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The option in Source, the decode task on core 1 writing each frame into beginWrite() then endWrite(), and the seam the UVC transport will implement. endWrite(w, h) publishes the size a source actually produced, since a grabber's smallest mode is larger than the picture a board holds, and abortWrite() gives the buffer back for a frame that never arrived. A desktop stand-in drives the source in tests; ESP32 and Teensy link stubs, with the capture gated on CONFIG_MM_USB_VIDEO so only the images that set it carry the flash cost.
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Review comments at @src/core/services/PictureService.h:
- Around line 275-277: Update startCapture to check that back_ exists before
initializing or running capture; if it is missing, report the missing second
picture buffer with an error status and return without starting the capture
task.
- Around line 272-279: Snapshot the capture dimensions in startCapture before
spawning the task, and have runCapture pass that snapshot to
videoCaptureDecodeInto instead of reading the live width and height fields.
Ensure the snapshot matches the dimensions used by prepareBuffers so decoding
cannot exceed the allocated buffer.
Review comments at @src/platform/desktop/platform_desktop.cpp:
- Around line 2902-2904: Update videoCaptureInit to reject initialization when
g_grabber is already open, so a second handle cannot claim it. In
videoCaptureDeinit, close the grabber only when the handle being deinitialized
owns g_grabber; preserve normal cleanup for the owning handle.
- Around line 2874-2876: Synchronize access to the desktop capture test state:
protect decodeFails between setTestVideoCaptureDecodeFails() and
videoCaptureDecodeInto(), and protect stats between capture-task updates and
PictureService::tick1s() reads via videoCaptureStats(). Use atomics or a mutex,
keeping frame pacing and pixel writes outside the lock.
Review comments at @src/platform/esp32/platform_config.h:
- Around line 214-215: Update the CONFIG_MM_USB_VIDEO branch that defines
hasUsbVideo so it remains disabled until the ESP32 USB video transport
implementation is linked; alternatively, provide the enabled-build definitions
for the six capture functions declared in platform.h in
platform_esp32_usbvideo.cpp.
Review comments at @test/unit/core/unit_PictureService.cpp:
- Around line 199-200: In the refusal test, replace the sleep with polling
`videoCaptureStats().failed` until at least two refusals are recorded, then
verify the generation is unchanged. In the switch test, record
`videoCaptureStats().decoded` after `prepare()` and verify it remains unchanged
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| void runCapture() { | ||
| while (!stop_.load(std::memory_order_acquire)) { | ||
| uint16_t w = 0, h = 0; | ||
| uint8_t* px = beginWrite(); | ||
| if (platform::videoCaptureDecodeInto(capture_, px, width, height, w, h, kDecodeWaitMs)) endWrite(w, h); | ||
| else abortWrite(); // no frame: the lights keep the one they have rather than a new generation of nothing | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Snapshot the capture size before starting the decode task.
runCapture() passes the live control fields to videoCaptureDecodeInto(), but prepareBuffers() sizes the buffers from the earlier values. A control update can increase the decode limits while the task still writes into the old buffer. The desktop decoder writes w * hh * 3 bytes without another destination-size check. The live reads and control writes are also unsynchronized.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/src/core/services/PictureService.h"
+++ "b/src/core/services/PictureService.h"
@@ -269,14 +269,14 @@
static void captureTrampoline(void* self) { static_cast<PictureService*>(self)->runCapture(); }
/// Decode each frame straight into the back picture and publish it, until prepare or release stops it.
void runCapture() {
while (!stop_.load(std::memory_order_acquire)) {
uint16_t w = 0, h = 0;
uint8_t* px = beginWrite();
- if (platform::videoCaptureDecodeInto(capture_, px, width, height, w, h, kDecodeWaitMs)) endWrite(w, h);
+ if (platform::videoCaptureDecodeInto(capture_, px, capW_, capH_, w, h, kDecodeWaitMs)) endWrite(w, h);
else abortWrite(); // no frame: the lights keep the one they have rather than a new generation of nothing
}
}
/// Whether an optional picture of `bytes` fits one free block with the heap's reserve intact, the rule the mapping uses; 0 from the platform means no limit.
static bool secondFits(size_t bytes) {// in startCapture(), before spawnPinnedTask:
capW_ = width;
capH_ = height;
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Review comment at @src/core/services/PictureService.h around lines 272 - 279:
Snapshot the capture dimensions in startCapture before spawning the task, and
have runCapture pass that snapshot to videoCaptureDecodeInto instead of reading
the live width and height fields. Ensure the snapshot matches the dimensions
used by prepareBuffers so decoding cannot exceed the allocated buffer.
