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CAsyncFileWriter Class Reference
[Asynchronous I/OI/O BuffersFileIO]

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Detailed Description

A class that implements IHandler to provide an asynchronous file writer that uses overlapped I/O to perform writes to the file. Any errors that occur during the asynchronous file writes are reported via the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface.

Public Types

enum  Flags {
  MarshalWritesToThreadPool = 0x01, ExecuteWritesOnCallingThread = 0x02, MarshallingFlagsMask = 0x0F, NoBuffering = 0x10,
  WriteThrough = 0x20, PreExtendFile = 0x40, BufferingFlagsMask = 0xF0
}
typedef unsigned long DataLength

Public Member Functions

 CAsyncFileWriter (const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring &filename, Callback &callback, IIOPool &pool, ILimitPendingWrites &writeLimiter=CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter, long flags=MarshalWritesToThreadPool, const LARGE_INTEGER &fileSize=DoNotPreExtendFile)
 Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.
 CAsyncFileWriter (const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring &filename, Callback &callback, IIOPool &pool, IMonitorAsyncFileWriter &monitor, ILimitPendingWrites &writeLimiter=CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter, long flags=MarshalWritesToThreadPool, const LARGE_INTEGER &fileSize=DoNotPreExtendFile)
 Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Monitor write progress using the supplied monitor. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.
 CAsyncFileWriter (const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring &filename, JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle &file, Callback &callback, IIOPool &pool, ILimitPendingWrites &writeLimiter=CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter, long flags=MarshalWritesToThreadPool, const LARGE_INTEGER &fileSize=DoNotPreExtendFile)
 Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.
 CAsyncFileWriter (const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring &filename, JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle &file, Callback &callback, IIOPool &pool, IMonitorAsyncFileWriter &monitor, ILimitPendingWrites &writeLimiter=CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter, long flags=MarshalWritesToThreadPool, const LARGE_INTEGER &fileSize=DoNotPreExtendFile)
 Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Monitor write progress using the supplied monitor. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.
 CAsyncFileWriter (JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle &file, Callback &callback, IIOPool &pool, ILimitPendingWrites &writeLimiter=CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter, long flags=MarshalWritesToThreadPool, const LARGE_INTEGER &fileSize=DoNotPreExtendFile)
 Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.
 CAsyncFileWriter (JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle &file, Callback &callback, IIOPool &pool, IMonitorAsyncFileWriter &monitor, ILimitPendingWrites &writeLimiter=CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter, long flags=MarshalWritesToThreadPool, const LARGE_INTEGER &fileSize=DoNotPreExtendFile)
 Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Monitor write progress using the supplied monitor. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.
 CAsyncFileWriter (const CAsyncFileWriter &rhs)
 ~CAsyncFileWriter () override
CAsyncFileWriteroperator= (const CAsyncFileWriter &rhs)
bool PerformWritesOnThisThread () const
 Returns true if writes are issued directly from the calling thread and false if they are marshalled to the thread pool.
void Write (CSmartBuffer &buffer)
 Write the contents of the IBuffer to the file.
void Close ()
 Close the file.
void NotifyOnNoWrites (bool notifyNowIfNoWritesPending=true)
 Causes the file writer to call Callback::OnLastWrite() when the count of pending writes reaches zero. If you call this and pass true for notifyNowIfNoWritesPending and there currently no outstanding writes then the callback is called immediately. Note: You may get multiple calls to OnLastWrite() for a single 'last write' completion as we don't bother to guard against the race condition between this call and the actual write completions. It's best to call this when you would otherwise call Wait(), i.e. after the last write that you intend to issue on this file writer.
const
JetByteTools::Core::_tstring
GetFilenameIfKnown () const
 Returns the name of the file if the file writer was created from a file name and an empty string if the file writer was created from a file handle.
__int64 GetFileSize () const
 Returns the current size of the file in bytes.
HANDLE GetWaitHandle () const override
void Wait () const override
bool Wait (Milliseconds timeout) const override

Static Public Member Functions

static
JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle 
OpenSuitableFile (const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring &filename, long flags=0)
static
JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle 
CreateSuitableFile (const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring &filename, long flags=0)
static
JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle 
TryCreateSuitableFile (const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring &filename, long flags=0)

Static Public Attributes

static const
LARGE_INTEGER 
DoNotPreExtendFile
 Used to specify to the constructors that you do not wish to extend the size of the file during construction and then trim it to the correct size when all data has been written. Note that file systems extend files synchronously (See Richter 2008). By specifying a file size during construction we can extend the size of the file and allow the actual data writes to occur asynchronously.

Protected Member Functions

void GetNextWriteOffset (LARGE_INTEGER &offset, DataLength dataLength)
void RequestWrite (CSmartBuffer &buffer)

Classes

class  Callback
 An interface for users of the CAsyncFileWriter to be notified of any errors that occur during the asynchronous write operations on the file. More...

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef unsigned long DataLength

Reimplemented in CAsyncFileWriterEx.


