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#include "absl/flags/internal/flag.h"

#include "absl/synchronization/mutex.h"

namespace absl {
namespace flags_internal {

// If the flag has a mutation callback this function invokes it. While the
// callback is being invoked the primary flag's mutex is unlocked and it is
// re-locked back after call to callback is completed. Callback invocation is
// guarded by flag's secondary mutex instead which prevents concurrent
// callback invocation. Note that it is possible for other thread to grab the
// primary lock and update flag's value at any time during the callback
// invocation. This is by design. Callback can get a value of the flag if
// necessary, but it might be different from the value initiated the callback
// and it also can be different by the time the callback invocation is
// completed. Requires that *primary_lock be held in exclusive mode; it may be
// released and reacquired by the implementation.
void InvokeCallback(absl::Mutex* primary_mu, absl::Mutex* callback_mu,
                    FlagCallback cb) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(primary_mu) {
  if (!cb) return;

  // When executing the callback we need the primary flag's mutex to be
  // unlocked so that callback can retrieve the flag's value.
  primary_mu->Unlock();

  {
    absl::MutexLock lock(callback_mu);
    cb();
  }

  primary_mu->Lock();
}

}  // namespace flags_internal
}  // namespace absl
