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#ifndef TENSORFLOW_CORE_DISTRIBUTED_RUNTIME_RPC_GRPC_CALL_H_
#define TENSORFLOW_CORE_DISTRIBUTED_RUNTIME_RPC_GRPC_CALL_H_

#include "grpcpp/completion_queue.h"
#include "grpcpp/impl/service_type.h"
#include "grpcpp/server_builder.h"
#include "grpcpp/server_context.h"
#include "grpcpp/support/async_stream.h"
#include "grpcpp/support/async_unary_call.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/lib/core/refcount.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/platform/macros.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/platform/mutex.h"

namespace tensorflow {

// CALL STRUCTURES
// ===============
//
// Each pending (incoming) request corresponds to a call object that
// encapsulates the state of the call. Templates and
// pointers-to-member functions are used to avoid boilerplate and
// redundant closure creation. The class hierarchy is as follows:
//
// * `UntypedCall<Service>`: The base class represents a call that
//   could be associated with any of the methods on a service of type
//   `Service`. Also defines a `Tag` nested class that can be used as
//   the tag in a `grpc::CompletionQueue`.  Each class that
//   instantiates `Service` should have a completion queue polling
//   loop that knows about `UntypedCall<Service>::Tag` objects, and
//   invokes their `OnCompleted()` method to continue processing.
//
// * `Call<Service, GrpcService, Req, Resp>`: This class extends
//   `UntypedCall<Service>` and is additionally parameterized by the
//   gRPC-generated asynchronous service class, and the request and
//   response message types. It defines the state associated with a
//   call (whose type depends on the message types), and stores a
//   pointer to a `Service::HandleFoo()` handler method. Each
//   `Service::HandleFoo()` method knows about the corresponding
//   `Call` type, in order to access its state, and invoke its
//   `SendResponse()` method.
//
// The lifecycle of a call object is as follows.
//
// 1. A `Service` creates a `Call` for a particular method and
//    enqueues it in its completion queue (via an
//    `UntypedCall<Service>::Tag`).
//
// 2. When the tag is returned from `cq_->Next()`, the
//    `UntypedCall::RequestReceived()` method is invoked and takes
//    ownership of the call object. This indirectly invokes the
//    appropriate handler method on `Service`.
//
// 3. After the response has been written (perhaps in another thread),
//    the `Call::SendResponse()` method is invoked. It transfers
//    ownership of the call object back to the completion queue (via
//    an `UntypedCall::Tag`).
//
// 4. When the response has been sent, the tag is returned from
//    `cq_->Next()`, and the call object is deleted.
//

template <class Service>
class GrpcCallTag {
 public:
  virtual ~GrpcCallTag() {}

  // Calls the callback associated with this tag.
  virtual void OnCompleted(Service* service, bool ok) = 0;
};

// Represents a pending request with unknown message types.
template <class Service>
class UntypedCall : public core::RefCounted {
 public:
  virtual ~UntypedCall() {}

  // The implementation of this method should use `service` to handle
  // an incoming request, and (perhaps asynchronously) send the
  // response.
  //
  // One reference on `this` is transferred to the callee, and the
  // callee is responsible for releasing it (typically via
  // `Call::SendResponse()`).
  //
  // `ok` is true if the request was received in a "regular event",
  // otherwise false.
  virtual void RequestReceived(Service* service, bool ok) = 0;

  // This method will be called either (i) when the server is notified
  // that the request has been canceled, or (ii) when the request completes
  // normally. The implementation should distinguish these cases by querying
  // the `grpc::ServerContext` associated with the request.
  virtual void RequestCancelled(Service* service, bool ok) = 0;

  // Associates a tag in a `::grpc::CompletionQueue` with a callback
  // for an incoming RPC.  An active Tag owns a reference on the corresponding
  // Call object.
  class Tag : public GrpcCallTag<Service> {
   public:
    // One enum value per supported callback.
    enum Callback { kRequestReceived, kResponseSent, kCancelled };

    Tag(UntypedCall* call, Callback cb) : call_(call), callback_(cb) {}

    // Calls the callback associated with this tag.
    //
    // The callback takes ownership of `this->call_`.
    void OnCompleted(Service* service, bool ok) override {
      switch (callback_) {
        case kRequestReceived:
          call_->RequestReceived(service, ok);
          break;
        case kResponseSent:
          // No special handling needed apart from the Unref below.
          break;
        case kCancelled:
          call_->RequestCancelled(service, ok);
          break;
      }
      call_->Unref();  // Ref acquired when tag handed to grpc.
    }

   private:
    UntypedCall* const call_;  // `this` owns one reference.
    Callback callback_;
  };
};