Member Enumeration Documentation

enum Flags

Enumerator:
MarshalWritesToThreadPool 
ExecuteWritesOnCallingThread 
MarshallingFlagsMask 
NoBuffering 
WriteThrough 
PreExtendFile 
BufferingFlagsMask 


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CAsyncFileWriter ( const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring filename,
Callback callback,
IIOPool pool,
ILimitPendingWrites writeLimiter = CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter,
long  flags = MarshalWritesToThreadPool,
const LARGE_INTEGER fileSize = DoNotPreExtendFile 
)

Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.

CAsyncFileWriter ( const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring filename,
Callback callback,
IIOPool pool,
IMonitorAsyncFileWriter monitor,
ILimitPendingWrites writeLimiter = CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter,
long  flags = MarshalWritesToThreadPool,
const LARGE_INTEGER fileSize = DoNotPreExtendFile 
)

Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Monitor write progress using the supplied monitor. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.

CAsyncFileWriter ( const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring filename,
JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle file,
Callback callback,
IIOPool pool,
ILimitPendingWrites writeLimiter = CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter,
long  flags = MarshalWritesToThreadPool,
const LARGE_INTEGER fileSize = DoNotPreExtendFile 
)

Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.

CAsyncFileWriter ( const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring filename,
JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle file,
Callback callback,
IIOPool pool,
IMonitorAsyncFileWriter monitor,
ILimitPendingWrites writeLimiter = CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter,
long  flags = MarshalWritesToThreadPool,
const LARGE_INTEGER fileSize = DoNotPreExtendFile 
)

Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Monitor write progress using the supplied monitor. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.

CAsyncFileWriter ( JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle file,
Callback callback,
IIOPool pool,
ILimitPendingWrites writeLimiter = CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter,
long  flags = MarshalWritesToThreadPool,
const LARGE_INTEGER fileSize = DoNotPreExtendFile 
)

Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.

CAsyncFileWriter ( JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle file,
Callback callback,
IIOPool pool,
IMonitorAsyncFileWriter monitor,
ILimitPendingWrites writeLimiter = CPendingWriteLimiter::NoLimitLimiter,
long  flags = MarshalWritesToThreadPool,
const LARGE_INTEGER fileSize = DoNotPreExtendFile 
)

Write to the specified file asynchronously using overlapped I/O via the threads in the supplied IIOPool using buffers provided by the caller and push any errors that occur to the CAsyncFileWriter::Callback interface. Monitor write progress using the supplied monitor. Note: that the file MUST have been opened in overlapped mode! Note: takes ownership of the file, the handle will be closed when the object is destroyed. Limits the maximum number of pending writes to the supplied limit to prevent uncontrolled 'non paged pool' memory usage if log messages are produced at a rate faster than they can be written to the disk. Note that once the limit is reached all writes become synchronous until the number of pending writes has dropped below the limit again. Sets the file size to the supplied value in the constructor and then trims the file to the actual size of the written bytes when the file is closed; this allows us to work around the fact that file systems extend files synchronously.

CAsyncFileWriter ( const CAsyncFileWriter rhs  ) 

~CAsyncFileWriter (  )  [override]


Member Function Documentation

static JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle OpenSuitableFile ( const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring filename,
long  flags = 0 
) [static]

static JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle CreateSuitableFile ( const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring filename,
long  flags = 0 
) [static]

static JetByteTools::Win32::CSmartHandle TryCreateSuitableFile ( const JetByteTools::Core::_tstring filename,
long  flags = 0 
) [static]

CAsyncFileWriter& operator= ( const CAsyncFileWriter rhs  ) 

bool PerformWritesOnThisThread (  )  const

Returns true if writes are issued directly from the calling thread and false if they are marshalled to the thread pool.

void Write ( CSmartBuffer buffer  ) 

Write the contents of the IBuffer to the file.

void Close (  ) 

Close the file.

void NotifyOnNoWrites ( bool  notifyNowIfNoWritesPending = true  ) 

Causes the file writer to call Callback::OnLastWrite() when the count of pending writes reaches zero. If you call this and pass true for notifyNowIfNoWritesPending and there currently no outstanding writes then the callback is called immediately. Note: You may get multiple calls to OnLastWrite() for a single 'last write' completion as we don't bother to guard against the race condition between this call and the actual write completions. It's best to call this when you would otherwise call Wait(), i.e. after the last write that you intend to issue on this file writer.

const _tstring & GetFilenameIfKnown (  )  const

Returns the name of the file if the file writer was created from a file name and an empty string if the file writer was created from a file handle.

__int64 GetFileSize (  )  const

Returns the current size of the file in bytes.

HANDLE GetWaitHandle (  )  const [override]

void Wait (  )  const [override]

bool Wait ( Milliseconds  timeout  )  const [override]

void GetNextWriteOffset ( LARGE_INTEGER offset,
DataLength  dataLength 
) [protected]

void RequestWrite ( CSmartBuffer buffer  )  [protected]


Member Data Documentation

Used to specify to the constructors that you do not wish to extend the size of the file during construction and then trim it to the correct size when all data has been written. Note that file systems extend files synchronously (See Richter 2008). By specifying a file size during construction we can extend the size of the file and allow the actual data writes to occur asynchronously.


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