stasis-aries-wal/src/lladd/page.c

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/* _XOPEN_SOURCE is needed for posix_memalign */
#define _XOPEN_SOURCE 600
#include <stdlib.h>

#include <config.h>
#include <lladd/common.h>
#include "latches.h"
#include "page.h"

#include <assert.h>
#include <stdio.h>

#include <lladd/constants.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include "blobManager.h"
#include "pageFile.h"

#include "page/slotted.h"

/* TODO:  Combine with buffer size... */
static int nextPage = 0;

/**
   Invariant: This lock should be held while updating lastFreepage, or
   while performing any operation that may decrease the amount of
   freespace in the page that lastFreepage refers to.  

   Since pageCompact and pageDeRalloc may only increase this value,
   they do not need to hold this lock.  Since bufferManager is the
   only place where pageRalloc is called, pageRalloc does not obtain
   this lock.
*/
static pthread_mutex_t lastFreepage_mutex;
static unsigned int lastFreepage = 0;



/* ------ */

static pthread_mutex_t pageAllocMutex;
/** We need one dummy page for locking purposes, so this array has one extra page in it. */
Page pool[MAX_BUFFER_SIZE+1];

/**
 * pageWriteLSN() assumes that the page is already loaded in memory.  It takes
 * as a parameter a Page.  The Page struct contains the new LSN and the page
 * number to which the new LSN must be written to.
 *
 * @param page You must have a writelock on page before calling this function.
 */
void pageWriteLSN(Page * page) {
  /* unlocked since we're only called by a function that holds the writelock. */
  /*  *(long *)(page->memAddr + START_OF_LSN) = page->LSN; */
  *lsn_ptr(page) = page->LSN;
}

/**
 * pageReadLSN() assumes that the page is already loaded in memory.  It takes
 * as a parameter a Page and returns the LSN that is currently written on that
 * page in memory.
 */
lsn_t pageReadLSN(const Page * page) {
  lsn_t ret;

  readlock(page->rwlatch, 259); 
  /*  ret = *(long *)(page->memAddr + START_OF_LSN); */
  ret = *lsn_ptr(page);
  readunlock(page->rwlatch); 

  return ret;
}



static void pageReallocNoLock(Page *p, int id) {
  p->id = id;
  p->LSN = 0;
  p->dirty = 0;
  /*  assert(p->pending == 0);
  assert(p->waiting == 1);
  p->waiting = 0;*/
}

/* ----- end static functions ----- */

/* ----- (de)initialization functions.  Do not need to support multithreading. -----*/

/**
 * pageInit() initializes all the important variables needed in
 * all the functions dealing with pages.
 */
void pageInit() {

  nextPage = 0;
	/**
	 * For now, we will assume that slots are 4 bytes long, and that the
	 * first two bytes are the offset, and the second two bytes are the
	 * the length.  There are some functions at the bottom of this file
	 * that may be useful later if we decide to dynamically choose
	 * sizes for offset and length.
	 */

	/**
	 * the largest a slot length can be is the size of the page,
	 * and the greatest offset at which a record could possibly 
	 * start is at the end of the page
	 */
  /*	SLOT_LENGTH_SIZE = SLOT_OFFSET_SIZE = 2; / * in bytes * /
	SLOT_SIZE = SLOT_OFFSET_SIZE + SLOT_LENGTH_SIZE;

	LSN_SIZE = sizeof(long);
	FREE_SPACE_SIZE = NUMSLOTS_SIZE = 2;

	/ * START_OF_LSN is the offset in the page to the lsn * /
	START_OF_LSN = PAGE_SIZE - LSN_SIZE;
	START_OF_FREE_SPACE = START_OF_LSN - FREE_SPACE_SIZE;
	START_OF_NUMSLOTS = START_OF_FREE_SPACE - NUMSLOTS_SIZE;