// Represents a pending call with known request and response message
// types, and a known request-handling method.
template <class Service, class GrpcService, class RequestMessage,
          class ResponseMessage>
class Call : public UntypedCall<Service> {
 public:
  // Represents the generic signature of a generated
  // `GrpcService::RequestFoo()` method, where `Foo` is the name of an
  // RPC method.
  using EnqueueFunction = void (GrpcService::*)(
      ::grpc::ServerContext*, RequestMessage*,
      ::grpc::ServerAsyncResponseWriter<ResponseMessage>*,
      ::grpc::CompletionQueue*, ::grpc::ServerCompletionQueue*, void*);

  // Represents the generic signature of a `Service::HandleFoo()`
  // method, where `Foo` is the name of an RPC method.
  using HandleRequestFunction = void (Service::*)(
      Call<Service, GrpcService, RequestMessage, ResponseMessage>*);

  Call(HandleRequestFunction handle_request_function)
      : handle_request_function_(handle_request_function), responder_(&ctx_) {}

  virtual ~Call() {}

  void RequestReceived(Service* service, bool ok) override {
    if (ok) {
      this->Ref();
      (service->*handle_request_function_)(this);
    }
  }

  void SendResponse(::grpc::Status status) {
    this->Ref();  // Ref for grpc; released in Tag callback.
    responder_.Finish(response, status, &response_sent_tag_);
    this->Unref();
  }

  void RequestCancelled(Service* service, bool ok) override {
    if (ctx_.IsCancelled()) {
      mutex_lock l(mu_);
      if (cancel_callback_) {
        cancel_callback_();
      }
    }
  }

  // Registers `callback` as the function that should be called if and when this
  // call is canceled by the client.
  void SetCancelCallback(std::function<void()> callback) {
    mutex_lock l(mu_);
    cancel_callback_ = std::move(callback);
  }

  // Clears any cancellation callback that has been registered for this call.
  void ClearCancelCallback() {
    mutex_lock l(mu_);
    cancel_callback_ = nullptr;
  }

  // Enqueues a new request for the given service on the given
  // completion queue, using the given `enqueue_function`.
  //
  // The request will be handled with the given
  // `handle_request_function`.
  static void EnqueueRequest(GrpcService* grpc_service,
                             ::grpc::ServerCompletionQueue* cq,
                             EnqueueFunction enqueue_function,
                             HandleRequestFunction handle_request_function,
                             bool supports_cancel) {
    auto call = new Call<Service, GrpcService, RequestMessage, ResponseMessage>(
        handle_request_function);
    if (supports_cancel) {
      call->RegisterCancellationHandler();
    }

    // Initial ref for call handed to grpc; released in Tag callback.
    (grpc_service->*enqueue_function)(&call->ctx_, &call->request,
                                      &call->responder_, cq, cq,
                                      &call->request_received_tag_);
  }

  // Enqueues a new request for the given service on the given
  // completion queue, using the given `method_id`.
  //
  // The request will be handled with the given
  // `handle_request_function`.
  static void EnqueueRequestForMethod(
      GrpcService* grpc_service, ::grpc::ServerCompletionQueue* cq,
      int method_id, HandleRequestFunction handle_request_function,
      bool supports_cancel) {
    auto call = new Call<Service, GrpcService, RequestMessage, ResponseMessage>(
        handle_request_function);
    if (supports_cancel) {
      call->RegisterCancellationHandler();
    }

    // Initial ref for call handed to grpc; released in Tag callback.
    grpc_service->RequestAsyncUnary(method_id, &call->ctx_, &call->request,
                                    &call->responder_, cq, cq,
                                    &call->request_received_tag_);
  }

  RequestMessage request;
  ResponseMessage response;

  const std::multimap<::grpc::string_ref, ::grpc::string_ref>& client_metadata()
      const {
    return ctx_.client_metadata();
  }

 private:
  // Creates a completion queue tag for handling cancellation by the client.
  // NOTE: This method must be called before this call is enqueued on a
  // completion queue.
  void RegisterCancellationHandler() {
    this->Ref();  // Ref for grpc; released in Tag callback.
    ctx_.AsyncNotifyWhenDone(&cancelled_tag_);
  }

  HandleRequestFunction handle_request_function_;
  ::grpc::ServerContext ctx_;
  ::grpc::ServerAsyncResponseWriter<ResponseMessage> responder_;

  // Used as void* completion markers from grpc to indicate different
  // events of interest for a Call.
  typedef typename UntypedCall<Service>::Tag Tag;
  Tag request_received_tag_{this, Tag::kRequestReceived};
  Tag response_sent_tag_{this, Tag::kResponseSent};
  Tag cancelled_tag_{this, Tag::kCancelled};

  mutex mu_;
  std::function<void()> cancel_callback_ GUARDED_BY(mu_);
};

