Megatest

(define *db-keys*           #f)
(define *db-cache-path*     #f)

(define *number-of-writes* 0)
(define *number-non-write-queries* 0)

(define *glob-like-match-cache* (make-hash-table))
(define *numcpus-cache* (make-hash-table))

(define (get-full-version)
  (conc megatest-version "-" megatest-fossil-hash))

(define (version-signature)
  (conc megatest-version "-" (substring megatest-fossil-hash 0 4)))

(define (get-section cfgdat section)
  (hash-table-ref/default cfgdat section '()))

;;======================================================================
;; misc conversion, data manipulation functions
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; if it looks like a number -> convert it to a number, else return it
;;
(define (lazy-convert inval)
  (let* ((as-num (if (string? inval)(string->number inval) #f)))
    (or as-num inval)))

;;======================================================================
;; to '((a . 1)(b . 2)(c . "a silly thing")(d . ""))
;;
(define (val->alist val #!key (convert #f))
  (let ((val-list (string-split-fields ";\\s*" val #:infix)))
    (if val-list
	(map (lambda (x)
	       (let ((f (string-split-fields "\\s*=\\s*" x #:infix)))

(define (get-area-path-signature toppath #!optional (short #f))
  (let ((res (message-digest-string (md5-primitive) toppath)))
    (if short
	(substring res 0 4)
	res)))

;;======================================================================
;; need generic find-record-with-var-nmatching-val
;;
(define (path->area-record cfgdat path)
  (let* ((areadat (get-cfg-areas cfgdat))
	 (all     (filter (lambda (x)
			    (let* ((keyvals (cdr x))
				   (pth     (alist-ref 'path keyvals)))
			      (equal? path pth)))
			  areadat)))
    (if (null? all)
	#f
	(car all)))) ;; return first match

;;======================================================================
;; given a config return an alist of alists
;;   area-name => data
;;
(define (get-cfg-areas cfgdat)
  (let ((adat (get-section cfgdat "areas")))
    (map (lambda (entry)
	   `(,(car entry) . 
	     ,(val->alist (cadr entry))))
	 adat)))

;;======================================================================
;; debug stuff
;;======================================================================

(define verbosity (make-parameter '()))
	 
;;======================================================================
;; (define (debug:print . params) #f)
;; (define (debug:print-info . params) #f)
;; 
;; (define (set-functions dbgp dbgpinfo)
;;   (set! debug:print dbgp)
;;   (set! debug:print-info dbgpinfo))

;;======================================================================
;; this was cached based on results from profiling but it turned out the profiling
;; somehow went wrong - perhaps too many processes writing to it. Leaving the caching
;; in for now but can probably take it out later.
;;
(define (debug:calc-verbosity vstr arg) ;; arg is 'v (verbose) or 'q (quiet)
  (let* ((res (cond
	       ((number? vstr) vstr)
	       ((not (string?  vstr))   1)
	       ;; ((string-match  "^\\s*$" vstr) 1)
	       (vstr           (let ((debugvals  (filter number? (map string->number (string-split vstr ",")))))
				 (cond
				  ((> (length debugvals) 1) debugvals)
				  ((> (length debugvals) 0)(car debugvals))
				  (else 1))))
	       ((eq? arg 'v)   2) ;; verbose
	       ((eq? arg 'q)   0) ;; quiet
	       (else                   1))))
    (verbosity res)
    res))

;;======================================================================
;; check verbosity, #t is ok
#;(define (debug-check-verbosity verbosity vstr)
  (if (not (or (number? verbosity)
	       (list?   verbosity)))
      (begin
	(print "ERROR: Invalid debug value \"" vstr "\"")
	#f)

(define (common:directory-exists? path-string)
  ;;;; TODO: catch permission denied exceptions and emit appropriate warnings
  (common:false-on-exception (lambda () (directory-exists? path-string))
                             message: (conc "Unable to access path: " path-string)
                             ))

;;======================================================================
;; does the directory exist and do we have write access?
;;
;;    returns the directory or #f
;;
(define (common:directory-writable? path-string)
  (handle-exceptions
      exn

	  "%m"))
    ((1 2 3) 1)
    ((4 5 6) 2)
    ((7 8 9) 3)
    ((10 11 12) 4)
    (else #f)))

;;======================================================================
;; basic ISO8601 format (e.g. "2017-02-28 06:02:54") date time => Unix epoch
;;
(define (common:date-time->seconds datetime)
  (local-time->seconds (string->time datetime "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")))

;;======================================================================
;; given span of seconds tstart to tend
;; find start time to mark and mark delta
;;
(define (common:find-start-mark-and-mark-delta tstart tend)
  (let* ((deltat   (- (max tend (+ tend 10)) tstart)) ;; can't handle runs of less than 4 seconds. Pad it to 10 seconds ...
	 (result   #f)
	 (min      60)

	       '(     y  mo w  d   h  m   s))))
	(list 8 6 5 2 1)))
     '(5 10 15 20 30 40 50 500))
    (if values
	(apply values result)
	(values 0 day 1 0 'd))))

;;======================================================================
;; given x y lim return the cron expansion
;;
(define (common:expand-cron-slash x y lim)
  (let loop ((curr x)
	     (res  `()))
    (if (< curr lim)
	(loop (+ curr y) (cons curr res))
	(reverse res))))