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| uint8_t* px = beginWrite(); | ||
| if (platform::videoCaptureDecodeInto(capture_, px, width, height, w, h, kDecodeWaitMs)) endWrite(w, h); | ||
| else abortWrite(); // no frame: the lights keep the one they have rather than a new generation of nothing |
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With only one picture buffer, the decode holds the reader lock for the whole frame wait, so readers almost never get the lock.
When secondFits() fails, back_ is null. Then beginWrite() takes lock_ and keeps it during videoCaptureDecodeInto. That call can block for up to kDecodeWaitMs (200 ms), or about one frame interval at 30 fps.
endWrite/abortWrite release the lock, and the next loop takes it again straight away. As a result, Reader gets the lock almost never, and effects skip nearly every tick. The test pattern has no task, so it never hits this case. Boards with little memory are the ones that fall back to one buffer.
Fix: do not run the capture task without a back picture. Report the missing buffer instead.
🐛 Proposed fix
void startCapture() {
+ if (!back_) { setStatus("no memory for a second picture", Severity::Error); return; }
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Review comment at @src/core/services/PictureService.h around lines 275 - 277:
Update startCapture to check that back_ exists before initializing or running
capture; if it is missing, report the missing second picture buffer with an
error status and return without starting the capture task.
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| bool decodeFails = false; | ||
| bool open = false; | ||
| VideoCaptureStats stats; |
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Synchronize desktop capture test state.
setTestVideoCaptureDecodeFails() can write decodeFails while videoCaptureDecodeInto() reads it. PictureService::tick1s() reads videoCaptureStats() while the capture task updates stats. These plain fields have no synchronization, which can cause undefined behavior and flaky tests. Protect them with atomics or a mutex. Keep frame pacing and pixel writes outside the lock.
This is a desktop test-seam reliability issue, not a production capture failure. The correction is localized.
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Review comment at @src/platform/desktop/platform_desktop.cpp around lines 2874 -
2876:
Synchronize access to the desktop capture test state: protect decodeFails
between setTestVideoCaptureDecodeFails() and videoCaptureDecodeInto(), and
protect stats between capture-task updates and PictureService::tick1s() reads
via videoCaptureStats(). Use atomics or a mutex, keeping frame pacing and pixel
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| g_grabber.open = true; | ||
| g_grabber.stats = VideoCaptureStats{}; | ||
| h.impl = &g_grabber; |
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Enforce one owner for the stand-in grabber.
If a second handle calls videoCaptureInit while the first is open, both handles claim g_grabber. A later videoCaptureDeinit through either handle closes capture for the other. Reject a second claim, and close the grabber only when deinitializing its owning handle.
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Review comment at @src/platform/desktop/platform_desktop.cpp around lines 2902 -
2904:
Update videoCaptureInit to reject initialization when g_grabber is already open,
so a second handle cannot claim it. In videoCaptureDeinit, close the grabber
only when the handle being deinitialized owns g_grabber; preserve normal cleanup
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| #if defined(CONFIG_MM_USB_VIDEO) | ||
| constexpr bool hasUsbVideo = true; |
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Provide an implementation before enabling USB video.
When CONFIG_MM_USB_VIDEO is defined, hasUsbVideo enables the capture path, but platform_esp32_usbvideo.cpp provides the six capture functions only when that symbol is not defined. The ESP32 build includes this file, so an enabled image has no definitions for the declarations in platform.h and can fail to link. Keep the capability disabled until the transport implementation is linked, or add the enabled-build definitions.
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| std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(80)); // the task has looped many times by now | ||
| CHECK(generationNow(settled) == settled); |
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These checks depend on sleep timing and can pass even when the code is wrong.
Both checks sleep 80 ms and then assert that no frame was published.
- Lines 199-200: if the decode loop has not run yet, the check passes without testing anything.
- Lines 229-230:
prepare()→stopCapture()→stopPinnedTaskalready joins the task. The sleep therefore adds nothing.
publishedPast also uses a 2 s wall-clock timeout. The path instruction says: "Tests should not depend on timing or network."