// Lifetime of a server-side bidirectional streaming call:
// - The call is created in the static EnqueueRequest method. It transfers
//   ownership to the kCallOpen tag pushed onto the completion queue.
// - If kCallOpen completes successfully, a read is requested and the
//   kRequestReceived tag takes ownership of the call. If kCallOpen fails,
//   e.g. server is shutdown, no further requests are pushed and the call is
//   destroyed (at the end of Tag::OnCompleted).
// - When the first request is received, we Ref() the call and invoke the
//   handler method thereby transferring ownership to the handler method.
//   The handler is responsible for calling SendResponse() or Finish() on this
//   call.
//   - If the handler calls Finish(), e.g. the request was invalid, Finish()
//     transfers ownership from the handler to the kServerFinished tag that
//     it pushes on the completion queue. The ownership is transferred because
//     the ref count is not incremented before putting the tag on the queue.
//   - If the handler calls SendResponse(), SendResponse() transfers ownership
//     to the kResponseSent tag.
// - When kResponseSent completes, we request a new read, which owns the call
//   now.
// - When the next request is received, it is handled the same way as the first
//   request.
//
// Because we request a read only after the write is sent, we can safely reuse
// the same request and response messages for the whole call.
template <class Service>
class ServerUntypedBidirectionalStreamingCall : public core::RefCounted {
 public:
  virtual void RequestReceived(Service* service) = 0;

  // Enqueues a request on the completion queue to read the next request.
  virtual void CallOpen() = 0;

  virtual void RequestRead() = 0;

  // Associates a tag in a `::grpc::CompletionQueue` with a callback.
  // An active Tag owns a reference on the corresponding Call object.
  class Tag : public GrpcCallTag<Service> {
   public:
    // One enum value per supported callback.
    enum class TagType {
      kCallOpen,
      kRequestReceived,
      kResponseSent,
      kServerFinished,
    };

    Tag(ServerUntypedBidirectionalStreamingCall* call, TagType cb)
        : call_(call), callback_(cb) {}

    // Calls the callback associated with this tag and Unrefs this->call_.
    void OnCompleted(Service* service, bool ok) override {
      switch (callback_) {
        case TagType::kCallOpen:
          // Non-ok value indicates that the server has been shutdown before we
          // received a message for this call type. We do nothing to let this
          // call object be destroyed and avoid enqueuing request for another
          // call.
          if (ok) {
            call_->CallOpen();
          }
          break;
        case TagType::kRequestReceived:
          // Non-ok value from completion queue here means that we will not
          // receive any more messages from the client, e.g. the client called
          // WritesDone. There is nothing we need to do in this case. The call
          // will be Unref'ed and deleted. If the client wants to open a new
          // call, we have already enqueued a request for a new call in CallOpen
          // above.
          if (ok) {
            call_->RequestReceived(service);
          }
          break;
        case TagType::kResponseSent:
          if (ok) {
            // The obvious place to request a read would be at the end of
            // RequestReceived(). Unfortunately, this can result in multiple
            // outstanding write requests in the completion queue. This is
            // currently not supported by gRPC, which requires at most one
            // outstanding write request in the completion queue.
            // Requesting a read here, in ResponseSent, works because at
            // this point, the completion queue has no write requests
            // (kResponseSent happens when a write completes).
            // This might be synchronizing the processing more than strictly
            // necessary, but is probably fine because, AFAICT from gRPC docs,
            // the write request completes as soon as it can be written to
            // outgoing buffer.
            call_->RequestRead();
          }
          // ok == false means that the response is not going on the wire
          // because the call is already dead (i.e., canceled, deadline
          // expired, other side dropped the channel, etc). Since the call is
          // dead, there is nothing for us to do, we just let the call be
          // deleted.
          break;
        case TagType::kServerFinished:
          // Whether our finish request is successful or not (whether it went
          // on the wire towards the client), there is nothing for us to do.
          // In the current implementation, there can be no read or write
          // requests in the completion queue (see the comment in kResponseSent)
          // above. Even if there were pending requests, they would complete
          // with a non-ok status, we would not do anything, and let the call be
          // deleted.
          break;
      }
      call_->Unref();  // Ref acquired when tag was handed to grpc.
    }

   private:
    ServerUntypedBidirectionalStreamingCall* const
        call_;  // `this` owns one reference.
    TagType callback_;
  };
};

