//===- llvm/Support/Process.h -----------------------------------*- C++ -*-===//
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/// \file
///
/// Provides a library for accessing information about this process and other
/// processes on the operating system. Also provides means of spawning
/// subprocess for commands. The design of this library is modeled after the
/// proposed design of the Boost.Process library, and is design specifically to
/// follow the style of standard libraries and potentially become a proposal
/// for a standard library.
///
/// This file declares the llvm::sys::Process class which contains a collection
/// of legacy static interfaces for extracting various information about the
/// current process. The goal is to migrate users of this API over to the new
/// interfaces.
///
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#ifndef LLVM_SUPPORT_PROCESS_H
#define LLVM_SUPPORT_PROCESS_H

#include "llvm/Config/llvm-config.h"
#include "llvm/Support/DataTypes.h"
#include "llvm/Support/TimeValue.h"

namespace llvm {
namespace sys {

class self_process;

/// \brief Generic base class which exposes information about an operating
/// system process.
///
/// This base class is the core interface behind any OS process. It exposes
/// methods to query for generic information about a particular process.
///
/// Subclasses implement this interface based on the mechanisms available, and
/// can optionally expose more interfaces unique to certain process kinds.
class process {
protected:
  /// \brief Only specific subclasses of process objects can be destroyed.
  virtual ~process();

public:
  /// \brief Operating system specific type to identify a process.
  ///
  /// Note that the windows one is defined to 'unsigned long' as this is the
  /// documented type for DWORD on windows, and we don't want to pull in the
  /// Windows headers here.
#if defined(LLVM_ON_UNIX)
  typedef pid_t id_type;
#elif defined(LLVM_ON_WIN32)
  typedef unsigned long id_type; // Must match the type of DWORD.
#else
#error Unsupported operating system.
#endif

  /// \brief Get the operating system specific identifier for this process.
  virtual id_type get_id() = 0;

  /// \brief Get the user time consumed by this process.
  ///
  /// Note that this is often an approximation and may be zero on platforms
  /// where we don't have good support for the functionality.
  virtual TimeValue get_user_time() const = 0;

  /// \brief Get the system time consumed by this process.
  ///
  /// Note that this is often an approximation and may be zero on platforms
  /// where we don't have good support for the functionality.
  virtual TimeValue get_system_time() const = 0;

  /// \brief Get the wall time consumed by this process.
  ///
  /// Note that this is often an approximation and may be zero on platforms
  /// where we don't have good support for the functionality.
  virtual TimeValue get_wall_time() const = 0;

  /// \name Static factory routines for processes.
  /// @{

  /// \brief Get the process object for the current process.
  static self_process *get_self();

  /// @}

};

/// \brief The specific class representing the current process.
///
/// The current process can both specialize the implementation of the routines
/// and can expose certain information not available for other OS processes.
class self_process : public process {
  friend class process;

  /// \brief Private destructor, as users shouldn't create objects of this
  /// type.
  virtual ~self_process();

public:
  virtual id_type get_id();
  virtual TimeValue get_user_time() const;
  virtual TimeValue get_system_time() const;
  virtual TimeValue get_wall_time() const;

  /// \name Process configuration (sysconf on POSIX)
  /// @{

  /// \brief Get the virtual memory page size.
  ///
  /// Query the operating system for this process's page size.
  size_t page_size() const { return PageSize; };

  /// @}

private:
  /// \name Cached process state.
  /// @{

  /// \brief Cached page size, this cannot vary during the life of the process.
  size_t PageSize;

  /// @}

  /// \brief Constructor, used by \c process::get_self() only.
  self_process();
};


/// \brief A collection of legacy interfaces for querying information about the
/// current executing process.
class Process {
public:
  /// \brief Return process memory usage.
  /// This static function will return the total amount of memory allocated
  /// by the process. This only counts the memory allocated via the malloc,
  /// calloc and realloc functions and includes any "free" holes in the
  /// allocated space.
  static size_t GetMallocUsage();