;;======================================================================
;; expand a complex cron string to a list of cron strings
;;
;;  x/y   => x, x+y, x+2y, x+3y while x+Ny<max_for_field
;;  a,b,c => a, b ,c
;;
;;   NOTE: with flatten a lot of the crud below can be factored down.
;;

					    ;; 		(cons x res)))
					    ;; 	  '()
					    (flatten (map common:cron-expand new-list-crons))))
		;;					    (map common:cron-expand (map common:cron-expand new-list-crons))))
		(else (if (null? tal)
			  cron-str
			  (loop (car tal)(cdr tal)(car type-tal)(cdr type-tal)(append res (list hed)))))))))))

;;======================================================================
;; given a cron string and the last time event was processed return #t to run or #f to not run
;;
;;  min    hour   dayofmonth month  dayofweek
;; 0-59    0-23   1-31       1-12   0-6          ### NOTE: dayofweek does not include 7
;;
;;  #t => yes, run the job
;;  #f => no, do not run the job

(define (args:usage . a) #f)

;;======================================================================
;; key <=> target routines
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; This invalidates using "/" in item names. Every key will be
;; available via args:get-arg as :keyfield. Since this only needs to
;; be called once let's use it to set the environment vars
;;
;; The setting of :keyfield in args should be turned off ASAP
;;
(define (keys:target-set-args keys target ht)
  (if target
      (let ((vals (string-split target "/")))
	(if (eq? (length vals)(length keys))
	    (for-each (lambda (key val)
			(setenv key val)
			(if ht (hash-table-set! ht (conc ":" key) val)))
		      keys
		      vals)
	    (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "wrong number of values in " target ", should match " keys))
	vals)
      (debug:print 4 *default-log-port* "ERROR: keys:target-set-args called with no target.")))

;;======================================================================
;; given the keys (a list of vectors <key field> or a list of keys) and a target return a keyval list
;; keyval list ( (key1 val1) (key2 val2) ...)
(define (keys:target->keyval keys target)
  (let* ((targlist (string-split target "/"))
	 (numkeys  (length keys))
	 (numtarg  (length targlist))
	 (targtweaked (if (> numkeys numtarg)
			  (append targlist (make-list (- numkeys numtarg) ""))
			  targlist)))
    (map (lambda (key targ)
	   (list key targ))
	 keys targtweaked)))

(define (keys:make-key/field-string keys)
  (string-join
   (map (lambda (key)(conc key " TEXT"))
	keys)
   ","))

;;======================================================================
;; (define keys:config-get-fields common:get-fields)

(define (common:get-area-path-signature)
  (message-digest-string (md5-primitive) *toppath*))

(define (common:get-signature str)
  (message-digest-string (md5-primitive) str))

;;======================================================================
;; S Y S T E M   S T U F F
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; lazy-safe get file mod time. on any error (file not existing etc.) return 0
;;
(define (common:lazy-modification-time fpath)
  (handle-exceptions
      exn
    (begin
      (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "Failed to get modifcation time for " fpath ", treating it as zero. exn=" exn)
      0)
    (if (file-exists? fpath)
	(file-modification-time fpath)
	0)))

;;======================================================================
;; find timestamp of newest file associated with a sqlite db file
(define (common:lazy-sqlite-db-modification-time fpath)
  (let* ((glob-list (handle-exceptions
			exn
		      (begin
			(debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "Failed to glob " fpath "*, exn=" exn)
			`(,(conc "/no/such/file, message: " ((condition-property-accessor 'exn 'message) exn))))
		      (glob (conc fpath "*"))))
         (file-list (if (eq? 0 (length glob-list))
			'("/no/such/file")
			glob-list)))
  (apply max
	 (map
	  common:lazy-modification-time 
	  file-list))))

;;======================================================================
;; execute thunk, return value.  If exception thrown, trap exception, return #f, and emit nonfatal condition note to *default-log-port* .
;; arguments - thunk, message
(define (common:fail-safe thunk warning-message-on-exception)
  (handle-exceptions
   exn
   (begin
     (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "notable but nonfatal condition - "warning-message-on-exception", exn=" exn)

	    (setenv key val))
	  (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "bad value for setenv, key=" key ", value=" val))))

(define home (getenv "HOME"))
(define user (getenv "USER"))


;;======================================================================
;; returns list of fd count, socket count
(define (get-file-descriptor-count #!key  (pid (current-process-id )))
  (list
    (length (glob (conc "/proc/" pid "/fd/*")))
    (length  (filter identity (map socket? (glob (conc "/proc/" pid "/fd/*")))))
  )
)

  

;;======================================================================
;; GLOBALS

;; CONTEXTS
(defstruct cxt
  (taskdb #f)
  (cmutex (make-mutex)))
;; (define *contexts* (make-hash-table))

;;     (let ((cxt-mutex (cxt-mutex cxt)))
;;       (mutex-unlock! *context-mutex*)
;;       (mutex-lock! cxt-mutex)
;;       (let ((res (proc cxt)))
;;         (mutex-unlock! cxt-mutex)
;;         res))))
        