	MASK_0000FFFF = (1 << (2*BITS_PER_BYTE)) - 1;
	MASK_FFFF0000 = ~MASK_0000FFFF;
*/
	
	pthread_mutex_init(&pageAllocMutex, NULL);
	for(int i = 0; i < MAX_BUFFER_SIZE+1; i++) {
	  pool[i].rwlatch = initlock();
	  pool[i].loadlatch = initlock();
	  assert(!posix_memalign((void*)(&(pool[i].memAddr)), PAGE_SIZE, PAGE_SIZE));
	}

	pthread_mutex_init(&lastFreepage_mutex , NULL);
	lastFreepage = 0;


}

void pageDeInit() {
  for(int i = 0; i < MAX_BUFFER_SIZE+1; i++) {

    deletelock(pool[i].rwlatch);
    deletelock(pool[i].loadlatch);
    free(pool[i].memAddr);
  }
}

void pageCommit(int xid) {
}

void pageAbort(int xid) {
}


/** @todo ralloc ignores it's xid parameter; change the interface? */
recordid ralloc(int xid, long size) {
  
  recordid ret;
  Page * p;
  
  /*  DEBUG("Rallocing record of size %ld\n", (long int)size); */
  
  assert(size < BLOB_THRESHOLD_SIZE || size == BLOB_SLOT);
  

  pthread_mutex_lock(&lastFreepage_mutex);  
  while(freespace(p = loadPage(lastFreepage)) < size ) { 
    releasePage(p);
    lastFreepage++; 
  }
  
  ret = pageRalloc(p, size);
    
  releasePage(p);

  pthread_mutex_unlock(&lastFreepage_mutex);
  
  /*  DEBUG("alloced rid = {%d, %d, %ld}\n", ret.page, ret.slot, ret.size); */

  return ret;
}




/** @todo Does pageRealloc really need to obtain a lock? */
void pageRealloc(Page *p, int id) {
  writelock(p->rwlatch, 10);
  pageReallocNoLock(p,id);
  writeunlock(p->rwlatch);
}


/** 
	Allocate a new page. 
        @param id The id of the new page.
	@return A pointer to the new page.  This memory is part of a pool, 
	        and should never be freed manually.
 */
Page *pageAlloc(int id) {
  Page *page;

  pthread_mutex_lock(&pageAllocMutex);
  
  page = &(pool[nextPage]);
  
  nextPage++;
  /* There's a dummy page that we need to keep around, thus the +1 */
  assert(nextPage <= MAX_BUFFER_SIZE + 1); 

  pthread_mutex_unlock(&pageAllocMutex);

  return page;
}

void writeRecord(int xid, Page * p, lsn_t lsn, recordid rid, const void *dat) {
  
  /*  writelock(p->rwlatch, 225);  *//* Need a writelock so that we can update the lsn. */

  if(rid.size > BLOB_THRESHOLD_SIZE) {
    /*    DEBUG("Writing blob.\n"); */
    writeBlob(xid, p, lsn, rid, dat);

  } else {
    /*    DEBUG("Writing record.\n"); */

    assert( (p->id == rid.page) && (p->memAddr != NULL) );	

    /** @todo This assert should be here, but the tests are broken, so it causes bogus failures. */
    /*assert(pageReadLSN(*p) <= lsn);*/
    
    pageWriteRecord(xid, p, lsn, rid, dat);

    assert( (p->id == rid.page) && (p->memAddr != NULL) );	
    
  }
  
  /*  p->LSN = lsn;
  pageWriteLSN(p);
  unlock(p->rwlatch); */
}

void readRecord(int xid, Page * p, recordid rid, void *buf) {
  if(rid.size > BLOB_THRESHOLD_SIZE) {
    /*    DEBUG("Reading blob. xid = %d rid = { %d %d %ld } buf = %x\n", 
	  xid, rid.page, rid.slot, rid.size, (unsigned int)buf); */
    /* @todo should readblob take a page pointer? */
    readBlob(xid, p, rid, buf);
  } else {
    assert(rid.page == p->id); 
    /*    DEBUG("Reading record xid = %d rid = { %d %d %ld } buf = %x\n", 
	  xid, rid.page, rid.slot, rid.size, (unsigned int)buf); */
    pageReadRecord(xid, p, rid, buf);
    assert(rid.page == p->id); 
  }
}