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construct/ircd/aio.cc

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// Matrix Construct
//
// Copyright (C) Matrix Construct Developers, Authors & Contributors
// Copyright (C) 2016-2018 Jason Volk <jason@zemos.net>
//
// Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
// purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
// copyright notice and this permission notice is present in all copies. The
// full license for this software is available in the LICENSE file.
#include <sys/syscall.h>
#include <sys/eventfd.h>
#include <ircd/asio.h>
#include "aio.h"
namespace ircd::fs::aio
{
static int reqprio(int);
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// ircd/aio.h (internal)
//
//
// request::fsync
//
ircd::fs::aio::request::fsync::fsync(const int &fd,
const sync_opts &opts)
:request{fd}
{
aio_reqprio = reqprio(opts.priority);
aio_lio_opcode = IOCB_CMD_FSYNC;
aio_buf = 0;
aio_nbytes = 0;
aio_offset = 0;
}
void
ircd::fs::aio::fsync(const fd &fd,
const sync_opts &opts)
{
aio::request::fsync request
{
fd, opts
};
request();
}
//
// request::fdsync
//
ircd::fs::aio::request::fdsync::fdsync(const int &fd,
const sync_opts &opts)
:request{fd}
{
aio_reqprio = reqprio(opts.priority);
aio_lio_opcode = IOCB_CMD_FDSYNC;
aio_buf = 0;
aio_nbytes = 0;
aio_offset = 0;
}
void
ircd::fs::aio::fdsync(const fd &fd,
const sync_opts &opts)
{
aio::request::fdsync request
{
fd, opts
};
request();
}
//
// request::read
//
ircd::fs::aio::request::read::read(const int &fd,
const const_iovec_view &iov,
const read_opts &opts)
:request{fd}
{
aio_reqprio = reqprio(opts.priority);
aio_lio_opcode = IOCB_CMD_PREADV;
aio_buf = uintptr_t(iov.data());
aio_nbytes = iov.size();
aio_offset = opts.offset;
}
size_t
ircd::fs::aio::read(const fd &fd,
const const_iovec_view &bufs,
const read_opts &opts)
{
aio::request::read request
{
fd, bufs, opts
};
stats.cur_reads++;
stats.max_reads = std::max(stats.max_reads, stats.cur_reads);
const unwind dec{[]
{
stats.cur_reads--;
}};
// Make request; blocks ircd::ctx until completed or throw.
const size_t bytes
{
request()
};
stats.bytes_read += bytes;
stats.reads++;
return bytes;
}
//
// request::write
//
ircd::fs::aio::request::write::write(const int &fd,
const const_iovec_view &iov,
const write_opts &opts)
:request{fd}
{
aio_reqprio = reqprio(opts.priority);
aio_lio_opcode = IOCB_CMD_PWRITEV;
aio_buf = uintptr_t(iov.data());
aio_nbytes = iov.size();
aio_offset = opts.offset;
}
size_t
ircd::fs::aio::write(const fd &fd,
const const_iovec_view &bufs,
const write_opts &opts)
{
aio::request::write request
{
fd, bufs, opts
};
#ifndef _NDEBUG
const size_t req_bytes
{
fs::bytes(request.iovec())
};
#endif
stats.cur_bytes_write += req_bytes;
stats.cur_writes++;
stats.max_writes = std::max(stats.max_writes, stats.cur_writes);
const unwind dec{[&req_bytes]
{
stats.cur_bytes_write -= req_bytes;
stats.cur_writes--;
}};
// Make the request; ircd::ctx blocks here. Throws on error
const size_t bytes
{
request()
};
// Does linux ever not complete all bytes for an AIO?
assert(bytes == req_bytes);
stats.bytes_write += bytes;
stats.writes++;
return bytes;
}
//
// request::prefetch
//
void
ircd::fs::aio::prefetch(const fd &fd,
const size_t &size,
const read_opts &opts)
{
}
//
// internal util
//
int
ircd::fs::aio::reqprio(int input)
{
// no use for negative values yet; make them zero.
input = std::max(input, 0);
// value is reduced to system maximum.
input = std::min(input, ircd::info::aio_reqprio_max);
return input;
}
//
// kernel
//
decltype(ircd::fs::aio::kernel::MAX_EVENTS)
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::MAX_EVENTS
{
512
};
//
// kernel::kernel
//
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::kernel()
try
:resfd
{
ios::get(), int(syscall(::eventfd, semval, EFD_NONBLOCK))
}
{
syscall<SYS_io_setup>(MAX_EVENTS, &idp);
set_handle();
log::debug
{
"Established AIO context %p", this
};
}
catch(const std::exception &e)
{
log::error
{
"Error starting AIO context %p :%s",
(const void *)this,
e.what()
};
}
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::~kernel()
noexcept try
{
const ctx::uninterruptible::nothrow ui;
interrupt();
wait();
boost::system::error_code ec;
resfd.close(ec);
syscall<SYS_io_destroy>(idp);
}
catch(const std::exception &e)
{
log::critical
{
"Error shutting down AIO context %p :%s",
(const void *)this,
e.what()
};
}
bool
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::interrupt()
{
if(!resfd.is_open())
return false;
resfd.cancel();
return true;
}
bool
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::wait()
{
if(!resfd.is_open())
return false;
log::debug
{
"Waiting for AIO context %p", this
};
dock.wait([this]
{
return semval == uint64_t(-1);
});
return true;
}
void
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::set_handle()
{
semval = 0;
const asio::mutable_buffers_1 bufs
{
&semval, sizeof(semval)
};
auto handler
{
std::bind(&kernel::handle, this, ph::_1, ph::_2)
};
asio::async_read(resfd, bufs, std::move(handler));
}
/// Handle notifications that requests are complete.
