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Description

  • Fix implementation of disposable pattern.
  • Now on dispose the file paths are output.
  • Message processor now flushes the file to ensure that message is written immediately.
  • Add missing set of clean-up steps in nanoCLR host.

Motivation and Context

  • Improvements suggested from code analysis.
  • Need to see the path of the profiler files following a run. As they are output at the beginning of the execution, upon a long run, they are not available in console anymore.
  • The clean-up steps weren't being executed.

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  • My code follows the code style of this project (only if there are changes in source code).
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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Enhanced the application shutdown process to ensure that cleanup operations are executed reliably.
    • Updated logging output with a consistent, clear file format for improved traceability.
  • Refactor
    • Streamlined resource management and disposal patterns for profiling components to boost overall reliability and clarity in error messages.

- Fix implementation of disposable pattern.
- Now on dispose the file paths are output.
- Message processor now flushes the file to ensure that message is written immediately.
- Add missing set of clean-up steps in nanoCLR host.
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This pull request updates multiple components in the nanoFramework.nanoCLR.Host project. In the NanoClrHostBuilder class, the Build method now appends configured cleanup steps to the nanoCLRHost instance. Both the ProfilerLogFileProcessor and ProfilerMessageProcessor classes have been updated to include new private fields for storing the log file path and tracking disposal status. Their constructors, error handling, and disposal patterns have been refactored to use a protected virtual Dispose(bool disposing) method, with the message processor also updating its logging behavior to flush data immediately.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
targets/netcore/.../NanoClrHostBuilder.cs Updated the Build() method to append _cleanupSteps to the nanoCLRHost instance, ensuring cleanup operations are incorporated.
targets/netcore/.../Profiler/ProfilerLogFileProcessor.cs
targets/netcore/.../Profiler/ProfilerMessageProcessor.cs
Added private fields _logFilePath and _disposedValue; updated constructors and error messages to utilize _logFilePath; refactored the public Dispose() method by introducing a protected virtual Dispose(bool disposing) method. The MessageProcessor additionally updates its MessageHandler to flush its log writer.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Builder as nanoCLRHostBuilder
    participant Host as nanoCLRHost instance
    Builder->>Host: Build()
    Note right of Host: Append configured _cleanupSteps
    Host-->>Builder: Return built nanoCLRHost
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client as Caller
    participant Processor as Profiler Processor
    Client->>Processor: Dispose()
    Processor->>Processor: Call Dispose(true)
    alt Conditional cleanup
        Processor->>Processor: Flush log writer (if applicable)
        Processor->>Processor: Dispose sub-resources
    end
    Processor-->>Client: Disposal complete
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🔇 Additional comments (7)
targets/netcore/nanoFramework.nanoCLR.Host/Profiler/ProfilerMessageProcessor.cs (3)

17-18: LGTM! Field declarations and constructor changes improve state management.

The addition of _logFilePath and _disposedValue fields, along with the constructor changes, properly implement state tracking for the disposable pattern. The file extension change to .txt is appropriate for text-based log files.

Also applies to: 23-26, 28-28


44-45: LGTM! Immediate message writing ensures data persistence.

Adding Flush() after writing ensures messages are immediately persisted to disk, which is crucial for logging reliability.


50-70: LGTM! Proper implementation of the disposable pattern.

The implementation follows best practices by:

  • Using a protected virtual Dispose(bool) method
  • Properly tracking disposal state
  • Outputting file path on dispose for visibility
  • Suppressing finalization
targets/netcore/nanoFramework.nanoCLR.Host/Profiler/ProfilerLogFileProcessor.cs (3)

16-17: LGTM! Consistent implementation with ProfilerMessageProcessor.

The field declarations and constructor changes mirror the improvements made in ProfilerMessageProcessor, maintaining consistency across the codebase.

Also applies to: 24-25, 27-27


41-47: Verify the implementation of MessageHandler.

The method decodes the profiler packet but doesn't appear to write or store it. This might be an oversight that could lead to data loss.

Consider writing the decoded packet to _profilerDumpWriter:

 internal void MessageHandler(byte[] data, int length)
 {
     BitStream stream = new BitStream(data, 0, length);
     Tools.NanoProfiler.Packets.ProfilerPacket pp = ProfilerPacketFactory.Decode(stream, null);
+    _profilerDumpWriter.WriteLine(pp.ToString());
+    _profilerDumpWriter.Flush();
 }

51-71: LGTM! Consistent dispose pattern implementation.

The dispose implementation follows the same best practices as ProfilerMessageProcessor, ensuring consistent resource cleanup across the codebase.

targets/netcore/nanoFramework.nanoCLR.Host/NanoClrHostBuilder.cs (1)

146-146: LGTM! Proper integration of cleanup steps.

The addition of cleanup steps to the nanoCLRHost ensures that resources are properly cleaned up when the host is disposed, completing the disposable pattern implementation across the codebase.


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@josesimoes josesimoes merged commit 4d74775 into nanoframework:main Feb 19, 2025
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@josesimoes josesimoes deleted the improvements-in-host branch February 19, 2025 17:57
josesimoes added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 17, 2025
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