How to use _acquire_send_lock method in fMBT

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...59 except (socket.error, IOError):60 pass61def _send(msg, destination, acquire_send_lock=True, pickle=True):62 if acquire_send_lock:63 _acquire_send_lock(destination)64 try:65 if pickle:66 cPickle.dump(msg, destination, 2)67 else:68 destination.write(msg)69 destination.flush()70 finally:71 if acquire_send_lock:72 _release_send_lock(destination)73_send.locks = {}74def _send_opt(msg, destination, recv_caps, acquire_send_lock=True):75 data = cPickle.dumps(msg, 2)76 data_length = len(data)77 if data_length < _SEND_OPT_MESSAGE_MIN:78 _send(data, destination, acquire_send_lock=acquire_send_lock, pickle=False)79 return None80 if recv_caps & messages.RECV_CAP_COMPRESSION:81 # Try if compressing makes sense. For instance, at least 20 %82 # compression could be required for the first block to compress83 # everything.84 compress_block_len = min(data_length, _SEND_OPT_COMPRESS_TRIAL)85 compressed_block = zlib.compress(data[:compress_block_len],86 _SEND_OPT_COMPRESSION_LEVEL)87 if len(compressed_block) < compress_block_len * _SEND_OPT_COMPRESS_MIN:88 _uncompressed_data_length = data_length89 if compress_block_len == data_length:90 # everything got compressed for trial91 data = compressed_block92 else:93 # only first bytes were compressed in trial, compress all now94 data = zlib.compress(data, _SEND_OPT_COMPRESSION_LEVEL)95 data_length = len(data)96 compression_info = "compressed(%s)" % (_uncompressed_data_length,)97 else:98 compression_info = "no_compression"99 else:100 compression_info = "no_compression"101 data_info = messages.Data_info(102 data_type="Exec_rv",103 data_length=data_length,104 data_format=compression_info + ",pickled,allinone")105 if acquire_send_lock:106 _acquire_send_lock(destination)107 try:108 _send(data_info, destination, acquire_send_lock=False)109 bytes_sent = 0110 while bytes_sent < data_length:111 block_len = min(_SEND_OPT_BLOCK_SIZE, data_length-bytes_sent)112 data_block = data[bytes_sent:bytes_sent+block_len]113 # this may raise socket.error, let it raise through114 destination.write(data_block)115 destination.flush()116 bytes_sent += block_len117 finally:118 _release_send_lock(destination)119 return data_info120def _recv(source, acquire_recv_lock=True):121 """returns the first message from source"""122 if acquire_recv_lock:123 _acquire_recv_lock(source)124 try:125 try:126 return cPickle.load(source)127 except (ValueError, cPickle.UnpicklingError), e:128 return messages.Unloadable(str(e))129 except EOFError:130 raise131 except socket.error, e:132 raise EOFError("socket.error: " + str(e))133 except AttributeError, e:134 # If another thread closes the connection between send/​recv,135 # cPickle.load() may raise "'NoneType' has no attribute 'recv'".136 # Make this look like EOF (connection lost)137 raise EOFError(str(e))138 except Exception, e:139 return messages.Unloadable("load error %s: %s" % (type(e).__name__, e))140 finally:141 if acquire_recv_lock:142 _release_recv_lock(source)143_recv.locks = {}144def _recv_with_info(source, acquire_recv_lock=True):145 """returns the first payload message from source that may/​may not be146 preceded by Data_info147 """148 if acquire_recv_lock:149 _acquire_recv_lock(source)150 try:151 msg = _recv(source, False)152 if not isinstance(msg, messages.Data_info):153 return msg154 data = source.read(msg.data_length)155 if len(data) != msg.data_length:156 raise EOFError()157 if "compressed(" in msg.data_format:158 data = zlib.decompress(data)159 try:160 return cPickle.loads(data)161 except (ValueError, cPickle.UnpicklingError), e:162 return messages.Unloadable(str(e))163 except Exception, e:164 return messages.Unloadable("load error %s: %s" % (type(e).__name__, e))165 finally:166 if acquire_recv_lock:167 _release_recv_lock(source)168def _forward(source, destination, data_length,169 acquire_send_lock=True,170 acquire_recv_lock=True):171 if acquire_recv_lock:172 _acquire_recv_lock(source)173 if acquire_send_lock:174 _acquire_send_lock(destination)175 destination_ok = True176 try:177 bytes_sent = 0178 bytes_read = 0179 forward_block_size = _SEND_OPT_BLOCK_SIZE180 while bytes_read < data_length:181 forward_block = source.read(182 min(forward_block_size, data_length - bytes_read))183 bytes_read += len(forward_block)184 if forward_block:185 if destination_ok:186 try:187 destination.write(forward_block)188 destination.flush()189 bytes_sent += len(forward_block)190 except socket.error:191 destination_ok = False192 # must still keep reading everything from the source193 else:194 raise EOFError() # source run out of data195 return bytes_sent196 finally:197 if acquire_recv_lock:198 _release_recv_lock(source)199 if acquire_send_lock:200 _release_send_lock(destination)201def _acquire_recv_lock(source):202 if not source in _recv.locks:203 _recv.locks[source] = thread.allocate_lock()204 _recv.locks[source].acquire()205def _acquire_send_lock(destination):206 if not destination in _send.locks:207 _send.locks[destination] = thread.allocate_lock()208 _send.locks[destination].acquire()209def _release_recv_lock(source):210 try:211 _recv.locks[source].release()212 except thread.error:213 pass # already released214def _release_send_lock(destination):215 try:216 _send.locks[destination].release()217 except thread.error:218 pass # already released219_g_hooks = {}...

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