;;======================================================================
;; A hash table that can be accessed by #{scheme ...} calls in
;; config files. Allows communicating between confgs
;;
(define *user-hash-data* (make-hash-table))

(define *pkts-info*    (make-hash-table)) ;; store stuff like the last parent here

(define *run-info-cache*     (make-hash-table)) ;; run info is stable, no need to reget
(define *launch-setup-mutex* (make-mutex))     ;; need to be able to call launch:setup often so mutex it and re-call the real deal only if *toppath* not set
(define *homehost-mutex*     (make-mutex))

;; Miscellaneous
(define *triggers-mutex*     (make-mutex))     ;; block overlapping processing of triggers

(define *host-loads*         (make-hash-table))

;;======================================================================
;; cache environment vars for each run here
(define *env-vars-by-run-id* (make-hash-table))

;;======================================================================
;; Testconfig and runconfig caches. 
(define *testconfigs*        (make-hash-table)) ;; test-name => testconfig
(define *runconfigs*         (make-hash-table)) ;; target    => runconfig

;; This is a cache of pre-reqs met, don't re-calc in cases where called with same params less than
;; five seconds ago
(define *pre-reqs-met-cache* (make-hash-table))

;; cache of verbosity given string
;;
(define *verbosity-cache*    (make-hash-table))

(use posix-extras pathname-expand files)

;; this plugs a hole in posix-extras in recent chicken versions > 4.9)
(let-values (( (chicken-release-number chicken-major-version)
               (apply values
                      (map string->number
                           (take

           ((and (> (length argv) 2)
                 (string-match "^(.*/csi|csi)$" (car argv))
                 (string-match "^-(s|ss|sx|script)$" (cadr argv)))
            (caddr argv))
           (else (car argv))))
         (fullpath (realpath this-script)))
    fullpath))

;;======================================================================

(define *common:this-exe-fullpath* (common:get-this-exe-fullpath))
(define *common:this-exe-dir*      (pathname-directory *common:this-exe-fullpath*))
(define *common:this-exe-name*     (pathname-strip-directory *common:this-exe-fullpath*))

;;======================================================================
;; when called from a wrapper I need sometimes to find the calling
;; wrapper, this is for dashboard to find the correct megatest.
;;
(define (common:find-local-megatest #!optional (progname "megatest"))
  (let ((res (filter file-exists?
		     (map (lambda (updir)
			    (let* ((lm  (car (argv)))

    ((abort) "ABORT")
    ((skip) "SKIP")
    (else "FAIL")))

(define (common:logpro-exit-code->test-status exit-code)
  (status-sym->string (common:logpro-exit-code->status-sym exit-code)))


















(define (common:clear-caches)
  (set! *target*             (make-hash-table))
  (set! *keys*               (make-hash-table))
  (set! *keyvals*            (make-hash-table))
  (set! *toptest-paths*      (make-hash-table))
  (set! *test-paths*         (make-hash-table))
  (set! *test-ids*           (make-hash-table))

	  (sparse-vector-set! a x new-row)
	  (sparse-vector-set! new-row y val)))))

;;======================================================================
;; L O C K E R S   A N D   B L O C K E R S 
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; block further accesses to databases. Call this before shutting db down
(define (common:db-block-further-queries)
  (mutex-lock! *db-access-mutex*)
  (set! *db-access-allowed* #f)
  (mutex-unlock! *db-access-mutex*))

(define (common:db-access-allowed?)
  (let ((val (begin
	       (mutex-lock! *db-access-mutex*)
	       *db-access-allowed*
	       (mutex-unlock! *db-access-mutex*))))
    val))

;;======================================================================
;; File locking
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; dot-locking egg seems not to work, using this for now
;; if lock is older than expire-time then remove it and try again
;; to get the lock
;;
(define (common:simple-file-lock fname #!key (expire-time 300))
  (let ((fmod-time (handle-exceptions
		       ext

      #f ;; I don't really care why this failed (at least for now)
    (delete-file* fname)))

;;======================================================================
;; U S E F U L   S T U F F
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; convert things to an alist or assoc list, #f gets converted to ""
;;
(define (common:to-alist dat)
  (cond
   ((list? dat)   (map common:to-alist dat))
   ((vector? dat)
    (map common:to-alist (vector->list dat)))

        (acomp       (or comp >)))
    (sort items
        (lambda (a b)
          (let ((a-num (cadr (or (assoc a items-order) '(0 0))))
                (b-num (cadr (or (assoc b items-order) '(0 0)))))
            (acomp a-num b-num))))))

;;======================================================================
;; ;; given a toplevel with currstate, currstatus apply state and status
;; ;;  => (newstate . newstatus)
;; (define (common:apply-state-status currstate currstatus state status)
;;   (let* ((cstate  (string->symbol (string-downcase currstate)))
;;          (cstatus (string->symbol (string-downcase currstatus)))
;;          (sstate  (string->symbol (string-downcase state)))
;;          (sstatus (string->symbol (string-downcase status)))

(define *verbosity*         1)
(define *logging*           #f)

(define (assoc/default key lst . default)
  (let ((res (assoc key lst)))
    (if res (cadr res)(if (null? default) #f (car default)))))

;;======================================================================
;; safe getting of toppath
(define (common:get-toppath areapath)
  (or *toppath*
      (if areapath
	  (begin
	    (set! *toppath* areapath)
	    (setenv "MT_RUN_AREA_HOME" areapath)

;; (set-signal-handler! signal/stop std-signal-handler)  ;; ^Z NO, do NOT handle ^Z!

