Merge pull request #93124 from RandomShaper/skull_trio
`ResourceLoader`: Let the caller thread use its own message queue override
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@ -302,7 +302,8 @@ void ResourceLoader::_thread_load_function(void *p_userdata) {
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thread_load_mutex.unlock();
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// Thread-safe either if it's the current thread or a brand new one.
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CallQueue *mq_override = nullptr;
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bool mq_override_present = false;
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CallQueue *own_mq_override = nullptr;
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if (load_nesting == 0) {
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load_paths_stack = memnew(Vector<String>);
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@ -310,8 +311,12 @@ void ResourceLoader::_thread_load_function(void *p_userdata) {
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load_paths_stack->push_back(load_task.dependent_path);
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}
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if (!Thread::is_main_thread()) {
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mq_override = memnew(CallQueue);
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MessageQueue::set_thread_singleton_override(mq_override);
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// Let the caller thread use its own, for added flexibility. Provide one otherwise.
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if (MessageQueue::get_singleton() == MessageQueue::get_main_singleton()) {
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own_mq_override = memnew(CallQueue);
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MessageQueue::set_thread_singleton_override(own_mq_override);
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}
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mq_override_present = true;
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set_current_thread_safe_for_nodes(true);
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}
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} else {
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@ -324,8 +329,8 @@ void ResourceLoader::_thread_load_function(void *p_userdata) {
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}
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Ref<Resource> res = _load(load_task.remapped_path, load_task.remapped_path != load_task.local_path ? load_task.local_path : String(), load_task.type_hint, load_task.cache_mode, &load_task.error, load_task.use_sub_threads, &load_task.progress);
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if (mq_override) {
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mq_override->flush();
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if (mq_override_present) {
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MessageQueue::get_singleton()->flush();
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}
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thread_load_mutex.lock();
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@ -394,8 +399,9 @@ void ResourceLoader::_thread_load_function(void *p_userdata) {
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thread_load_mutex.unlock();
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if (load_nesting == 0) {
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if (mq_override) {
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memdelete(mq_override);
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if (own_mq_override) {
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MessageQueue::set_thread_singleton_override(nullptr);
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memdelete(own_mq_override);
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}
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memdelete(load_paths_stack);
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}
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@ -481,10 +481,7 @@ CallQueue::~CallQueue() {
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if (!allocator_is_custom) {
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memdelete(allocator);
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}
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// This is done here to avoid a circular dependency between the safety checks and the thread singleton pointer.
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if (this == MessageQueue::thread_singleton) {
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MessageQueue::thread_singleton = nullptr;
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}
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DEV_ASSERT(!is_current_thread_override);
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}
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//////////////////////
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@ -493,7 +490,6 @@ CallQueue *MessageQueue::main_singleton = nullptr;
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thread_local CallQueue *MessageQueue::thread_singleton = nullptr;
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void MessageQueue::set_thread_singleton_override(CallQueue *p_thread_singleton) {
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DEV_ASSERT(p_thread_singleton); // To unset the thread singleton, don't call this with nullptr, but just memfree() it.
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#ifdef DEV_ENABLED
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if (thread_singleton) {
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thread_singleton->is_current_thread_override = false;
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@ -53,7 +53,9 @@ void WorkerThreadPool::_process_task(Task *p_task) {
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int pool_thread_index = thread_ids[Thread::get_caller_id()];
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ThreadData &curr_thread = threads[pool_thread_index];
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Task *prev_task = nullptr; // In case this is recursively called.
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bool safe_for_nodes_backup = is_current_thread_safe_for_nodes();
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CallQueue *call_queue_backup = MessageQueue::get_singleton() != MessageQueue::get_main_singleton() ? MessageQueue::get_singleton() : nullptr;
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{
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// Tasks must start with this unset. They are free to set-and-forget otherwise.
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@ -169,6 +171,7 @@ void WorkerThreadPool::_process_task(Task *p_task) {
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}
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set_current_thread_safe_for_nodes(safe_for_nodes_backup);
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MessageQueue::set_thread_singleton_override(call_queue_backup);
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#endif
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}
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