  /// This static function will set \p user_time to the amount of CPU time
  /// spent in user (non-kernel) mode and \p sys_time to the amount of CPU
  /// time spent in system (kernel) mode.  If the operating system does not
  /// support collection of these metrics, a zero TimeValue will be for both
  /// values.
  /// \param elapsed Returns the TimeValue::now() giving current time
  /// \param user_time Returns the current amount of user time for the process
  /// \param sys_time Returns the current amount of system time for the process
  static void GetTimeUsage(TimeValue &elapsed, TimeValue &user_time,
                           TimeValue &sys_time);

  /// This static function will return the process' current user id number.
  /// Not all operating systems support this feature. Where it is not
  /// supported, the function should return 65536 as the value.
  static int GetCurrentUserId();

  /// This static function will return the process' current group id number.
  /// Not all operating systems support this feature. Where it is not
  /// supported, the function should return 65536 as the value.
  static int GetCurrentGroupId();

  /// This function makes the necessary calls to the operating system to
  /// prevent core files or any other kind of large memory dumps that can
  /// occur when a program fails.
  /// @brief Prevent core file generation.
  static void PreventCoreFiles();

  /// This function determines if the standard input is connected directly
  /// to a user's input (keyboard probably), rather than coming from a file
  /// or pipe.
  static bool StandardInIsUserInput();

  /// This function determines if the standard output is connected to a
  /// "tty" or "console" window. That is, the output would be displayed to
  /// the user rather than being put on a pipe or stored in a file.
  static bool StandardOutIsDisplayed();

  /// This function determines if the standard error is connected to a
  /// "tty" or "console" window. That is, the output would be displayed to
  /// the user rather than being put on a pipe or stored in a file.
  static bool StandardErrIsDisplayed();

  /// This function determines if the given file descriptor is connected to
  /// a "tty" or "console" window. That is, the output would be displayed to
  /// the user rather than being put on a pipe or stored in a file.
  static bool FileDescriptorIsDisplayed(int fd);

  /// This function determines if the given file descriptor is displayd and
  /// supports colors.
  static bool FileDescriptorHasColors(int fd);

  /// This function determines the number of columns in the window
  /// if standard output is connected to a "tty" or "console"
  /// window. If standard output is not connected to a tty or
  /// console, or if the number of columns cannot be determined,
  /// this routine returns zero.
  static unsigned StandardOutColumns();

  /// This function determines the number of columns in the window
  /// if standard error is connected to a "tty" or "console"
  /// window. If standard error is not connected to a tty or
  /// console, or if the number of columns cannot be determined,
  /// this routine returns zero.
  static unsigned StandardErrColumns();

  /// This function determines whether the terminal connected to standard
  /// output supports colors. If standard output is not connected to a
  /// terminal, this function returns false.
  static bool StandardOutHasColors();

  /// This function determines whether the terminal connected to standard
  /// error supports colors. If standard error is not connected to a
  /// terminal, this function returns false.
  static bool StandardErrHasColors();

  /// Whether changing colors requires the output to be flushed.
  /// This is needed on systems that don't support escape sequences for
  /// changing colors.
  static bool ColorNeedsFlush();

  /// This function returns the colorcode escape sequences.
  /// If ColorNeedsFlush() is true then this function will change the colors
  /// and return an empty escape sequence. In that case it is the
  /// responsibility of the client to flush the output stream prior to
  /// calling this function.
  static const char *OutputColor(char c, bool bold, bool bg);

  /// Same as OutputColor, but only enables the bold attribute.
  static const char *OutputBold(bool bg);

  /// This function returns the escape sequence to reverse forground and
  /// background colors.
  static const char *OutputReverse();

  /// Resets the terminals colors, or returns an escape sequence to do so.
  static const char *ResetColor();

  /// Get the result of a process wide random number generator. The
  /// generator will be automatically seeded in non-deterministic fashion.
  static unsigned GetRandomNumber();
};

}
}

#endif