;;======================================================================
;; M I S C   U T I L S
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; convert stuff to a number if possible
(define (any->number val)
  (cond 
   ((number? val) val)
   ((string? val) (string->number val))
   ((symbol? val) (any->number (symbol->string val)))
   (else #f)))

	     (debug:print-info 10 *default-log-port* "patt " patt " modpatt " modpatt)
	     (if (string-match (regexp modpatt) item)
		 (set! res #t))))
	 (string-split patts ","))
	res)
      #t))

;;======================================================================
;; return first command that exists, else #f
;;
(define (common:which cmds)
  (if (null? cmds)
      #f
      (let loop ((hed (car cmds))
		 (tal (cdr cmds)))

	 exn
	 #f
	 (pathname-directory
	  (pathname-directory 
	   (pathname-directory exe-path))))
	#f)))

;;======================================================================
;; return first path that can be created or already exists and is writable
;;
(define (common:get-create-writeable-dir dirs)
  (if (null? dirs)
      #f
      (let loop ((hed (car dirs))
		 (tal (cdr dirs)))

	  (if (and (string? res)
		   (directory? res))
	      res
	      (if (null? tal)
		  #f
		  (loop (car tal)(cdr tal))))))))

;;======================================================================
;; return the youngest timestamp . filename
;;
(define (common:get-youngest glob-list)
  (let ((all-files (apply append
			  (map (lambda (patt)
				 (handle-exceptions
				     exn

			      (file-modification-time fname))))
	      (if (> curmod last-mod)
		  (list curmod fname)
		  res)))
	  '(0 "n/a")
	  all-files)))

;;======================================================================
;; use bash to expand a glob. Does NOT handle paths with spaces!
;;
(define (common:bash-glob instr)
  (string-split
   (with-input-from-pipe
       (conc "/bin/bash -c \"echo " instr "\"")
       read-line)))

;;======================================================================
;; Some safety net stuff
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; return input if it is a list or return null
(define (common:list-or-null inlst #!key (ovrd #f)(message #f))
  (if (list? inlst)
      inlst
      (begin
	(if message (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* message))
	(or ovrd '()))))
  
(define (common:get-fields cfgdat)
  (let ((fields (hash-table-ref/default cfgdat "fields" '())))
    (map car fields)))

;;======================================================================
;; looking only (at least for now) at the MT_ variables craft the full testname
;;
(define (common:get-full-test-name)
  (if (getenv "MT_TEST_NAME")
      (if (and (getenv "MT_ITEMPATH")
               (not (equal? (getenv "MT_ITEMPATH") "")))
          (getenv "MT_TEST_NAME")
          (conc (getenv "MT_TEST_NAME") "/" (getenv "MT_ITEMPATH")))
      #f))

;;======================================================================
;; M I S C   L I S T S
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; items in lista are matched value and position in listb
;; return the remaining items in listb or #f
;;
(define (common:list-is-sublist lista listb)
  (if (null? lista)
      listb ;; all items in listb are "remaining"
      (if (> (length lista)(length listb)) 

		    (loop (car tala)
			  (cdr tala)
			  (car talb)
			  
			  (cdr talb)))
		#f)))))

;;======================================================================
;; Needed for long lists to be sorted where (apply max ... ) dies
;;
(define (common:max inlst)
  (let loop ((max-val (car inlst))
	     (hed     (car inlst))
	     (tal     (cdr inlst)))
    (if (not (null? tal))

  (if (null? lst)
      #f ;; better than an exception for my needs
      (fold (lambda (a b)
	      (if (comp a b) a b))
	    (car lst)
	    lst)))

;;======================================================================
;; get min or max, use > for max and < for min, this works around the limits on apply
;;
(define (common:sum lst)
  (if (null? lst)
      0
      (fold (lambda (a b)
	      (+ a b))
	    (car lst)
	    lst)))

;;======================================================================
;; path list to hash-table tree
;;   ((a b c)(a b d)(e b c)) => ((a (b (d) (c))) (e (b (c))))
;;
(define (common:list->htree lst)
  (let ((resh (make-hash-table)))
    (for-each
     (lambda (inlst)

		       (cdr tal)))
	     (begin
	       (hash-table-set! ht hed (make-hash-table))
	       (loop ht hed tal)))))
     lst)
    resh))

;;======================================================================
;; hash-table tree to alist tree
;;
(define (common:htree->atree ht)
  (map (lambda (x)
	 (cons (car x)
	       (let ((y (cdr x)))
		 (if (hash-table? y)
		     (common:htree->atree y)
		     y))))
       (hash-table->alist ht)))

;;======================================================================
;; M U N G E   D A T A   I N T O   N I C E   F O R M S
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; Generate an index for a sparse list of key values
;;   ( (rowname1 colname1 val1)(rowname2 colname2 val2) )
;;
;; => 
;;
;;   ( (rowname1 0)(rowname2 1))    ;; rownames -> num
;;     (colname1 0)(colname2 1)) )  ;; colnames -> num

