Task Sequencing and Re-Entrancy
Issue:
Consider a scenario where tasks can be executed either synchronously or asynchronously. If a new task is received while a previous task is still pending, the new task should be queued and executed sequentially. Additionally, each task's result may depend on the result of the previous task. The challenge is to implement this logic while also supporting re-entrancy, where a task may be executed multiple times consecutively.
Solution:
To enforce sequential task execution and prevent breaking the logic due to re-entrancy, it is necessary to manually construct tasks using the Task
The modified AsyncOp
class AsyncOp<T> { Task<T> _pending = Task.FromResult(default(T)); public Task<T> CurrentTask { get { return _pending; } } public Task<T> RunAsync(Func<Task<T>> handler, bool useSynchronizationContext = false) { var pending = _pending; Func<Task<T>> wrapper = async () => { // await the prev task var prevResult = await pending; Console.WriteLine("\nprev task result: " + prevResult); // start and await the handler return await handler(); }; var task = new Task<Task<T>>(wrapper); var inner = task.Unwrap(); _pending = inner; task.RunSynchronously(useSynchronizationContext ? TaskScheduler.FromCurrentSynchronizationContext() : TaskScheduler.Current); return inner; } }
By using this modified AsyncOp class, the sequential task execution and re-entrancy are ensured. The modified code produces the desired output:
Test #1... prev task result: 0 this task arg: 1000 prev task result: 1000 this task arg: 900 prev task result: 900 this task arg: 800 Press any key to continue to test #2... prev task result: 800 this task arg: 100 prev task result: 100 this task arg: 200
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