source: trunk/kernel/kern/cluster.h @ 636

Last change on this file since 636 was 635, checked in by alain, 5 years ago

This version is a major evolution: The physical memory allocators,
defined in the kmem.c, ppm.c, and kcm.c files have been modified
to support remote accesses. The RPCs that were previously user
to allocate physical memory in a remote cluster have been removed.
This has been done to cure a dead-lock in case of concurrent page-faults.

This version 2.2 has been tested on a (4 clusters / 2 cores per cluster)
TSAR architecture, for both the "sort" and the "fft" applications.
File size: 17.1 KB
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[1]1/*
2 * cluster.h - Cluster-Manager definition
[19]3 *
[1]4 * authors  Ghassan Almaless (2008,2009,2010,2011,2012)
5 *          Mohamed Lamine Karaoui (2015)
[437]6 *          Alain Greiner (2016,2017,2018)
[1]7 *
8 * Copyright (c) UPMC Sorbonne Universites
9 *
10 * This file is part of ALMOS-MKH.
11 *
12 * ALMOS-MKH is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
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15 *
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22 * along with ALMOS-MKH; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
23 * Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
24 */
25
26#ifndef _CLUSTER_H_
27#define _CLUSTER_H_
28
[14]29#include <kernel_config.h>
[457]30#include <hal_kernel_types.h>
[1]31#include <bits.h>
[564]32#include <queuelock.h>
33#include <remote_queuelock.h>
[1]34#include <list.h>
35#include <xlist.h>
36#include <dqdt.h>
37#include <kmem.h>
38#include <hal_atomic.h>
39#include <ppm.h>
40#include <kcm.h>
41#include <khm.h>
42#include <rpc.h>
43#include <core.h>
44#include <process.h>
45
46/**** Forward declarations  ****/
47
48struct core_s;
49struct process_s;
50
51
52/*******************************************************************************************
53 * This structure defines the process manager, that is part of the cluster manager.
54 * For any process P, the process descriptor is replicated in all clusters containing
[19]55 * at least one thread of process P, but only the "reference" cluster descriptor contains
[23]56 * the reference (complete) GPT, VSL, and FDT structures.
57 * The "owner" cluster K is in charge to allocate a lpid (local process index),
58 * to the owned processes, and to register the "reference" cluster for these processes.
[1]59 *
[19]60 * Warning : the "owner" cluster, and the "reference" cluster can be different clusters.
[1]61 *
[443]62 * The process manager of a cluster K maintains three sets of process descriptors:
63 *
64 * 1) pref_tbl[] is an array indexed by lpid. There is one entry per owned process.
[1]65 *    Each entry contains an extended pointer on the reference process descriptor.
[23]66 *
[443]67 * 2) The local_root is the root of the local list of all process descriptors in cluster K.
[1]68 *    A process descriptor P is present in K, as soon as P has a thread in cluster K.
[564]69 *    We use an xlist, because this list can be traversed by remote threads.
[23]70 *
71 * 3) The copies_root[] array is indexed by lpid. There is one entry per owned process,
72 *    and each each entry contains the root of the xlist of copies for this process.
[564]73 $    We use an xlist, because process copies are distributed in all clusters.
[1]74 ******************************************************************************************/
75
76typedef struct process_manager_s
77{
[564]78        xptr_t             pref_tbl[CONFIG_MAX_PROCESS_PER_CLUSTER];  /*! owned  processes    */
79        queuelock_t        pref_lock;              /*! lock protecting pref_tbl               */
80    uint32_t           pref_nr;                /*! number of processes owned by cluster   */
[1]81
[564]82    xlist_entry_t      local_root;            /*! root of list of process in cluster      */
83    remote_queuelock_t local_lock;            /*! lock protecting local list              */
84    uint32_t           local_nr;              /*! number of process in cluster            */
[1]85
[564]86    xlist_entry_t      copies_root[CONFIG_MAX_PROCESS_PER_CLUSTER];  /*! roots of lists   */
87    remote_queuelock_t copies_lock[CONFIG_MAX_PROCESS_PER_CLUSTER];  /*! one  per list    */
88    uint32_t           copies_nr[CONFIG_MAX_PROCESS_PER_CLUSTER];    /*! number of copie  */
[1]89}
90pmgr_t;
91
92/*******************************************************************************************
93 * This structure defines a cluster manager.
[19]94 * It contains both global platform information, and cluster specific resources
[279]95 * controled by the local kernel instance.
[1]96 ******************************************************************************************/
97
98typedef struct cluster_s
99{
100
101    // global parameters
[564]102    uint32_t        paddr_width;       /*! numer of bits in physical address              */