		    (cdr tal)
		    new-rownames
		    new-colnames
		    (if (> curr-rownum rownum) curr-rownum rownum)
		    (if (> curr-colnum colnum) curr-colnum colnum)
		    ))))))

;;======================================================================
;; if it looks like a number -> convert it to a number, else return it
;;
(define (common:lazy-convert inval)
  (let* ((as-num (if (string? inval)(string->number inval) #f)))
    (or as-num inval)))

;;======================================================================
;; convert string a=1; b=2; c=a silly thing; d=
;; to '((a . 1)(b . 2)(c . "a silly thing")(d . ""))
;;
(define (common:val->alist val #!key (convert #f))
  (let ((val-list (string-split-fields ";\\s*" val #:infix)))
    (if val-list
	(map (lambda (x)

	(debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "command \"/bin/readlink -f " path "\" failed. exn=" exn)
	path) ;; just give up
    (with-input-from-pipe
	(conc "/bin/readlink -f " path)
      (lambda ()
	(read-line)))))

;;======================================================================
;; returns *effective load* (not normalized)
;;
(define (common:get-intercept onemin fivemin)
  (if (< onemin fivemin) ;; load is decreasing, just use the onemin load
      onemin
      (let* ((load-change (- onemin fivemin))
	     (tchange     (- 300 60)))
	(max (+ onemin (* 60 (/ load-change tchange))) 0))))

(define (get-cpu-load #!key (remote-host #f))
  (car (common:get-cpu-load remote-host)))

;;======================================================================
;;   (let* ((load-res (process:cmd-run->list "uptime"))
;; 	 (load-rx  (regexp "load average:\\s+(\\d+)"))
;; 	 (cpu-load #f))
;;     (for-each (lambda (l)
;; 		(let ((match (string-search load-rx l)))
;; 		  (if match
;; 		      (let ((newval (string->number (cadr match))))
;; 			(if (number? newval)
;; 			    (set! cpu-load newval))))))
;; 	      (car load-res))
;;     cpu-load))

;;======================================================================
;; get values from cached info from dropping file in logs dir
;;  e.g. key is host and dtype is normalized-load
;;
(define (common:get-cached-info key dtype #!key (age 10))
  (if *toppath*
      (let* ((fullpath (conc *toppath* "/.sysdata/" key "-" dtype ".log"))
	     (delfile  (lambda (exn)

    (begin
      (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "failed to ssh to " remote-host " and get loadavg. exn=" exn)
      #f) ;; more specific handling of errors needed
    (with-input-from-pipe 
     (conc "ssh " remote-host " cat /proc/loadavg")
     (lambda ()(list (read)(read)(read))))))

;;======================================================================
;; get cpu load by reading from /proc/loadavg, return all three values
;;
(define (common:get-cpu-load remote-host)
  (handle-exceptions
      exn
    (begin
      (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "failed to ssh or read loadavg from host " remote-host ", exn=" exn)

		      (number? l3))
		   (begin
		     (common:write-cached-info actual-hostname "cpu-load" result)
		     result)
		   '(-1 -1 -1))) ;; -1 is bad result
	      (else '(-2 -2 -2))))))))

;;======================================================================
;; get normalized cpu load by reading from /proc/loadavg and /proc/cpuinfo return all three values and the number of real cpus and the number of threads
;; returns alist '((adj-cpu-load . normalized-proc-load) ... etc.
;;  keys: adj-proc-load, adj-core-load, 1m-load, 5m-load, 15m-load
;;
(define (common:get-normalized-cpu-load remote-host)
  (let ((res (common:get-normalized-cpu-load-raw remote-host))
	(default `((adj-proc-load . 2) ;; there is no right answer

		      ;; (print "NO MATCH: " hed)
		      (loop (car tal)(cdr tal) loads proc-num phys-num core-num)))))))))))

(define (common:unix-ping hostname)
  (let ((res (system (conc "ping -c 1 " hostname " > /dev/null"))))
    (eq? res 0)))


(define (common:get-num-cpus remote-host)
  (let* ((actual-host (or remote-host (get-host-name))))
    ;; hosts had better not be changing the number of cpus too often!
    (or (hash-table-ref/default *numcpus-cache* actual-host #f)
	(let* ((numcpus (or (common:get-cached-info actual-host "num-cpus" age: (+ 2592000 (random 3600)))
			    (let* ((proc   (lambda ()
					     (let loop ((numcpu 0)

			      (if (and (number? result)
				       (> result 0))
				  (common:write-cached-info actual-host "num-cpus" result))
			      result))))
	  (hash-table-set! *numcpus-cache* actual-host numcpus)
	  numcpus))))

;;======================================================================
;; DO NOT CALL THIS DIRECTLY. It is called from common:wait-for-normalized-load
;;
;; (define (common:wait-for-cpuload maxload-in numcpus-in waitdelay #!key (count 1000) (msg #f)(remote-host #f)(force-maxload #f)(num-tries 5))
;;   (let* ((loadavg (common:get-cpu-load remote-host))
;; 	 (numcpus (if (<= 1 numcpus-in) ;; not possible to have zero.  If we get 1, it's possible that we got the previous default, and we should check again
;; 		      (common:get-num-cpus remote-host)
;; 		      numcpus-in))