// Represents a pending call with known request and response message
// types, and a known request-handling method.
// Common usage pattern is to have a single thread waiting on events from
// completion queue and calling Tag::OnCompleted(), which invokes methods
// on this.
// This implementation assumes that the server will generate a single response
// message for each request message. More precisely, this class expects that
// each time it invokes handle_request_function_, the service implementation
// will either call SendResponse or Finish exactly once.
// Not thread-safe.
template <class Service, class GrpcService, class RequestMessage,
          class ResponseMessage>
class ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall
    : public ServerUntypedBidirectionalStreamingCall<Service> {
 public:
  // Represents the generic signature of a generated
  // `GrpcService::RequestFoo()` method, where `Foo` is the name of an
  // RPC method.
  using EnqueueFunction = void (GrpcService::*)(
      ::grpc::ServerContext*,
      ::grpc::ServerAsyncReaderWriter<ResponseMessage, RequestMessage>*,
      ::grpc::CompletionQueue*, ::grpc::ServerCompletionQueue*, void*);

  // Represents the generic signature of a `Service::HandleFoo()`
  // method, where `Foo` is the name of an RPC method.
  using HandleRequestFunction = void (Service::*)(
      ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall<Service, GrpcService, RequestMessage,
                                       ResponseMessage>*);

  ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall(
      HandleRequestFunction handle_request_function, GrpcService* grpc_service,
      ::grpc::ServerCompletionQueue* cq, EnqueueFunction enqueue_function)
      : handle_request_function_(handle_request_function),
        stream_(&ctx_),
        grpc_service_(grpc_service),
        cq_(cq),
        enqueue_function_(enqueue_function) {
    VLOG(3) << "Creating ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall " << this;
  }

  ~ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall() override {
    VLOG(3) << "Destroying ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall " << this;
  }

  void CallOpen() override {
    // Let gRPC know that we can accept another call.
    ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall<
        Service, GrpcService, RequestMessage,
        ResponseMessage>::EnqueueRequest(grpc_service_, cq_, enqueue_function_,
                                         handle_request_function_);
    RequestRead();
  }

  void RequestRead() override {
    this->Ref();
    request_.Clear();
    stream_.Read(&request_, &request_received_tag_);
  }

  void RequestReceived(Service* service) override {
    this->Ref();
    // Request handling should result in a call to SendResponse or Finish.
    (service->*handle_request_function_)(this);
  }

  void SendResponse() {
    // Transferring ownership of this to the response_sent_tag_.
    stream_.Write(response_, &response_sent_tag_);
    // stream_.Write does not save references to response_. We are free to muck
    // around with it as soon as Write returns.
    // We clear the response_ to prepare it for the next response.
    response_.Clear();
  }

  void Finish(::grpc::Status status) {
    // Transferring ownership of this to the server_finished_tag_.
    stream_.Finish(status, &server_finished_tag_);
  }

  // Enqueues a new request for the given service on the given
  // completion queue, using the given `enqueue_function`.
  //
  // The request will be handled by the given `handle_request_function`.
  static void EnqueueRequest(GrpcService* grpc_service,
                             ::grpc::ServerCompletionQueue* cq,
                             EnqueueFunction enqueue_function,
                             HandleRequestFunction handle_request_function) {
    auto call =
        new ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall<Service, GrpcService,
                                             RequestMessage, ResponseMessage>(
            handle_request_function, grpc_service, cq, enqueue_function);

    // Initial ref for call handed to grpc; released in Tag callback.
    (grpc_service->*enqueue_function)(&call->ctx_, &call->stream_, cq, cq,
                                      &call->call_open_tag_);
  }

  const RequestMessage& request() const { return request_; }
  ResponseMessage* mutable_response() { return &response_; }

 private:
  // Request and response messages are reused for each request/response exchange
  // between the client and the server.
  RequestMessage request_;
  ResponseMessage response_;
  ::grpc::ServerContext ctx_;

  HandleRequestFunction handle_request_function_;
  ::grpc::ServerAsyncReaderWriter<ResponseMessage, RequestMessage> stream_;

  // Used as void* completion markers from grpc to indicate different
  // events of interest for a ServerBidirectionalStreamingCall.
  typedef typename ServerUntypedBidirectionalStreamingCall<Service>::Tag Tag;
  // At most one tag of each kind may be given to gRPC at any one time.
  // Beyond semantic sanity, this is needed to ensure proper ref counting
  // of this call object.
  Tag call_open_tag_{this, Tag::TagType::kCallOpen};
  Tag request_received_tag_{this, Tag::TagType::kRequestReceived};
  Tag response_sent_tag_{this, Tag::TagType::kResponseSent};
  Tag server_finished_tag_{this, Tag::TagType::kServerFinished};

  // These fields are used only to spawn another instance of this to accept
  // more streaming calls.
  GrpcService* grpc_service_;
  ::grpc::ServerCompletionQueue* cq_;
  EnqueueFunction enqueue_function_;
};

}  // namespace tensorflow

#endif  // TENSORFLOW_CORE_DISTRIBUTED_RUNTIME_RPC_GRPC_CALL_H_
