我有几个不同的进程,我希望他们都登录到同一个文件.这些进程在
Windows 7系统上运行.一些是python脚本,另一些是cmd批处理文件.
在Unix下,你只需让所有人以附加模式打开文件并写下来.只要每个进程在单个消息中写入的PIPE_BUF字节少于PIPE_BUF字节,就可以保证每个写入调用不与任何其他写入调用交错.
有没有办法在Windows下实现这一目标？天真的类Unix方法失败了,因为Windows不喜欢默认情况下一次打开文件的多个进程.
可以将多个批处理过程安全地写入单个日志文件.我对
Python一无所知,但我想这个答案中的概念可以与Python集成.
Windows允许最多一个进程在任何时间点打开特定文件以进行写访问.这可用于实现基于文件的锁定机制,以确保事件在多个进程中被序列化.有关示例,请参见https://stackoverflow.com/a/9048097/1012053和http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=12454.
由于您要做的只是写入日志,因此您可以将日志文件本身用作锁定.日志操作封装在子例程中,该子例程尝试以追加模式打开日志文件.如果打开失败,则例程循环返回并再次尝试.一旦打开成功,将写入日志然后关闭,并且例程返回给调用者.例程执行传递给它的任何命令,并且在例程中写入stdout的任何内容都会重定向到日志.
这是一个测试批处理脚本,它创建5个子进程,每个进程写入日志文件20次.写入是安全交错的.
@echo off
setlocal
if "%~1" neq "" goto :test
:: Initialize
set log="myLog.log"
2>nul del %log%
2>nul del "test*.marker"
set procCount=5
set testCount=10
:: Launch %procCount% processes that write to the same log
for /l %%n in (1 1 %procCount%) do start "" /b "%~f0" %%n
:wait for child processes to finish
2>nul dir /b "test*.marker" | find /c "test" | >nul findstr /x "%procCount%" || goto :wait
:: Verify log results
for /l %%n in (1 1 %procCount%) do (
<nul set /p "=Proc %%n log count = "
find /c "Proc %%n: " <%log%
)
:: Cleanup
del "test*.marker"
exit /b
==============================================================================
:: code below is the process that writes to the log file
:test
set instance=%1
for /l %%n in (1 1 %testCount%) do (
call :log echo Proc %instance% says hello!
call :log dir "%~f0"
)
echo done >"test%1.marker"
exit
:log command args...
2>nul (
>>%log% (
echo ***********************************************************
echo Proc %instance%: %date% %time%
%*
(call ) %= This odd Syntax guarantees the inner block ends with success =%
%= We only want to loop back and try again if redirection Failed =%
)
) || goto :log
exit /b
以下是输出,表明每个进程的所有20次写入都是成功的
Proc 1 log count = 20 Proc 2 log count = 20 Proc 3 log count = 20 Proc 4 log count = 20 Proc 5 log count = 20
您可以打开生成的“myLog.log”文件,以查看写入是如何安全交错的.但输出太大,无法在此发布.
通过修改：log例程以便在失败时不重试,很容易证明来自多个进程的同时写入可能会失败.
:log command args... >>%log% ( echo *********************************************************** echo Proc %instance%: %date% %time% %* ) exit /b
以下是“破解”：log例程后的一些示例结果
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