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Enable mono runtime to handle SIGTERM like CoreCLR #82806 #82813
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…on SIGTERM" * src/mono/mono/mini/mini-posix.c - Add signal handler for SIGTERM * src/mono/mono/mini/mini-windows.c - Add signal handler for SIGTERM * src/mono/mono/mini/mini-runtime.c - Add mono_sigterm_signal_handler to process SIGTERM that will set a global variable to be monitored by the GC finalizer thread * src/mono/mono/mini/mini-runtime.h - Define prototype for mono_sigterm_signal_handler() * src/mono/mono/metadata/gc.c - Monitor for sigterm and kick off the shutdown process when encountered by calling mono_runtime_try_shutdown(). - Exit with either the user set exitcode (System.Environment.ExitCode) or SIGTERM + 128.
Users expect the process to terminate when it's sent a SIGTERM, and adding a handler for that could cause the process to get stuck if the managed code gets stuck etc. |
What does coreCLR do in this situation? It fields the SIGTERM and invokes managed code. How does it prevent getting stuck? |
It doesn't. The user code may prevent the application from terminating, for example by blocking the
If it doesn't terminate in a timely fashion, the user can send it That's what a control process, like systemd will do. @nealef can you remove the following line, which skips the
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- Re-enable ExitCodeTests for mono
The I think the fix may be something like: call |
- Set a default exit code before starting the SIGTERM processing
- Set a default exit code before setting the term_signaled variable that gets checked in gc
- Simplify use of exit code now that a default is being set
Fixed
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Thanks. Let's see if the test passes for all cases with these changes. |
The test is passing for all cases. So it has the right behavior now concerning the ExitCode. I'm not familiar enough with mono to approve the implementation. |
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LGTM. couple minor nits.
Not sure what's up with ping @lateralusX |
- Rename term_signaled to match mono style - Remove volatile attribute - Move testing of shutdown until after the sem wait * src/mono/mono/mini/mini-runtime.c - Rename term_signaled to mono_term_signaled * src/mono/mono/mini/mini-windows.c - Use the correct signal for handler
@@ -189,6 +189,7 @@ mono_runtime_install_handlers (void) | |||
win32_seh_set_handler(SIGFPE, mono_sigfpe_signal_handler); | |||
win32_seh_set_handler(SIGILL, mono_crashing_signal_handler); | |||
win32_seh_set_handler(SIGSEGV, mono_sigsegv_signal_handler); | |||
win32_seh_set_handler(SIGTERM, mono_sigterm_signal_handler); |
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If this is going to work on Windows we also need to handle that signal in win32_seh_set_handler as well as react to the exception that will be generated and passed to seh_vectored_exception_handler.
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Adding the case SIGTERM
and the corresponding term_handler
variable in exceptions_[x86|amd64]
appears straightforward but how are they then used? I see there is exception handling for EXCEPTION_ILLEGAL_INSTRUCTION
etc. where the handler is picked up and called, but how and where would this particular signal be fielded?
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@lateralusX @lambdageek Looking for further guidance on the outstanding Windows' issue.
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On windows there is no direct mapping with "SIGTERM", the closest we have is the probably SetConsoleCtrlHandler and mapping different scenarios like done by:
Line 70 in 2327a36
private static Interop.BOOL HandlerRoutine(int dwCtrlType) |
This is how its handled by CoreCLR:
runtime/src/coreclr/vm/ceemain.cpp
Line 605 in ffffc4b
::SetConsoleCtrlHandler(DbgCtrlCHandler, TRUE/*add*/); |
So for Mono Windows handling of "SIGTERM" it probably need to setup a console ctrl handler and then react on the event as part of that handler and can't be handled through existing vectorized exception handling logic.
@@ -892,6 +896,12 @@ finalizer_thread (gpointer unused) | |||
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wait = TRUE; | |||
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/* Just in case we've received a SIGTERM */ | |||
if (mono_term_signaled) { |
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Since this is updated from a different thread without any locking, maybe we would need a read memory barrier to make sure we see updated value, especially when wait == FALSE,. There might be one hidden in the mono_coop_sem_timedwait, looks like at least sem_trywait seems to issue memory barriers, and other implementations probably do as well (like WaitForSingleObjectEx), so maybe not needed in the end, but we depend on implementation details. I guess we can leave it as is for now, just wanted to make a comment/note around potential but adding a read barrier in that code path shouldn't be too dramatic.
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I think that at one point, this PR had mono_term_signaled
as volatile
.
Maybe that (or something else) is needed to ensure these lines don't reorder, causing the wrong exit code to be picked up.
This is how the exit code is set:
mono_environment_exitcode_set(128+SIGTERM); /* Set default exit code */
mono_term_signaled = TRUE;
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We can always do acquire/release semantics on mono_term_signaled
and we would make sure this is not reordered by compiler or CPU. Just using volatile
on mono_term_signaled
will only prevent compiler to reorder load/store but CPU is still free to do load/store reorder.
Closing this as a new PR was generated that includes Windows has been created: #100056 |
Provide fix for #81093 - "Mono does not emit ProcessExit event on SIGTERM"
src/mono/mono/mini/mini-posix.c
src/mono/mono/mini/mini-windows.c
src/mono/mono/mini/mini-runtime.c
src/mono/mono/mini/mini-runtime.h
src/mono/mono/metadata/gc.c