+sub garbage_collect () { #{{{
+ foreach my $name (keys %feeds) {
+ # remove any feeds that were not seen while building the pages
+ # that used to contain them
+ if ($feeds{$name}->{unseen}) {
+ delete $feeds{$name};
+ }
+ }
+
+ foreach my $guid (values %guids) {
+ # any guid whose feed is gone should be removed
+ if (! exists $feeds{$guid->{feed}}) {
+ unlink pagefile($guid->{page})
+ if exists $guid->{page};
+ delete $guids{$guid->{guid}};
+ }
+ # handle expired guids
+ elsif ($guid->{expired} && exists $guid->{page}) {
+ unlink pagefile($guid->{page});
+ delete $guid->{page};
+ delete $guid->{md5};
+ }
+ }
+} #}}}
+
+sub mergestate () { #{{{
+ # Load the current state in from disk, and merge into it
+ # values from the state in memory that might have changed
+ # during aggregation.
+ my %myfeeds=%feeds;
+ my %myguids=%guids;
+ clearstate();
+ loadstate();
+
+ # All that can change in feed state during aggregation is a few
+ # fields.
+ foreach my $name (keys %myfeeds) {
+ if (exists $feeds{$name}) {
+ foreach my $field (qw{message lastupdate numposts
+ newposts error}) {
+ $feeds{$name}->{$field}=$myfeeds{$name}->{$field};
+ }
+ }
+ }
+
+ # New guids can be created during aggregation.
+ # It's also possible that guids were removed from the on-disk state
+ # while the aggregation was in process. That would only happen if
+ # their feed was also removed, so any removed guids added back here
+ # will be garbage collected later.
+ foreach my $guid (keys %myguids) {
+ if (! exists $guids{$guid}) {
+ $guids{$guid}=$myguids{$guid};
+ }
+ }
+} #}}}