* TaskBuildIndex starts seperate indexer processes and communicates via shared memory
* indexer processes get restarted if they fail
* indexer processes are killed when the app closes or crashes
* added utility class SharedMemory to allocate and access shared memory, providing basic data structures
* added SharedMemoryGarbageCollector for keeping track of running instances and cleaning up shared memory in case of a crash
* show errors for source files that crashed during indexing
* added basic exception handling to task scheduling
* added option to turn off processes and use threads in preferences, but still use shared memory
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* reimplemented interrupting TaskParseCxx by adding a listener for the MessageInterruptTask and returning a failure status code on update. This cancels the parent sequence task which results in the indexed items not getting inserted into the persistent storage
* removed the capability for interrupting from TaskScheduler
* changed task system to be closer to the standard behavior tree implementation
* changed task system to accommodate the 3 status return types: Running, Success and Failure
* made TaskGroupSequential fail once a member task fails
* made TaskGroupParallel fail once a member task fails
* split TaskParse... into one task for indexing and one task for injecting
* added TaskRunner that handles updating and resetting the managed task
* fixed numbers that are shown as parsed file count in indexing ui
* fixed deadlock that originated from interaction between TaskScheduler and MessageQueue (one thread wanted to destroy a message listener on a task while the other one wanted to send as message as a task)
* Fixed CPPSqliteException being thrown due to not properly destructed statement in addError
* Fixed indexer getting stuck after building caches because MessageFinishedParsing was interrupted
* removed Message::cancel() method and all related code
bug id = 105
This change introdoces a classification of commands by order in the undo stack. Undoing the last action will resend the
message of the last active token change and all messages changing the ui after that.
This change introduces the TaskScheduler, which queues and processes Tasks on a separate thread. The Task class provides
a common interface for deriving all specific tasks. A task can split it's processing into multiple update calls. The
TaskScheduler will update a task until it is finished or interrupt it when necessary. TaskGroups can be used to bundle
multiple Tasks together. So far only TaskGroupSequential was implemented which runs the Tasks in the set order.
TaskParseCxx utilizes the CxxParser to parse each source file in a single update call. Parsing can be interrupted using
the ESC key. The Statusbar shows the parsing progress.
Eberhard Graether