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#
# Copyright (C) 2019 Bloomberg Finance LP
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
# License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
# version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
# Lesser General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
# License along with this library. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
# Authors:
# Angelos Evripiotis <jevripiotis@bloomberg.net>
import copyreg
import io
import pickle
from ..._protos.buildstream.v2.artifact_pb2 import Artifact as ArtifactProto
from ..._protos.build.bazel.remote.execution.v2.remote_execution_pb2 import Digest as DigestProto
# BuildStream toplevel imports
from ..._loader import Loader
from ..._messenger import Messenger
from ... import utils, node
# Note that `str(type(proto_class))` results in `GeneratedProtocolMessageType`
# instead of the concrete type, so we come up with our own names here.
_NAME_TO_PROTO_CLASS = {
"artifact": ArtifactProto,
"digest": DigestProto,
}
_PROTO_CLASS_TO_NAME = {cls: name for name, cls in _NAME_TO_PROTO_CLASS.items()}
# pickle_child_job()
#
# Perform the special case pickling required to pickle a child job for
# unpickling in a child process.
#
# Args:
# child_job (ChildJob): The job to pickle.
# projects (List[Project]): The list of loaded projects, so we can get the
# relevant factories.
#
def pickle_child_job(child_job, projects):
# Note that we need to consider all the state of the program that's
# necessary for the job, this includes e.g. the global state of the node
# module.
node_module_state = node._get_state_for_pickling()
return _pickle_child_job_data((child_job, node_module_state), projects,)
# do_pickled_child_job()
#
# Unpickle the supplied 'pickled' job and call 'child_action' on it.
#
# This is expected to be run in a subprocess started from the main process, as
# such it will fixup any globals to be in the expected state.
#
# Args:
# pickled (BytesIO): The pickled data, and job to execute.
# *child_args (any) : Any parameters to be passed to `child_action`.
#
def do_pickled_child_job(pickled, *child_args):
utils._is_main_process = _not_main_process
child_job, node_module_state = pickle.load(pickled)
node._set_state_from_pickling(node_module_state)
return child_job.child_action(*child_args)
# _not_main_process()
#
# A function to replace `utils._is_main_process` when we're running in a
# subprocess that was not forked - the inheritance of the main process id will
# not work in this case.
#
# Note that we'll always not be the main process by definition.
#
def _not_main_process():
return False
# _pickle_child_job_data()
#
# Perform the special case pickling required to pickle a child job for
# unpickling in a child process.
#
# Note that this just enables the pickling of things that contain ChildJob-s,
# the thing to be pickled doesn't have to be a ChildJob.
#
# Note that we don't need an `unpickle_child_job_data`, as regular
# `pickle.load()` will do everything required.
#
# Args:
# child_job_data (ChildJob): The job to be pickled.
# projects (List[Project]): The list of loaded projects, so we can get the
# relevant factories.
#
# Returns:
# An `io.BytesIO`, with the pickled contents of the ChildJob and everything it
# transitively refers to.
#
# Some types require special handling when pickling to send to another process.
# We register overrides for those special cases:
#
# o Very stateful objects: Some things carry much more state than they need for
# pickling over to the child job process. This extra state brings
# complication of supporting pickling of more types, and the performance
# penalty of the actual pickling. Use private knowledge of these objects to
# safely reduce the pickled state.
#
# o gRPC objects: These don't pickle, but they do have their own serialization
# mechanism, which we use instead. To avoid modifying generated code, we
# instead register overrides here.
#
# o Plugins: These cannot be unpickled unless the factory which created them
# has been unpickled first, with the same identifier as before. See note
# below. Some state in plugins is not necessary for child jobs, and comes
# with a heavy cost; we also need to remove this before pickling.
#
def _pickle_child_job_data(child_job_data, projects):
factory_list = [
factory
for p in projects
for factory in [
p.config.element_factory,
p.first_pass_config.element_factory,
p.config.source_factory,
p.first_pass_config.source_factory,
]
]
plugin_class_to_factory = {
cls: factory for factory in factory_list if factory is not None for cls, _ in factory.all_loaded_plugins()
}
pickled_data = io.BytesIO()
pickler = pickle.Pickler(pickled_data)
pickler.dispatch_table = copyreg.dispatch_table.copy()
def reduce_plugin(plugin):
return _reduce_plugin_with_factory_dict(plugin, plugin_class_to_factory)
for cls in plugin_class_to_factory:
pickler.dispatch_table[cls] = reduce_plugin
pickler.dispatch_table[ArtifactProto] = _reduce_proto
pickler.dispatch_table[DigestProto] = _reduce_proto
pickler.dispatch_table[Loader] = _reduce_object
pickler.dispatch_table[Messenger] = _reduce_object
pickler.dump(child_job_data)
pickled_data.seek(0)
return pickled_data
def _reduce_object(instance):
cls = type(instance)
state = instance.get_state_for_child_job_pickling()
return (cls.__new__, (cls,), state)
def _reduce_proto(instance):
name = _PROTO_CLASS_TO_NAME[type(instance)]
data = instance.SerializeToString()
return (_new_proto_from_reduction_args, (name, data))
def _new_proto_from_reduction_args(name, data):
cls = _NAME_TO_PROTO_CLASS[name]
instance = cls()
instance.ParseFromString(data)
return instance
def _reduce_plugin_with_factory_dict(plugin, plugin_class_to_factory):
meta_kind, state = plugin._get_args_for_child_job_pickling()
assert meta_kind
factory = plugin_class_to_factory[type(plugin)]
args = (factory, meta_kind)
return (_new_plugin_from_reduction_args, args, state)
def _new_plugin_from_reduction_args(factory, meta_kind):
cls, _ = factory.lookup(meta_kind)
plugin = cls.__new__(cls)
# Note that we rely on the `__project` member of the Plugin to keep
# `factory` alive after the scope of this function. If `factory` were to be
# GC'd then we would see undefined behaviour.
return plugin
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