Fix: wait on desktop-seam counters instead of time. In the refusal test, poll until videoCaptureStats().failed >= 2, then assert that the generation did not change. In the switch test, record videoCaptureStats().decoded after prepare() and assert it stays the same, with no sleep.
Line 216 is also weak: the format string always contains " lost". Assert the exact count instead, for example ", 0 lost".
♻️ Proposed change (refusal test)
--- "a/test/unit/core/unit_PictureService.cpp"
+++ "b/test/unit/core/unit_PictureService.cpp"
@@ -195,9 +195,9 @@
Picture p(64, 48);
p.svc.source = mm::PictureService::kUsbCapture;
p.svc.prepare();
const uint32_t settled = current().generation;
- std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(80)); // the task has looped many times by now
+ while (mm::platform::videoCaptureStats().failed < 2) std::this_thread::yield(); // two refusals seen
CHECK(generationNow(settled) == settled);
mm::platform::setTestVideoCaptureDecodeFails(false);
CHECK(publishedPast(settled));
p.svc.release();As per path instructions: "Tests should not depend on timing or network."
Also applies to: 229-230
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In the refusal test, replace the sleep with polling `videoCaptureStats().failed`
until at least two refusals are recorded, then verify the generation is
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The capture task waits for a frame without holding the picture, so with one picture a reader is only ever kept out for the decode itself. The desktop stand-in is shared through atomics, which clears ThreadSanitizer's race, and the tests wait on the grabber's own counters rather than on sleeps. - **Core**: PictureService splits the frame wait (`videoCaptureAwaitFrame`, 50 ms, which bounds a stop) from the decode; the capture reads the size the pictures were allocated at, never a control changed since; `endWrite` clamps to it; `tick1s` reads the frame size under the lock and names a one-picture run in its status; `kSourceCount` is the enum's own last entry; the unused `videoCaptureFormats` seam is gone. - **Platform**: the desktop stand-in uses atomics for what the test thread and the capture task share, opens for one owner at a time and closes only by the owning handle; its halving is a named step. The ESP32 and Teensy stubs gain `videoCaptureAwaitFrame`. - **Tests**: counter-based waits, a stricter status test (frames counted, 0 lost, Status severity), a one-picture capture test where readers still read, and the switch test proves the grabber was released. - **Docs/CI**: help.json regenerated; the width help fits 100 characters; an NDI comment cut to 250; code.md refreshed. The large-file rise (unit_MoonLiveLayout.cpp) comes from main. - **Reviews**: 🐇 CodeRabbit on MoonModules#151: size snapshot → done; one picture and the lock wait → done (the wait holds no lock); stand-in synchronization → done; one owner for the stand-in → done; `CONFIG_MM_USB_VIDEO` without an implementation → accepted, it has no Kconfig entry, so nothing can set it until the transport PR adds both; timing-based tests → done. 👾 Reviewer: the two races, the lock across the wait and the stop latency → done. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hi @Gohnnyman, thanks, this is the groundwork exactly as we hoped for it: We pushed one commit on your branch (e8027ad) to finish it, so nothing is needed from you before the merge:
For the transport PR:
An idea for later: a V4L2 backend in the desktop platform. A grabber shows up there as These review steps follow our contributor processes in MoonWalk: "Contribute a pull request" on your side, "Review and finish a contribution" on ours. MoonWalk is still work in progress and a new version is coming. We'd love your feedback: what helped, what was missing, what was unclear? Thanks again! |
ThreadSanitizer caught tick1s reading back_ after releasing the lock while the capture task swaps it in endWrite. The one-picture flag is now read under the lock, and startCapture clears its status before the task starts. - **Core**: PictureService::tick1s reads back_ with the frame size, under lock_; startCapture's clearStatus moves before spawnPinnedTask. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hi @Gohnnyman , let me know if it works and show some pics or vids and some info how to set it up, maybe with a link to which usb grab device you used , so we can add that to the docs so others can also build it |
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Hi @ewowi, yep, tomorrow or the day after I'll write PR for UVC video decoding, check it on my setup and share the info what hardware I used. Hopefully I'll have time for this |
Main moved on with MoonModules#151, so the pull request no longer merged and CI could not run. The code merges cleanly; the four generated files are regenerated on the merged tree: help.json from the headers, and the code, docgen and prose reports. Tested before this commit: the desktop build, 2652 unit tests and the JS tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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