Source file ecaml_callback.ml

open! Core_kernel
open! Import
module Scheduler = Async_unix.Async_unix_private.Raw_scheduler

let scheduler = Scheduler.t ()

module Arity = struct
  type 'callback t =
    | Arity1 : ('a1 -> 'r) t
    | Arity2 : ('a1 -> 'a2 -> 'r) t
  [@@deriving sexp_of]
end

open Arity

type 'callback t =
  { arity : 'callback Arity.t
  ; name : string
  }
[@@deriving sexp_of]

let report_exn_when_calling_callback =
  let out_of_memory_message = "Ecaml received Out_of_memory" in
  let out_of_memory_value = out_of_memory_message |> Value.of_utf8_bytes in
  function
  | Out_of_memory ->
    (try Value.Private.message_zero_alloc out_of_memory_value with
     | _ -> eprintf "%s" out_of_memory_message)
  | exn ->
    let sexp = [%message "Ecaml callback handling raised" (exn : Exn.t)] in
    (try Value.message_s sexp with
     | _ -> eprint_s sexp)
;;

let register
      (type callback)
      (t : callback t)
      ~(f : callback)
      ~should_run_holding_async_lock
  =
  let with_lock f =
    if Scheduler.am_holding_lock scheduler then f () else Scheduler.with_lock scheduler f
  in
  let callback : callback =
    match t.arity with
    | Arity1 ->
      fun a1 ->
        (try
           if not should_run_holding_async_lock then f a1 else with_lock (fun () -> f a1)
         with
         | exn ->
           report_exn_when_calling_callback exn;
           raise exn)
    | Arity2 ->
      fun a1 a2 ->
        (try
           if not should_run_holding_async_lock
           then f a1 a2
           else with_lock (fun () -> f a1 a2)
         with
         | exn ->
           report_exn_when_calling_callback exn;
           raise exn)
  in
  Caml.Callback.register t.name callback
;;

let dispatch_function = { arity = Arity2; name = "dispatch_function" }

let end_of_module_initialization =
  { arity = Arity1; name = "end_of_module_initialization" }
;;

(** [no_active_env] is used when the C code detects that OCaml is attempting to call an
    Emacs function but there is no active env.  It prints a message that includes an
    OCaml backtrace, which may be useful in debugging. *)
let () =
  register
    { arity = Arity1; name = "no_active_env" }
    ~f:(fun () ->
      eprint_s
        [%message
          "Ecaml called with no active env" ~backtrace:(Backtrace.get () : Backtrace.t)])
    ~should_run_holding_async_lock:true
;;

let free_embedded_caml_values = { arity = Arity1; name = "free_embedded_caml_values" }
let initialize_module = ()