* loop $
;< [her=^ship =unix-effect] bind:m take-unix-effect
?: (is-dojo-output:util ship her unix-effect tape)
(pure:m ~)
loop
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