void
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::handle(const boost::system::error_code &ec,
const size_t bytes)
noexcept try
{
namespace errc = boost::system::errc;
assert((bytes == 8 && !ec && semval >= 1) || (bytes == 0 && ec));
assert(!ec || ec.category() == asio::error::get_system_category());
switch(ec.value())
{
case errc::success:
handle_events();
break;
case errc::operation_canceled:
throw ctx::interrupted();
default:
throw_system_error(ec);
}
set_handle();
}
catch(const ctx::interrupted &)
{
log::debug
{
"AIO context %p interrupted", this
};
semval = -1;
dock.notify_all();
}
void
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::handle_events()
noexcept try
{
assert(!ctx::current);
thread_local std::array<io_event, MAX_EVENTS> event;
// The number of completed requests available in events[]. This syscall
// is restarted on EINTR. After restart, it may or may not find any ready
// events but it never blocks to do so.
const auto count
{
syscall_nointr<SYS_io_getevents>(idp, 0, event.size(), event.data(), nullptr)
};
// The count should be at least 1 event. The only reason to return 0 might
// be related to an INTR; this assert will find out and may be commented.
//assert(count > 0);
assert(count >= 0);
// Update any stats.
stats.events += count;
stats.handles++;
for(ssize_t i(0); i < count; ++i)
handle_event(event[i]);
}
catch(const std::exception &e)
{
log::error
{
"AIO(%p) handle_events: %s",
this,
e.what()
};
}
void
ircd::fs::aio::kernel::handle_event(const io_event &event)
noexcept try
{
// Our extended control block is passed in event.data
auto &request
{
*reinterpret_cast<aio::request *>(event.data)
};
assert(reinterpret_cast<iocb *>(event.obj) == static_cast<iocb *>(&request));
assert(event.res2 >= 0);
assert(event.res == -1 || event.res2 == 0);
// Set result indicators
request.retval = std::max(event.res, -1LL);
request.errcode = event.res >= -1? event.res2 : std::abs(event.res);
// Notify the waiting context. Note that we are on the main async stack
// but it is safe to notify from here. The waiter may be null if it left.
assert(!request.waiter || request.waiter != ctx::current);
assert(ctx::current == nullptr);
if(likely(request.waiter))
ctx::notify(*request.waiter);
/*
log::debug
{
"AIO request(%p) fd:%d op:%d bytes:%lu off:%ld prio:%d ctx:%p result: bytes:%ld errno:%ld",
request,
request->aio_fildes,
request->aio_lio_opcode,
request->aio_nbytes,
request->aio_offset,
request->aio_reqprio,
request->waiter,
request->retval,
request->errcode
};
*/
}
catch(const std::exception &e)
{
log::critical
{
"Unhandled request(%lu) event(%p) error: %s",
event.data,
&event,
e.what()
};
}
//
// request
//
ircd::fs::aio::request::request(const int &fd)
:iocb{0}
{
assert(context);
assert(ctx::current);
aio_flags = IOCB_FLAG_RESFD;
aio_resfd = context->resfd.native_handle();
aio_fildes = fd;
aio_data = uintptr_t(this);
}
ircd::fs::aio::request::~request()
noexcept
{
}
/// Cancel a request. The handler callstack is invoked directly from here
/// which means any callback will be invoked or ctx will be notified if
/// appropriate.
void
ircd::fs::aio::request::cancel()
{
io_event result {0};
const auto &cb{static_cast<iocb *>(this)};
assert(context);
syscall_nointr<SYS_io_cancel>(context->idp, cb, &result);
stats.bytes_cancel += bytes(iovec());
stats.cancel++;
context->handle_event(result);
}
/// Submit a request and properly yield the ircd::ctx. When this returns the
/// result will be available or an exception will be thrown.
size_t
ircd::fs::aio::request::operator()()
try
{
assert(context);
assert(ctx::current);
assert(waiter == ctx::current);
struct iocb *const cbs[]
{
static_cast<iocb *>(this)
};
const size_t submitted_bytes
{
bytes(iovec())
};
// Submit to kernel
syscall<SYS_io_submit>(context->idp, 1, &cbs);
// Update stats for submission phase
stats.bytes_requests += submitted_bytes;
stats.requests++;
const auto &curcnt(stats.requests - stats.complete);
stats.max_requests = std::max(stats.max_requests, curcnt);
// Block for completion
while(retval == std::numeric_limits<ssize_t>::min())
ctx::wait();
// Update stats for completion phase.
stats.bytes_complete += submitted_bytes;
stats.complete++;
if(retval == -1)
{
stats.bytes_errors += submitted_bytes;
stats.errors++;
throw fs::error
{
make_error_code(errcode)
};
}
return size_t(retval);
}
catch(const ctx::interrupted &e)
{
// When the ctx is interrupted we're obligated to cancel the request.
// The handler callstack is invoked directly from here by cancel() for
// what it's worth but we rethrow the interrupt anyway.
cancel();
throw;
}
catch(const ctx::terminated &)
{
cancel();
throw;
}
ircd::fs::const_iovec_view
ircd::fs::aio::request::iovec()
const
{
return
{
reinterpret_cast<const ::iovec *>(aio_buf), aio_nbytes
};
}