using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Linq; using System.Reflection; using System.Threading; using BepInEx.Logging; using UnityEngine; namespace BepInEx { /// /// Provides methods for running code on other threads and synchronizing with the main thread. /// public sealed class ThreadingHelper : MonoBehaviour, ISynchronizeInvoke { private readonly object _invokeLock = new object(); private Action _invokeList; private Thread _mainThread; /// /// Current instance of the helper. /// public static ThreadingHelper Instance { get; private set; } /// /// Gives methods for invoking delegates on the main unity thread, both synchronously and asynchronously. /// Can be used in many built-in framework types, for example /// and to make their events fire on the main unity thread. /// public static ISynchronizeInvoke SynchronizingObject => Instance; internal static void Initialize() { var go = new GameObject("BepInEx_ThreadingHelper"); DontDestroyOnLoad(go); Instance = go.AddComponent(); } /// /// Queue the delegate to be invoked on the main unity thread. Use to synchronize your threads. /// public void StartSyncInvoke(Action action) { if (action == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(action)); lock (_invokeLock) _invokeList += action; } private void Update() { // The CurrentThread can change between Awake and later methods, it's safest to get it here. if (_mainThread == null) _mainThread = Thread.CurrentThread; // Safe to do outside of lock because nothing can remove callbacks, at worst we execute with 1 frame delay if (_invokeList == null) return; Action toRun; lock (_invokeLock) { toRun = _invokeList; _invokeList = null; } // Need to execute outside of the lock in case the callback itself calls Invoke we could deadlock // The invocation would also block any threads that call Invoke foreach (var action in toRun.GetInvocationList().Cast()) { try { action(); } catch (Exception ex) { LogInvocationException(ex); } } } /// /// Queue the delegate to be invoked on a background thread. Use this to run slow tasks without affecting the game. /// NOTE: Most of Unity API can not be accessed while running on another thread! /// /// /// Task to be executed on another thread. Can optionally return an Action that will be executed on the main thread. /// You can use this action to return results of your work safely. Return null if this is not needed. /// public void StartAsyncInvoke(Func action) { void DoWork(object _) { try { var result = action(); if (result != null) StartSyncInvoke(result); } catch (Exception ex) { LogInvocationException(ex); } } if (!ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(DoWork)) throw new NotSupportedException("Failed to queue the action on ThreadPool"); } private static void LogInvocationException(Exception ex) { Logging.Logger.Log(LogLevel.Error, ex); if (ex.InnerException != null) Logging.Logger.Log(LogLevel.Error, "INNER: " + ex.InnerException); } #region ISynchronizeInvoke IAsyncResult ISynchronizeInvoke.BeginInvoke(Delegate method, object[] args) { var result = new InvokeResult(); object Invoke() { try { return method.DynamicInvoke(args); } catch (Exception ex) { result.ExceptionThrown = true; return ex; } } if (!InvokeRequired) result.Finish(Invoke(), true); else StartSyncInvoke(() => result.Finish(Invoke(), false)); return result; } object ISynchronizeInvoke.EndInvoke(IAsyncResult result) { var invokeResult = (InvokeResult)result; invokeResult.AsyncWaitHandle.WaitOne(); if (invokeResult.ExceptionThrown) throw (Exception)invokeResult.AsyncState; return invokeResult.AsyncState; } object ISynchronizeInvoke.Invoke(Delegate method, object[] args) { var invokeResult = ((ISynchronizeInvoke)this).BeginInvoke(method, args); return ((ISynchronizeInvoke)this).EndInvoke(invokeResult); } /// /// False if current code is executing on the main unity thread, otherwise True. /// Warning: Will return true before the first frame finishes (i.e. inside plugin Awake and Start methods). /// /// public bool InvokeRequired => _mainThread == null || _mainThread != Thread.CurrentThread; private sealed class InvokeResult : IAsyncResult { public InvokeResult() { AsyncWaitHandle = new EventWaitHandle(false, EventResetMode.ManualReset); } public void Finish(object result, bool completedSynchronously) { AsyncState = result; CompletedSynchronously = completedSynchronously; IsCompleted = true; ((EventWaitHandle)AsyncWaitHandle).Set(); } public bool IsCompleted { get; private set; } public WaitHandle AsyncWaitHandle { get; } public object AsyncState { get; private set; } public bool CompletedSynchronously { get; private set; } internal bool ExceptionThrown; } #endregion } /// /// Convenience extensions for utilizing multiple threads and using the . /// public static class ThreadingExtensions { /// public static IEnumerable RunParallel(this IEnumerable data, Func work, int workerCount = -1) { foreach (var result in RunParallel(data.ToList(), work)) yield return result; } /// /// Apply a function to a collection of data by spreading the work on multiple threads. /// Outputs of the functions are returned to the current thread and yielded one by one. /// /// Type of the input values. /// Type of the output values. /// Input values for the work function. /// Function to apply to the data on multiple threads at once. /// Number of worker threads. By default SystemInfo.processorCount is used. /// An exception was thrown inside one of the threads, and the operation was aborted. /// Need at least 1 workerCount. public static IEnumerable RunParallel(this IList data, Func work, int workerCount = -1) { if (workerCount < 0) workerCount = Mathf.Max(2, Environment.ProcessorCount); else if (workerCount == 0) throw new ArgumentException("Need at least 1 worker", nameof(workerCount)); var perThreadCount = Mathf.CeilToInt(data.Count / (float)workerCount); var doneCount = 0; var lockObj = new object(); var are = new ManualResetEvent(false); IEnumerable doneItems = null; Exception exceptionThrown = null; // Start threads to process the data for (var i = 0; i < workerCount; i++) { int first = i * perThreadCount; int last = Mathf.Min(first + perThreadCount, data.Count); ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem( _ => { var results = new List(perThreadCount); try { for (int dataIndex = first; dataIndex < last; dataIndex++) { if (exceptionThrown != null) break; results.Add(work(data[dataIndex])); } } catch (Exception ex) { exceptionThrown = ex; } lock (lockObj) { doneItems = doneItems == null ? results : results.Concat(doneItems); doneCount++; are.Set(); } }); } // Main thread waits for results and returns them until all threads finish while (true) { are.WaitOne(); IEnumerable toOutput; bool isDone; lock (lockObj) { toOutput = doneItems; doneItems = null; isDone = doneCount == workerCount; } if (toOutput != null) { foreach (var doneItem in toOutput) yield return doneItem; } if (isDone) break; } if (exceptionThrown != null) throw new TargetInvocationException("An exception was thrown inside one of the threads", exceptionThrown); } } }