Ken Van Hoeylandt f8172446fd
App loading improvements and more (#675)
- External apps can opt into automatic cleanup when they exit, including tracked tasks, threads, files, directories, and memory.
- App-relative file paths resolve against the app’s working directory, with `.` and `..` normalized.
- The shell identifies ELF binaries that cannot be executed instead of treating them as scripts.
- Shared icon fonts now offer distinct default and large sizes, with updated icons across the interface.
- ESP32 apps can load additional ELF formats when address mirroring is enabled.
- Terminal colors render clearly on monochrome displays, and toolbar buttons have cleaner styling.
- GPS settings safely refresh their device list when their window is hidden or its widgets are destroyed.
2026-10-06 07:45:58 +02:00

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// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#pragma once
#include <app/instance.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/**
* Resource tracking for apps whose manifest sets APP_MANIFEST_FLAG_CLEANUP.
* The platform's hooks for an app binary's own calls report what it acquires and releases here.
* Every function does nothing when the calling task's app instance doesn't track its resources.
*/
/** Ends a task that was still running when its app's main task ended. */
typedef void (*AppResourceTaskDelete)(void* handle);
/** Waits for a task that AppResourceTaskDelete only asked to end, so it no longer runs app code. */
typedef void (*AppResourceTaskJoin)(void* handle);
/**
* Creates a task.
* @param[in] context as passed to app_resources_create_task()
* @param[out] out_handle identifies the task, also when untracking it
* @return true on success
*/
typedef bool (*AppResourceTaskCreate)(void* context, void** out_handle);
/** @return the calling task's app instance if it tracks its resources, 0 otherwise */
AppInstanceId app_resources_current_app(void);
/**
* Makes the calling task part of @a app_instance_id, so its own calls are tracked for that instance too.
* Called first thing by a task an app created, with the id from app_resources_current_app() of the creating task.
* @return false when @a app_instance_id no longer tracks its resources: its binary may be unloaded, so the task must end without running app code
*/
bool app_resources_enter_task(AppInstanceId app_instance_id);
/**
* Like app_resources_enter_task(), but the calling thread's calls are only tracked for @a app_instance_id:
* it doesn't become part of the instance otherwise. For a thread that isn't a FreeRTOS task.
*/
bool app_resources_enter_thread(AppInstanceId app_instance_id);
void app_resources_track_alloc(void* ptr);
void app_resources_untrack_alloc(void* ptr);
void app_resources_track_fd(int fd);
void app_resources_untrack_fd(int fd);
void app_resources_track_file(FILE* file);
void app_resources_untrack_file(FILE* file);
void app_resources_track_dir(DIR* dir);
void app_resources_untrack_dir(DIR* dir);
/**
* Calls @a create and tracks the task it created, before that task can untrack itself.
* @param[in] delete_task ends the task if it's still running after the grace period
* @param[in] join_task nullable, called after @a delete_task, when the task deletion is asynchronous
* @return the result of @a create
*/
bool app_resources_create_task(AppResourceTaskCreate create, void* context, AppResourceTaskDelete delete_task, AppResourceTaskJoin join_task);
/** Called by a task that is ending by itself, or by whoever ends it. */
void app_resources_untrack_task(void* handle);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif