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#ifndef SRC_MAIN_TOOLS_PROCESS_TOOLS_H_
#define SRC_MAIN_TOOLS_PROCESS_TOOLS_H_

#include <stdbool.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <string>

// Switch completely to the effective uid.
// Some programs (notably, bash) ignore the euid and just use the uid. This
// limits the ability for us to use process-wrapper as a setuid binary for
// security/user-isolation.
int SwitchToEuid();

// Switch completely to the effective gid.
int SwitchToEgid();

// Redirect fd to the file target_path (but not if target_path is empty or "-").
void Redirect(const std::string &target_path, int fd);

// Make sure the process group "pgrp" and all its subprocesses are killed.
// If "gracefully" is true, sends SIGTERM first and after a timeout of
// "graceful_kill_delay" seconds, sends SIGKILL.
// If not, send SIGKILL immediately.
void KillEverything(pid_t pgrp, bool gracefully, double graceful_kill_delay);

// Set up a signal handler for a signal.
void InstallSignalHandler(int signum, void (*handler)(int));

// Set the signal handler for `signum` to SIG_IGN (ignore).
void IgnoreSignal(int signum);

// Set the signal handler for `signum` to SIG_DFL (default).
void InstallDefaultSignalHandler(int sig);

// Use an empty signal mask for the process and set all signal handlers to their
// default.
void ClearSignalMask();

// Receive SIGALRM after the given timeout. No-op if the timeout is
// non-positive.
void SetTimeout(double timeout_secs);

// Wait for "pid" to exit and return its exit code.
int WaitChild(pid_t pid, bool child_subreaper_enabled);

// Wait for "pid" to exit and return its exit code.
// Resource usage is returned in "rusage" regardless of the exit status of the
// child process.
int WaitChildWithRusage(pid_t pid, struct rusage *rusage,
                        bool child_subreaper_enabled);

// Write execution statistics to a file.
void WriteStatsToFile(struct rusage *rusage, const std::string &stats_path);

// Write contents to a file.
void WriteFile(const std::string &filename, const char *fmt, ...);

// Waits for a process to terminate but does *not* collect its exit status.
//
// Note that the process' zombie status may not be available immediately after
// this call returns.
//
// May not be implemented on all platforms.
int WaitForProcessToTerminate(pid_t pid);

// Waits for a process group to terminate.  Assumes that the process leader
// still exists in the process table (though it may be a zombie), and allows
// it to remain.
//
// Assumes that the pgid has been sent a termination signal on entry to
// terminate quickly (or else this will send its own termination signal to
// the group).
//
// May not be implemented on all platforms.
int WaitForProcessGroupToTerminate(pid_t pgid);

// Terminates and waits for all descendents of the given process to exit.
//
// Assumes that the caller has enabled the child subreaper feature before
// spawning any subprocesses.
//
// Assumes that the caller has already waited for the process to collect its
// exit code as this discards the exit code of all processes it encounters.
//
// May not be implemented on all platforms.
int TerminateAndWaitForAll(pid_t pid);

// Blocks and waits on a pipe for the a signal to proceed from the other process
// `SignalPipe()`.
void WaitPipe(int *pipe);

// Signals to the other process blocked with a read `WaitPipe()` on the pipe
// that it can proceed by writing a byte to the pipe.
void SignalPipe(int *pipe);

#endif  // PROCESS_TOOLS_H__