[PATCH] 6350055: Atomic SelectionKey operations
Alan Bateman
Alan.Bateman at oracle.com
Sun Jun 3 16:18:39 UTC 2018
On 31/05/2018 15:52, David Lloyd wrote:
> The testNioImplementation method covers IllegalArgumentException, but
> I can add tests for CancelledKeyException easily...
>
Thanks. I've taken the patch from your last mail to check on a number of
points and also to do a bit of tweaking.
The javadoc is mostly okay. One thing that I may have missed in previous
iterations is that you had interestOpsAnd declarig that it throws
IllegalArgumentException. It doesn't of course as per the rational in
the API note. Otherwise, I just moved the @apiNote and @implSpec to
follow the method description and adjusted a few things to keep it as
consistent with the existing spec and wording as possible.
Tests for SelectionKey are in the SelectionKey rather than Selector
directory so I've moved the test there. Also we don't need
"SelectionKey" in the name once it is moved. I've also refactored the
test so that the same tests can be exercised for both the default and
default provider implementations. For example, you added added tests to
check for IAE and CKE but these aren't tested for the default
implementation. The test used a ConnectionPair to get a connected
SocketChannel but this isn't needed as an unconnected SocketChannel can
be registered with a Selector.
The patch changes the existing interestOps(int) to avoid queuing when
the interest ops aren't changed. I was initially nervous about that for
the case where a channel is initially registered with an interest set of
0. I think I've satisfied myself that this is safe. I've run the tests
on all platforms and all the tests are passing so that helps the
confidence on that part.
I've put a webrev with the updated patch here:
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~alanb/6350055/webrev/index.html
If you are okay with these changes then the next step is the CSR.
-Alan
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