(define (get-uname . params)
  (let* ((uname-res (process:cmd-run->list (conc "uname " (if (null? params) "-a" (car params)))))
	 (uname #f))
    (if (null? (car uname-res))
	"unknown"
	(caar uname-res))))

;;======================================================================
;; for reasons I don't understand multiple calls to real-path in parallel threads
;; must be protected by mutexes
;;
(define (common:real-path inpath)
  ;; (process:cmd-run-with-stderr->list "readlink" "-f" inpath)) ;; cmd . params)
  ;; (let-values 
  ;;  (((inp oup pid) (process "readlink" (list "-f" inpath))))

		  (if match 
		      (let ((newval (string->number (cadr match))))
			(if (number? newval)
			    (set! freenodes newval))))))
	      (car df-results))
    freenodes))

;;======================================================================
;; convert a spec string to a list of vectors #( rx  action rx-string )
(define (common:spec-string->list-of-specs spec-string actions)
  (let ((spec-strings  (string-split-fields "\\s*;\\s*" spec-string #:infix))
	(actions-regex (regexp (conc "^(.*)\\s+(" (string-intersperse (map conc actions) "|") ")"))))
    (filter
     (lambda (x) x)
     (map (lambda (s)
	    (let ((m (string-match actions-regex s)))
	      (if m
		  (vector (regexp (cadr m))(string->symbol (caddr m))(cadr m))
		  (begin
		    (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "WARNING: Unrecognised rule \"" s "\" in clean-up specification.")
		    #f))))
	  spec-strings))))
  
;;======================================================================
;; given a list of specs rx . rule and a file return the first matching rule
;; 
(define (common:file-find-rule fname rules) ;; rule is vector #( rx action rx-string)
  (let loop ((rule   (car rules))
	     (tail   (cdr rules)))
    (let ((rx (vector-ref rule 0))
	  (rn (vector-ref rule 1))) ;; rule name
      (if (string-match rx fname)
	  rule ;; return the whole rule so regex can be printed etc.
	  (if (null? tail)
	      #f
	      (loop (car tail)(cdr tail)))))))

;;======================================================================
;; given a spec apply some rules to a directory
;;
;;  WARNING: This function will REMOVE files - be sure your spec and path is correct!
;;
;; spec format:
;;   file-regex1 action; file-regex2 action; ...
;; e.g.

                   ("new"       . "-set-state-status"))))
    (if (eq? flavor 'switch-symbol)
        (map (lambda (x)
               (cons (string->symbol (conc "-" (car x))) (cdr x)))
             default)
        default)))

;;======================================================================
;; set some env vars from an alist, return an alist with original values
;; (("VAR" "value") ...)
;; a value of #f means "unset this var"
;;
(define (alist->env-vars lst)
  (if (list? lst)
      (let ((res '()))
	(for-each (lambda (p)
		    (let* ((var (car  p))
			   (val (cadr p))
			   (prv (get-environment-variable var)))
		      (set! res (cons (list var prv) res))
		      (if val 
			  (safe-setenv var (->string val))
			  (unsetenv var))))
		  lst)
	res)
      '()))

;;======================================================================
;; clear vars matching pattern, run proc, set vars back
;; if proc is a string run that string as a command with
;; system.
;;
(define *common:orig-env*
  (let ((envvars (get-environment-variables)))
    (if (get-environment-variable "MT_ORIG_ENV")

(define (common:name->iup-color name)
  (case (string->symbol (string-downcase name))
    ((red)    "223 33 49")
    ((grey)   "192 192 192")
    ((orange) "255 172 13")
    ((purple) "This is unfinished ...")))

;;======================================================================
;; (define (common:get-color-for-state-status state status)
;;   (case (string->symbol state)
;;     ((COMPLETED)
;;      (case (string->symbol status)
;;        ((PASS)        "70  249 73")
;;        ((WARN WAIVED) "255 172 13")
;;        ((SKIP)        "230 230 0")

(define (tests:cache-regexp str-in flag)
  (let* ((key (conc str-in flag)))
    (or (hash-table-ref/default *glob-like-match-cache* key #f)
	(let* ((newrx (regexp str-in flag)))
	  (hash-table-set! *glob-like-match-cache* key newrx)
	  newrx))))

;;======================================================================
;; tests:glob-like-match 
(define (tests:glob-like-match patt str) 
  (let* ((like     (substring-index "%" patt))
	 (notpatt  (equal? (substring-index "~" patt) 0))
	 (newpatt  (if notpatt (substring patt 1) patt))
	 (finpatt  (if like
		       (string-substitute (regexp "%") ".*" newpatt #f)
		       (string-substitute (regexp "\\*") ".*" newpatt #f)))
	 (rx       (tests:cache-regexp finpatt (if like #t #f)))
	 (res      (string-match rx str)))
    (if notpatt (not res) res)))

;;======================================================================
;; if itempath is #f then look only at the testname part
;;
(define (tests:match patterns testname itempath #!key (required '()))
  (if (string? patterns)
      (let ((patts (append (string-split patterns ",") required)))
	(if (null? patts) ;;; no pattern(s) means no match
	    #f

