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/****************************************************************
* *
* Copyright 2001, 2013 Fidelity Information Services, Inc *
* *
* This source code contains the intellectual property *
* of its copyright holder(s), and is made available *
* under a license. If you do not know the terms of *
* the license, please stop and do not read further. *
* *
****************************************************************/
#include "mdef.h"
#include "gtm_time.h"
#include <sys/time.h>
#include "dollarh.h"
#include "gtmimagename.h"
#include "have_crit.h"
void dollarh(time_t intime, uint4 *days, time_t *seconds)
{
uint4 tdays;
int isdst;
struct tm *ttime;
time_t mktime_ret;
#ifdef DEBUG
static uint4 old_days = 0, old_seconds = 0;
static time_t old_intime = 0;
static int old_isdst;
#endif
/* The comment below is now obsolete as GTM-6802 took care of protecting time-related functions from nested
* invocations, making the presence of sigprocmasks unnecessary. If several years pass without more incidents
* of time-caused hangs, remove the comment. (SOPINI, 2013/02/20)
*
* When dollarh() is processing and a signal occurs, the signal processing can eventually lead to nested system time
* routine calls. If a signal arrives during a system time call (__tzset() in linux) we end up in a generic signal
* handler which invokes syslog which in turn tries to call the system time routine (__tz_convert() in linux) which
* seems to get suspended presumably waiting for the same interlock that __tzset() has already obtained. A work around
* is to block signals (SIGINT, SIGQUIT, SIGTERM, SIGTSTP, SIGCONT, SIGALRM) during the function and then restore them
* at the end. [C9D06-002271] [C9I03-002967].
*/
GTM_LOCALTIME(ttime, &intime); /* represent intime as local time in case of offsets from UCT other than hourly */
*seconds = (time_t)(ttime->tm_hour * HOUR) + (ttime->tm_min * MINUTE) + ttime->tm_sec;
isdst = ttime->tm_isdst;
GTM_GMTIME(ttime, &intime); /* represent intime as UCT */
ttime->tm_isdst = isdst; /* use GTM_LOCALTIME to tell mktime whether daylight savings needs to be applied */
GTM_MKTIME(mktime_ret, ttime);
assert((time_t)-1 != mktime_ret);
tdays = (uint4)((intime + (time_t)difftime(intime, mktime_ret)) / ONEDAY) + DAYS; /* adjust relative to UTC */
*days = tdays; /* use temp local in case the caller has overlapped arguments */
/* Assert that $H always moves forward. The only exception is a negative time adjustment due to DST change.
* Do asserts AFTER unblocking signals as otherwise assert failures could hang and/or result in no cores.
* DSE and MUPIP use this function to potentially display times in the past (e.g. in DSE DUMP -FILE,
* MUPIP JOURNAL EXTRACT) so restrict this assert to the runtime for now.
*/
assert(!IS_GTM_IMAGE || ((*days == old_days) && (*seconds >= old_seconds)) || (*days > old_days)
|| (0 < old_isdst) && (0 == isdst));
DEBUG_ONLY(old_seconds = (uint4)*seconds; old_days = *days; old_intime = intime; old_isdst = isdst;)
return;
}
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