Using constants is nicer

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Michael 2019-02-27 06:55:04 +00:00
parent fb371e1048
commit 528636c9f4
1 changed files with 13 additions and 6 deletions

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@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ use Friendica\Util\Network;
*/
class Worker
{
const STATE_STARTUP = 1;
const STATE_SHORT_LOOP = 2;
const STATE_REFETCH = 3;
const STATE_LONG_LOOP = 4;
private static $up_start;
private static $db_duration = 0;
private static $db_duration_count = 0;
@ -29,7 +34,7 @@ class Worker
private static $db_duration_stat = 0;
private static $lock_duration = 0;
private static $last_update;
private static $mode = 0;
private static $state;
/**
* @brief Processes the tasks that are in the workerqueue table
@ -93,7 +98,7 @@ class Worker
}
$starttime = time();
self::$mode = 1;
self::$state = self::STATE_STARTUP;
// We fetch the next queue entry that is about to be executed
while ($r = self::workerProcess()) {
@ -111,11 +116,13 @@ class Worker
if (!self::getWaitingJobForPID() && Lock::acquire('worker_process', 0)) {
self::findWorkerProcesses();
Lock::release('worker_process');
self::$mode = 3;
self::$state = self::STATE_REFETCH;
}
}
self::$mode = 4;
if (self::$state != self::STATE_REFETCH) {
self::$state = self::STATE_LONG_LOOP;
}
// Quit the worker once every cron interval
if (time() > ($starttime + Config::get('system', 'cron_interval'))) {
@ -408,7 +415,7 @@ class Worker
$rest = round(max(0, $up_duration - (self::$db_duration + self::$lock_duration)), 2);
$exec = round($duration, 2);
$logger->info('Performance log.', ['mode' => self::$mode, 'count' => $dbcount, 'stat' => $dbstat, 'write' => $dbwrite, 'lock' => $dblock, 'total' => $dbtotal, 'rest' => $rest, 'exec' => $exec]);
$logger->info('Performance log.', ['state' => self::$state, 'count' => $dbcount, 'stat' => $dbstat, 'write' => $dbwrite, 'lock' => $dblock, 'total' => $dbtotal, 'rest' => $rest, 'exec' => $exec]);
self::$up_start = microtime(true);
self::$db_duration = 0;
@ -416,7 +423,7 @@ class Worker
self::$db_duration_stat = 0;
self::$db_duration_write = 0;
self::$lock_duration = 0;
self::$mode = 2;
self::$state = self::STATE_SHORT_LOOP;
if ($duration > 3600) {
$logger->info('Longer than 1 hour.', ['priority' => $queue["priority"], 'id' => $queue["id"], 'duration' => round($duration/60, 3)]);