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"""Signal handling functions."""

from __future__ import absolute_import

import signal
from gslib.util import IS_WINDOWS


# Maps from signal_num to list of signal handlers to call.
_non_final_signal_handlers = {}
# Maps from signal_num to the final signal handler (if any) that should be
# called for that signal.
_final_signal_handlers = {}


def RegisterSignalHandler(signal_num, handler, is_final_handler=False):
  """Registers a handler for signal signal_num.

  Unlike calling signal.signal():
    - This function can be called from any thread (and will cause the handler to
      be run by the main thread when the signal is received).
    - Handlers are cumulative: When a given signal is received, all registered
      handlers will be executed (with the exception that only the last handler
      to register with is_final_handler=True will be called).

  Handlers should make no ordering assumptions, other than that the last handler
  to register with is_final_handler=True will be called after all the other
  handlers.

  Args:
    signal_num: The signal number with which to associate handler.
    handler: The handler.
    is_final_handler: Bool indicator whether handler should be called last among
                      all the handlers for this signal_num. The last handler to
                      register this way survives; other handlers registered with
                      is_final_handler=True will not be called when the signal
                      is received.
  Raises:
    RuntimeError: if attempt is made to register a signal_num not in
        GetCaughtSignals.
  """
  if signal_num not in GetCaughtSignals():
    raise RuntimeError('Attempt to register handler (%s) for signal %d, which '
                       'is not in GetCaughtSignals' % (handler, signal_num))
  if is_final_handler:
    _final_signal_handlers[signal_num] = handler
  else:
    _non_final_signal_handlers[signal_num].append(handler)


def _SignalHandler(signal_num, cur_stack_frame):
  """Global signal handler.

  When a signal is caught we execute each registered handler for that signal.

  Args:
    signal_num: Signal that was caught.
    cur_stack_frame: Unused.
  """
  if signal_num in _non_final_signal_handlers:
    for handler in _non_final_signal_handlers[signal_num]:
      handler(signal_num, cur_stack_frame)
  if signal_num in _final_signal_handlers:
    _final_signal_handlers[signal_num](signal_num, cur_stack_frame)


def InitializeSignalHandling():
  """Initializes global signal handling.

  Sets up global signal handler for each signal we handle.
  """
  for signal_num in GetCaughtSignals():
    _non_final_signal_handlers[signal_num] = []
    # Make main signal handler catch the signal.
    signal.signal(signal_num, _SignalHandler)


def GetCaughtSignals():
  """Returns terminating signals that can be caught on this OS platform."""
  signals = [signal.SIGINT, signal.SIGTERM]
  if not IS_WINDOWS:
    # Windows doesn't have SIGQUIT.
    signals.append(signal.SIGQUIT)
  return signals