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/**
 * @file timed_semaphore.hpp
 *
 * @brief Contains the class definition for a semaphore with a relative timedwait
 *
 * sem_timedwait takes an absolute time, based on CLOCK_REALTIME. Simply
 * taking the current time and adding on a relative timeout is not correct,
 * as the system time may change, resulting in an incorrect timeout period
 * (potentially by a significant amount).
 *
 * We therefore have to re-engineer semaphores using condition variables.
 *
 * This code does not use the C++ standard library to avoid exceptions.
 */

#pragma once

extern "C" {
#include <pthread.h>
}

#include <vulkan/vulkan.h>
#include "helpers.hpp"

namespace util
{

/**
 * brief semaphore with a safe relative timed wait
 *
 * sem_timedwait takes an absolute time, based on CLOCK_REALTIME. Simply
 * taking the current time and adding on a relative timeout is not correct,
 * as the system time may change, resulting in an incorrect timeout period
 * (potentially by a significant amount).
 *
 * We therefore have to re-engineer semaphores using condition variables.
 *
 * This code does not use the C++ standard library to avoid exceptions.
 */
class timed_semaphore : private noncopyable
{
public:
   ~timed_semaphore();
   timed_semaphore()
      : initialized(false){};

   /**
    * @brief initializes the semaphore
    *
    * @param count initial value of the semaphore
    * @retval VK_ERROR_OUT_OF_HOST_MEMORY out of memory condition from pthread calls
    * @retval VK_SUCCESS on success
    */
   VkResult init(unsigned count);

   /**
    * @brief decrement semaphore, waiting (with timeout) if the value is 0
    *
    * @param timeout time to wait (ns). 0 doesn't block, UINT64_MAX waits indefinately.
    * @retval VK_TIMEOUT timeout was non-zero and reached the timeout
    * @retval VK_NOT_READY timeout was zero and count is 0
    * @retval VK_SUCCESS on success
    */
   VkResult wait(uint64_t timeout);

   /**
    * @brief increment semaphore, potentially unblocking a waiting thread
    */
   void post();

private:
   /**
    * @brief true if the semaphore has been initialized
    *
    * Determines if the destructor should cleanup the mutex and cond.
    */
   bool initialized;
   /**
    * @brief semaphore value
    */
   unsigned m_count;

   pthread_mutex_t m_mutex;
   pthread_cond_t m_cond;
};

} /* namespace util */