			     (or (not itempath)
				 (tests:glob-like-match (if item-patt item-patt "") itempath)))
			#t
			(if (null? tal)
			    #f
			    (loop (car tal)(cdr tal)))))))))))

;;======================================================================
;; make a query (fieldname like 'patt1' OR fieldname 
(define (db:patt->like fieldname pattstr #!key (comparator " OR "))
  (let ((patts (if (string? pattstr)
		   (string-split pattstr ",")
		   '("%"))))
    (string-intersperse (map (lambda (patt)
			       (let ((wildtype (if (substring-index "%" patt) "LIKE" "GLOB")))
				 (conc fieldname " " wildtype " '" patt "'")))
			     (if (null? patts)
				 '("")
				 patts))
			comparator)))

;;======================================================================
;; if itempath is #f then look only at the testname part
;;
(define (tests:match->sqlqry patterns)
  (if (string? patterns)
      (let ((patts (string-split patterns ",")))
	(if (null? patts) ;;; no pattern(s) means no match, we will do no query
	    #f

		     (qry        (conc "(" test-qry " AND " item-qry ")")))
		;; (print "tests:match => patt-parts: " patt-parts ", test-patt: " test-patt ", item-patt: " item-patt)
		(if (null? tal)
		    (string-intersperse (append (reverse res)(list qry)) " OR ")
		    (loop (car tal)(cdr tal)(cons qry res)))))))
      #f))

;;======================================================================
;; A routine to map itempaths using a itemmap
;; patha and pathb must be strings or this will fail
;;
;; path-b is waiting on path-a
;;
(define (db:compare-itempaths test-b-name path-a path-b itemmaps )
  (debug:print-info 6 *default-log-port* "ITEMMAPS: " itemmaps)
  (let* ((itemmap    (tests:lookup-itemmap itemmaps test-b-name)))
    (if itemmap
	(let ((path-b-mapped (db:multi-pattern-apply path-b itemmap)))
	  (debug:print-info 6 *default-log-port* "ITEMMAP is " itemmap ", path: " path-b ", mapped path: " path-b-mapped)
	  (equal? path-a path-b-mapped))
	(equal? path-b path-a))))

;;======================================================================
;; A routine to convert test/itempath using a itemmap
;; NOTE: to process only an itempath (i.e. no prepended testname)
;;       just call db:multi-pattern-apply
;;
(define (db:convert-test-itempath path-in itemmap)
  (debug:print-info 6 *default-log-port* "ITEMMAP is " itemmap)
  (let* ((path-parts  (string-split path-in "/"))
	 (test-name   (if (null? path-parts) "" (car path-parts)))
	 (item-path   (string-intersperse (if (null? path-parts) '() (cdr path-parts)) "/")))
    (conc test-name "/" 
	  (db:multi-pattern-apply item-path itemmap))))

;;======================================================================
;; patterns are:
;;    "rx1"  "replacement1"\n
;;    "rx2"  "replacement2"
;; etc.
;;
(define (db:multi-pattern-apply item-path itemmap)
  (let ((all-patts (string-split itemmap "\n")))

		newr
		(loop (car tal)(cdr tal) newr)))))))


(define (keys->valslots keys) ;; => ?,?,? ....
  (string-intersperse (map (lambda (x) "?") keys) ","))

;;======================================================================
;; (define-inline (keys->key/field keys . additional)
;;   (string-join (map (lambda (k)(conc k " TEXT"))
;; 		    (append keys additional)) ","))

(define (item-list->path itemdat)
  (if (list? itemdat)
      (string-intersperse  (map cadr itemdat) "/")
      ""))

(define (launch:is-test-alive host pid)
  (if (and host pid (not (equal? host "n/a")))
      (let* ((cmd (conc "ssh " host " pstree -A " pid))
	     (output (with-input-from-pipe cmd read-lines)))
	(debug:print 2 *default-log-port* "Running " cmd " received " output)
	(if (eq? (length output) 0)
	   #f
	   #t))
      #t))
 
;;======================================================================
;; N A N O M S G   C L I E N T
;;======================================================================
;; 
;; 
;; 
;; (define (common:send-dboard-main-changed)
;;   (let* ((dashboard-ips (mddb:get-dashboards)))
;;     (for-each
;;      (lambda (ipadr)

	    (loop (nn-recv soc)))))
    (nn-close soc)))

;;======================================================================
;; H I E R A R C H I C A L   H A S H   T A B L E S
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; Every element including top element is a vector:
;;   <vector subhash value>

(define (hh:make-hh #!key (ht #f)(value #f))
  (vector (or ht    (make-hash-table)) value))

;; used internally
(define-inline (hh:set-ht! hh ht)       (vector-set! hh 0 ht))
(define-inline (hh:get-ht hh)           (vector-ref  hh 0))
(define-inline (hh:set-value! hh value) (vector-set! hh 1 value))
(define-inline (hh:get-value  hh value) (vector-ref  hh 1))

