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#ifndef SIMPLE_PERF_IOEVENT_LOOP_H_
#define SIMPLE_PERF_IOEVENT_LOOP_H_

#include <stdint.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <time.h>

#include <functional>
#include <memory>
#include <vector>

struct event_base;

namespace simpleperf {

struct IOEvent;
typedef IOEvent* IOEventRef;

enum IOEventPriority {
  // Lower value means higher priority.
  IOEventHighPriority = 0,
  IOEventLowPriority = 1,
};

// IOEventLoop is a class wrapper of libevent, it monitors events happened,
// and calls the corresponding callbacks. Possible events are: file ready to
// read, file ready to write, signal happens, periodic timer timeout.
class IOEventLoop {
 public:
  IOEventLoop();
  ~IOEventLoop();

  // Register a read Event, so [callback] is called when [fd] can be read
  // without blocking. If registered successfully, return the reference
  // to control the Event, otherwise return nullptr.
  IOEventRef AddReadEvent(int fd, const std::function<bool()>& callback,
                          IOEventPriority priority = IOEventLowPriority);

  // Register a write Event, so [callback] is called when [fd] can be written
  // without blocking.
  IOEventRef AddWriteEvent(int fd, const std::function<bool()>& callback,
                           IOEventPriority priority = IOEventLowPriority);

  // Register a signal Event, so [callback] is called each time signal [sig]
  // happens.
  bool AddSignalEvent(int sig, const std::function<bool()>& callback,
                      IOEventPriority priority = IOEventLowPriority);

  // Register a vector of signal Events.
  bool AddSignalEvents(std::vector<int> sigs, const std::function<bool()>& callback,
                       IOEventPriority priority = IOEventLowPriority);

  // Register a periodic Event, so [callback] is called periodically every
  // [duration].
  IOEventRef AddPeriodicEvent(timeval duration, const std::function<bool()>& callback,
                              IOEventPriority priority = IOEventLowPriority);

  // Register a one time Event, so [callback] is called once after [duration].
  IOEventRef AddOneTimeEvent(timeval duration, const std::function<bool()>& callback,
                             IOEventPriority priority = IOEventLowPriority);

  // Run a loop polling for Events. It only exits when ExitLoop() is called
  // in a callback function of registered Events.
  bool RunLoop();

  // Exit the loop started by RunLoop().
  bool ExitLoop();

  // Disable an Event, which can be enabled later.
  static bool DisableEvent(IOEventRef ref);
  // Enable a disabled Event.
  static bool EnableEvent(IOEventRef ref);

  // Unregister an Event.
  static bool DelEvent(IOEventRef ref);

 private:
  bool EnsureInit();
  IOEventRef AddEvent(int fd_or_sig, int16_t events, timeval* timeout,
                      const std::function<bool()>& callback,
                      IOEventPriority priority = IOEventLowPriority);
  static void EventCallbackFn(int, int16_t, void*);

  event_base* ebase_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<IOEvent>> events_;
  bool has_error_;
  bool in_loop_;
};

}  // namespace simpleperf

#endif  // SIMPLE_PERF_IOEVENT_LOOP_H_