fdbuffer.h revision 7c478bd95313f5f23a4c958a745db2134aa03244
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/*
* Copyright (c) 1998 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
* All rights reserved.
*/
#ifndef _SYS_FDBUFFER_H
#define _SYS_FDBUFFER_H
#pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
#include <vm/page.h>
#include <sys/buf.h>
typedef enum {
FDB_PAGEIO, /* fdbuffer is a page buffer */
FDB_VADDR /* fdbuffer is a address buffer */
} fdb_type_t;
#define FDB_READ 0x01 /* fdbuffer is readable */
#define FDB_WRITE 0x02 /* fdbuffer is asked for write */
#define FDB_DONE 0x04 /* fdbuffer buffer io done */
#define FDB_ERROR 0x08 /* fdbuffer in error state */
#define FDB_ASYNC 0x10 /* fdbuffer using async i/o requests */
#define FDB_SYNC 0x20 /* fdbuffer using direct i/o requests */
#define FDB_ICALLBACK 0x40 /* fdbuffer immediate call back */
#define FDB_ZEROHOLE 0x80 /* fdbuffer auto-zero holes */
typedef struct fdb_holes {
struct fdb_holes *next_hole;
u_offset_t off; /* start offset for this hole */
size_t len; /* length of this hole */
} fdb_holes_t;
struct fdbuffer;
typedef void (*fdb_iodone_t)(struct fdbuffer *fdbuf, void *kargp, buf_t *bp);
/*
* Implementation notes in the fdbuffer structure members:
*
* fd_state: The state variable carries four distinct types of information
* it could probably be a bit field as such.
*
* READ/WRITE:
* This information is stored in fdbuffer at the time the
* The buffer is created and is used for sanity check in
* subsequent calls to fdb_iosetup(). This information
* persists for the entire life of the buffer.
*
* [A]SYNC:
* The buffer can be either in sync or async mode. In
* async mode all calls are to be async and the i/o
* must take place for the entire range or the fdbuf
* i/o must be ended with a call to fdb_ioerrdone()
* In the async case the call back is made either
* for every i/o completed or only once at the end
* of i/o. This depends on how the call back function
* is registered. See fdb_set_iofunc(). The fdbuf has
* to be freed by the call back function.
*
* ZEROHOLE:
* This is the case the holes are to be zeroed. Note
* that we do not zero the holes when fdb_add_hole() is
* getting called. We leave the zeroing of the holes to
* when a list is requested or the buffer is freed. This
* so that we can avoid zeroing pages while holding ufs
* locks.
*/
typedef struct fdbuffer {
fdb_type_t fd_type; /* type of buffer */
int fd_state; /* state of the fdbfer */
size_t fd_len; /* length of this fdbuffer */
size_t fd_iocount; /* total io acked, includes errors and holes */
int fd_iodispatch; /* # of io's dispatched */
int fd_err; /* last i/o error due from buf_t */
ssize_t fd_resid; /* total len in error */
buf_t *fd_parentbp; /* buf associated with parent buf */
union {
page_t *pages; /* page list for FDPAGE_BUF */
caddr_t addr; /* address for FDADDR_BUF */
} fd_un;
fdb_holes_t *fd_holes; /* holes list if this fdbuffer has holes */
page_t **fd_shadow; /* shadow pages used for direct i/o to uspace */
struct proc *fd_procp; /* procp used in bp for direct i/o to uspace */
/*
* Call this function when the I/O on the full range of fdbuffer
* is completed. The call is made only if the i/o requests
* are asynchronous.
*/
fdb_iodone_t fd_iofunc;
void *fd_iargp; /* iodone function argument to be passed */
/*
* The mutex protects iodispatch, iocount, state, and resid
* flags and variables since they are examined and updated by
* async call backs. All other structure members are modified
* in a single threaded fashion and do not require a lock.
*/
kmutex_t fd_mutex;
} fdbuffer_t;
#define fd_pages fd_un.pages
#define fd_addr fd_un.addr
extern fdbuffer_t *fdb_page_create(page_t *pp, size_t len, int flag);
extern fdbuffer_t *fdb_addr_create(caddr_t addr, size_t len, int flag,
page_t **pplist, struct proc *procp);
extern void fdb_set_iofunc(fdbuffer_t *fdbuf, fdb_iodone_t iofunc, void *ioarg,
int flags);
extern fdb_holes_t *fdb_get_holes(fdbuffer_t *fdbuf);
extern int fdb_get_error(fdbuffer_t *fdbuf);
extern void fdb_free(fdbuffer_t *fdbuf);
/*
* Need to add:
* fdb_get_iolen
*/
extern void fdb_add_hole(fdbuffer_t *fdbuf, u_offset_t off, size_t len);
extern buf_t *fdb_iosetup(fdbuffer_t *fdbuf, u_offset_t off, size_t len,
struct vnode *vn, int flags);
extern void fdb_iodone(buf_t *bufp);
extern void fdb_ioerrdone(fdbuffer_t *fdbuf, int error);
extern void fdb_init(void);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* _SYS_FDBUFFER_H */