;;======================================================================
;; given a hierarchial hash and some keys look up the value ...
;;
(define (hh:get hh . keys)
  (if (null? keys)
      (vector-ref hh 1) ;; we have reached the end of the line, return the value sought
      (let ((sub-ht (hh:get-ht hh)))
	(if sub-ht ;; yes, there is more hierarchy
	    (let ((sub-hh (hash-table-ref/default sub-ht (car keys) #f)))
	      (if sub-hh
		  (apply hh:get sub-hh (cdr keys))
		  #f))
	    #f))))

;;======================================================================
;; given a hierarchial hash, a value and some keys, add needed hierarcy and insert the value
;;
(define (hh:set! hh value . keys)
  (if (null? keys)
      (hh:set-value! hh value) ;; we have reached the end of the line, store the value
      (let ((sub-ht (hh:get-ht hh)))
	(if sub-ht ;; yes, there is more hierarchy
	    (let ((sub-hh (hash-table-ref/default sub-ht (car keys) #f)))
	      (if (not sub-hh) ;; we'll need to add the next level of hierarchy
		  (let ((new-sub-hh (hh:make-hh)))
		    (hash-table-set! sub-ht (car keys) new-sub-hh)
		    (apply hh:set! new-sub-hh value (cdr keys)))
		  (apply hh:set! sub-hh value (cdr keys))))    ;; call the sub-hierhash with remaining keys
	    (begin
	      (hh:set-ht! hh (make-hash-table))
	      (apply hh:set! hh value keys))))))
  
;;======================================================================
;; Manage pkts, used in servers, tests and likely other contexts so put
;; in common
;;======================================================================

(define common:pkts-spec
  '((default . ((parent    . P)
                (action    . a)

		(parent    . P)))))

(define (common:get-pkt-alists pkts)
  (map (lambda (x)
	 (alist-ref 'apkt x)) ;; 'pkta pulls out the alist from the read pkt
       pkts))

;;======================================================================
;; given list of pkts (alist mode) return list of D cards as Unix epoch, sorted descending
;; also delete duplicates by target i.e. (car pkt)
;;
(define (common:get-pkt-times pkts)
  (delete-duplicates
   (sort 
    (map (lambda (x)
	   `(,(alist-ref 't x) . ,(string->number (alist-ref 'D x))))
	 pkts)
    (lambda (a b)(> (cdr a)(cdr b))))      ;; sort descending
   (lambda (a b)(equal? (car a)(car b))))) ;; remove duplicates by target

;;======================================================================

;; accept an alist or hash table containing envvar/env value pairs (value of #f causes unset) 
;;   execute thunk in context of environment modified as per this list
;;   restore env to prior state then return value of eval'd thunk.
;;   ** this is not thread safe **
(define (common:with-env-vars delta-env-alist-or-hash-table thunk)
  (let* ((delta-env-alist (if (hash-table? delta-env-alist-or-hash-table)
                              (hash-table->alist delta-env-alist-or-hash-table)

	     (begin
	       (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "joining threads failed. exn=" exn)
               #t) ;; just ignore it, it might have died in the meantime so joining it will throw an exception
             (thread-join! thread))
           )))
   (hash-table-keys *common:thread-punchlist*)))

;;======================================================================
;; (define *common:telemetry-log-state* 'startup)
;; (define *common:telemetry-log-socket* #f)
;; 
;; (define (common:telemetry-log-open)
;;   (if (eq? *common:telemetry-log-state* 'startup)
;;       (let* ((serverhost (configf:lookup *configdat* "telemetry" "host"))
;;              (serverport (configf:lookup-number *configdat* "telemetry" "port"))

                 (result '()))
        (if (not (eof-object? curr))
            (loop (let ((l (read-line fh)))
                    (if (eof-object? l) l (proc l)))
                  (append result (list curr)))
            result))))

;;======================================================================
;; here is an example line where the shell is sh or bash
;; "find / -print 2&>1 > findall.log"
(define (run-n-wait cmdline #!key (params #f)(print-cmd #f)(run-dir #f))
  (if print-cmd 
      (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* 
		   (if (string? print-cmd)
		       print-cmd

       (if (eof-object? inl)
	   (reverse res)
	   (let ((nums (map string->number
			    (string-split-fields "\\d+" inl))))
	     (loop (read-line)
		   (append res nums))))))))


;;======================================================================
;; stuff from tests.scm
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; given a list of itemmaps (testname . map), return the first match
;;
(define (tests:lookup-itemmap itemmaps testname)
  (let ((best-matches (filter (lambda (itemmap)
				(tests:match (car itemmap) testname #f))
			      itemmaps)))
    (if (null? best-matches)

	   ((string? (cadr res))(cadr res)) ;; it is a list
	   (else cadr res))))))

;;======================================================================
;; stuff from tasks.scm
;;======================================================================

;;======================================================================
;; no elegance here ...
;;
(define (tasks:kill-server hostname pid #!key (kill-switch ""))
  (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "Attempting to kill server process " pid " on host " hostname)
  (setenv "TARGETHOST" hostname)
  (let* ((logdir (if (directory-exists? "logs")
                    "logs/"

      (if (common:file-exists? gzfile) (delete-file gzfile))
      (system (conc "gzip " logfile))
      
      (unsetenv "TARGETHOST_LOGF")
      (unsetenv "TARGETHOST"))))
    

;;======================================================================the end
)