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#ifndef LIBCPP_BITS_THREAD_SHARED_STATE
#define LIBCPP_BITS_THREAD_SHARED_STATE

/**
 * 30.6.4, shared state:
 */

#include <__bits/exception.hpp>
#include <__bits/functional/function.hpp>
#include <__bits/functional/invoke.hpp>
#include <__bits/refcount_obj.hpp>
#include <__bits/thread/future_common.hpp>
#include <__bits/thread/threading.hpp>
#include <cerrno>
#include <thread>
#include <tuple>

namespace std::aux
{
    class shared_state_base: public aux::refcount_obj
    {
        public:
            shared_state_base()
                : mutex_{}, condvar_{}, value_set_{false},
                  exception_{}, has_exception_{false}
            {
                threading::mutex::init(mutex_);
                threading::condvar::init(condvar_);
            }

            void destroy() override
            {
                /**
                 * Note: No need to act in this case, async shared
                 *       state is the object that needs to sometimes
                 *       invoke its payload.
                 */
            }

            void mark_set(bool set = true) noexcept
            {
                value_set_ = set;
            }

            bool is_set() const noexcept
            {
                return value_set_;
            }

            void set_exception(exception_ptr ptr)
            {
                exception_ = ptr;
                has_exception_ = true;
            }

            bool has_exception() const noexcept
            {
                return has_exception_;
            }

            void throw_stored_exception() const
            {
                // TODO: implement
            }

            /**
             * TODO: This member function is supposed to be marked
             *       as 'const'. In such a case, however, we cannot
             *       use the underlying fibril API because these
             *       references get converted to pointers and the API
             *       does not accept e.g. 'const fibril_condvar_t*'.
             *
             *       The same applies to the wait_for and wait_until
             *       functions.
             */
            virtual void wait()
            {
                aux::threading::mutex::lock(mutex_);
                while (!value_set_)
                    aux::threading::condvar::wait(condvar_, mutex_);
                aux::threading::mutex::unlock(mutex_);
            }

            template<class Rep, class Period>
            future_status
            wait_for(const chrono::duration<Rep, Period>& rel_time)
            {
                aux::threading::mutex::lock(mutex_);
                auto res = timed_wait_(
                    aux::threading::time::convert(rel_time)
                );
                aux::threading::mutex::unlock(mutex_);

                return res;
            }

            template<class Clock, class Duration>
            future_status
            wait_until(const chrono::time_point<Clock, Duration>& abs_time)
            {
                aux::threading::mutex::lock(mutex_);
                auto res = timed_wait_(
                    aux::threading::time::convert(abs_time - Clock::now())
                );
                aux::threading::mutex::unlock(mutex_);

                return res;
            }

            ~shared_state_base() override = default;

        protected:
            aux::mutex_t mutex_;
            aux::condvar_t condvar_;

            bool value_set_;

            exception_ptr exception_;
            bool has_exception_;

            /**
             * Note: wait_for and wait_until are templates and as such
             *       cannot be virtual and overriden by the deferred_ and
             *       async_ children. However, we are using aux::time_unit_t
             *       in the end anyway, so we can work around that
             *       by using the 'template method' design pattern
             *       (i.e. by providing a virtual function called by these
             *       templates and then overriding that function in the
             *       children).
             */
            virtual future_status timed_wait_(aux::time_unit_t time)
            {
                auto res = aux::threading::condvar::wait_for(
                    condvar_, mutex_, time
                );

                return res == ETIMEOUT ? future_status::timeout
                                       : future_status::ready;
            }
    };

    template<class R>
    class shared_state: public shared_state_base
    {
        public:
            shared_state()
                : shared_state_base{}
            { /* DUMMY BODY */ }

            void set_value(const R& val, bool set)
            {
                /**
                 * Note: This is the 'mark ready' move described
                 *       in 30.6.4 (6).
                 */

                aux::threading::mutex::lock(mutex_);
                value_ = val;
                value_set_ = set;
                aux::threading::mutex::unlock(mutex_);

