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The TP Reactor implementation of the clear_dispatch_mask was implemented
by clearing the entire ready set instead of just removing the handler
that was suspended. This forced the TP Reactor to potentially dispatch
only a single handler before re-calling an expensive select() call and
restarting the dispatch with the new set returned from select(). This
heavily favored lower order fds and was inefficient. This originated
with the fix for ACE bugzilla 1890 which appears to have mainly focused
on the single threaded select reactor.

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    • Enhanced event handling with selective clearing of event types rather than an all-or-nothing approach.
    • Provides more precise and controlled event management, giving users improved flexibility in configuring how events are processed.

The TP Reactor implementation of the clear_dispatch_mask was implemented
by clearing the entire ready set instead of just removing the handler
that was suspended.  This forced the TP Reactor to potentially dispatch
only a single handler before re-calling an expensive select() call and
restarting the dispatch with the new set returned from select().  This
heavily favored lower order fds and was inefficient.  This originated
with the fix for ACE bugzilla 1890 which appears to have mainly focused
on the single threaded select reactor.
@jwillemsen jwillemsen added the needs review Needs to be reviewed label Jul 17, 2020
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What about removing the implementation in TP_Reactor completely and just use the implementation in ACE_Select_Reactor_Impl?

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Sure thing, can do.

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Though the base class sets state_changed_ to true, won't that reset all the handles in get_event_for_dispatching? I can try to take a deeper look comparing with the older behavior as this was degrading performance for us.

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This pull request updates the clear_dispatch_mask method in the reactor component by changing its signature to accept a handle and a mask. The implementation now conditionally clears the read, write, and exception masks based on the provided mask bits, replacing the previous approach of unconditionally resetting all masks.

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File Change Summary
ACE/.../TP_Reactor.inl Updated method signature from clear_dispatch_mask() to clear_dispatch_mask(ACE_HANDLE handle, ACE_Reactor_Mask mask).
Modified implementation to conditionally clear read, write, and exception masks based on mask parameter.

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    participant Caller
    participant TP_Reactor
    Caller->>TP_Reactor: clear_dispatch_mask(handle, mask)
    TP_Reactor->>TP_Reactor: Check if mask has READ_MASK or ACCEPT_MASK
    TP_Reactor->>TP_Reactor: Clear read mask if condition met
    TP_Reactor->>TP_Reactor: Check if mask has WRITE_MASK
    TP_Reactor->>TP_Reactor: Clear write mask if condition met
    TP_Reactor->>TP_Reactor: Check if mask has EXCEPT_MASK
    TP_Reactor->>TP_Reactor: Clear exception mask if condition met
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I'm a bunny of code, hopping with glee,
A mask now chooses which path to see.
Read, write, or exception—in lines I roam,
Clearing only what’s needed in my home.
With a twitch of my nose, I debug and play,
Bringing clarity to our reactor's way!
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ACE/ace/TP_Reactor.inl (1)

107-109: Consider adding documentation.

Since this is a significant behavioral change, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of selective mask clearing and its impact on performance.

Add this documentation above the method:

+/**
+ * Selectively clear dispatch masks for a handle based on the provided mask.
+ * This optimizes reactor performance by preventing unnecessary select() calls
+ * and ensures fair handler dispatching.
+ */
 ACE_INLINE void
 ACE_TP_Reactor::clear_dispatch_mask (ACE_HANDLE handle,
                                     ACE_Reactor_Mask mask)
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ACE/ace/TP_Reactor.inl (1)

107-123: LGTM! The implementation aligns with PR objectives.

The selective mask clearing approach correctly addresses the performance issue by preventing unnecessary select() calls. This should improve the fairness of handler dispatching.

Let's verify that all callers have been updated to use the new method signature:

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Review Verification: All Caller Updates Confirmed

Based on the executed script output, every caller of clear_dispatch_mask across the codebase passes two parameters (the handle and the mask), matching the updated method signature. This confirms that the changes in TP_Reactor.inl have been correctly propagated to all usage sites.

  • All instances in TP_Reactor.inl, TP_Reactor.h, Select_Reactor_Base.{h,cpp}, Select_Reactor_T.cpp, and Priority_Reactor.cpp call the function with both required parameters.
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