                aux::threading::condvar::broadcast(condvar_);
            }

            void set_value(R&& val, bool set = true)
            {
                aux::threading::mutex::lock(mutex_);
                value_ = std::move(val);
                value_set_ = set;
                aux::threading::mutex::unlock(mutex_);

                aux::threading::condvar::broadcast(condvar_);
            }

            R& get()
            {
                return value_;
            }

        protected:
            R value_;
    };

    template<>
    class shared_state<void>: public shared_state_base
    {
        public:
            shared_state()
                : shared_state_base{}
            { /* DUMMY BODY */ }

            void set_value()
            {
                value_set_ = true;
                aux::threading::condvar::broadcast(condvar_);
            }

            void get()
            { /* DUMMY BODY */ }
    };

    /**
     * We could make one state for both async and
     * deferred policies, but then we would be wasting
     * memory and the only benefit would be the ability
     * for additional implementation defined policies done
     * directly in that state (as opposed to making new
     * states for them).
     *
     * But since we have no plan (nor need) to make those,
     * this approach seems to be the best one.
     *
     * Also note that unlike the parent class shared_state,
     * we do not need to specialize these for void. This is because
     * the difference in class contents are handled by the parent
     * specialization and setting the value can be handled easily
     * by if constexpr and checking for the equivalence of the
     * R template parameter and void.
     */

    template<class R, class F, class... Args>
    class async_shared_state: public shared_state<R>
    {
        public:
            async_shared_state(F&& f, Args&&... args)
                : shared_state<R>{}, thread_{}
            {
                thread_ = thread{
                    [=](){
                        try
                        {
                            if constexpr (!is_same_v<R, void>)
                                this->set_value(invoke(f, args...));
                            else
                            {
                                invoke(f, args...);
                                this->mark_set(true);
                            }
                        }
                        catch(...) // TODO: Any exception.
                        {
                            // TODO: Store it.
                        }
                    }
                };
            }

            void destroy() override
            {
                if (!this->is_set())
                    thread_.join();
            }

            void wait() override
            {
                if (!this->is_set())
                    thread_.join();
            }

            ~async_shared_state() override
            {
                destroy();
            }

        protected:
            future_status timed_wait_(aux::time_unit_t) override
            {
                // TODO: have to sleep and check
                return future_status::timeout;
            }

        private:
            thread thread_;
    };

    template<class R, class F, class... Args>
    class deferred_shared_state: public shared_state<R>
    {
        public:
            template<class G>
            deferred_shared_state(G&& f, Args&&... args)
                : shared_state<R>{}, func_{forward<F>(f)},
                  args_{forward<Args>(args)...}
            { /* DUMMY BODY */ }

            void destroy() override
            {
                aux::threading::mutex::lock(this->mutex_);
                if (!this->is_set())
                    invoke_(make_index_sequence<sizeof...(Args)>{});
                aux::threading::mutex::unlock(this->mutex_);
            }

            void wait() override
            {
                /**
                 * Note: Synchronization done in invoke_ -> set_value.
                 */
                if (!this->is_set())
                    invoke_(make_index_sequence<sizeof...(Args)>{});
            }

            ~deferred_shared_state() override
            {
                destroy();
            }

        protected:
            function<R(decay_t<Args>...)> func_;
            tuple<decay_t<Args>...> args_;

            template<size_t... Is>
            void invoke_(index_sequence<Is...>)
            {
                try
                {
                    if constexpr (!is_same_v<R, void>)
                        this->set_value(invoke(move(func_), get<Is>(move(args_))...));
                    else
                    {
                        invoke(move(func_), get<Is>(move(args_))...);
                        this->mark_set(true);
                    }
                }
                catch(...)
                {
                    // TODO: Store it.
                }
            }

            future_status timed_wait_(aux::time_unit_t) override
            {
                /**
                 * Note: Neither of the wait_ functions has any effect
                 *       for deferred functions spawned by async (which
                 *       are the only users of this state type).
                 */
                return future_status::deferred;
            }
    };
}

#endif