[440]103    uint32_t        x_width;           /*! number of bits to code x_size  (can be 0)      */
104    uint32_t        y_width;           /*! number of bits to code y_size  (can be 0)      */
[564]105    uint32_t        x_size;            /*! number of clusters in a row    (can be 1)      */
106    uint32_t        y_size;            /*! number of clusters in a column (can be 1)      */
107    cxy_t           io_cxy;            /*! io cluster identifier                          */
[440]108    uint32_t        dqdt_root_level;   /*! index of root node in dqdt_tbl[]               */
109    uint32_t        nb_txt_channels;   /*! number of TXT channels                         */
110    uint32_t        nb_nic_channels;   /*! number of NIC channels                         */
111    uint32_t        nb_ioc_channels;   /*! number of IOC channels                         */
112    uint32_t        nb_fbf_channels;   /*! number of FBF channels                         */
[1]113
[564]114    char            cluster_info[CONFIG_MAX_CLUSTERS_X][CONFIG_MAX_CLUSTERS_Y];
115
[1]116    // local parameters
[564]117    uint32_t        cores_nr;          /*! actual number of cores in cluster              */
[440]118    uint32_t        ram_size;          /*! physical memory size                           */
119    uint32_t        ram_base;          /*! physical memory base (local address)           */
[279]120
[440]121        core_t          core_tbl[CONFIG_MAX_LOCAL_CORES];    /*! embedded cores               */
[1]122
[564]123    list_entry_t    dev_root;          /*! root of list of devices in cluster             */
[279]124
125    // memory allocators
[564]126    ppm_t           ppm;               /*! embedded kernel page manager                   */
127    khm_t           khm;               /*! embedded kernel heap manager                   */
[635]128    kcm_t           kcm[6];            /*! embedded kernel cache managers [6:11]          */
[428]129
[279]130    // RPC
[564]131    remote_fifo_t   rpc_fifo[CONFIG_MAX_LOCAL_CORES];    /*! one RPC FIFO per core        */
[440]132    uint32_t        rpc_threads[CONFIG_MAX_LOCAL_CORES]; /*! RPC threads per core         */
[1]133
[279]134    // DQDT
[564]135    dqdt_node_t     dqdt_tbl[CONFIG_DQDT_LEVELS_NR];     /*! embedded DQDT nodes          */
[1]136
[582]137    xptr_t          dqdt_root_xp;      /*! extended pointer on DQDT root node             */
138
[279]139    // Local process manager
[440]140    pmgr_t          pmgr;              /*! embedded process manager                       */
[188]141
[440]142    void          * pic_extend;        /*! PIC implementation specific extension          */
[19]143}
[1]144cluster_t;
145
146/******************************************************************************************
147 * This global variable is allocated in the kernel_init.c file.
[19]148 * There is one cluster_manager per cluster, with the same local address,
149 * but different content, in all clusters containing a kernel instance.
[1]150 *****************************************************************************************/
151
152extern cluster_t cluster_manager;
153
154/******************************************************************************************
155 * This macro returns a local pointer on the local cluster manager.
156 *****************************************************************************************/
157
158#define LOCAL_CLUSTER    (&cluster_manager)
159
160/******************************************************************************************
[564]161 * These two functions initialise the local cluster manager from information found
162 * in the local boot-info structure <info> build by the boot-loader.
163 * 1) the cluster_info_init() function is called first, to initialize the structural
164 *    constants, and cannot use the TXT0 kernel terminal.
165 * 2) the cluster_manager_init() function initialize various complex structures:
166 *    - the local DQDT nodes,
167 *    - the PPM, KHM, and KCM allocators,
168 *    - the local core descriptors,
169 *    - the local RPC FIFO,
170 *    - the process manager.
171 *    It does NOT initialise the local device descriptors.
172 *    It can use the TXT0 kernel terminal.
[1]173 ******************************************************************************************
174 * @ info : pointer on the local boot_info_t structure build by the bootloader.
175 *****************************************************************************************/
[564]176void    cluster_info_init( boot_info_t * info );
177error_t cluster_manager_init( boot_info_t * info );
[1]178
179/******************************************************************************************
[407]180 * This function checks the validity of a cluster identifier.
[1]181 ******************************************************************************************
182 * @ cxy    : cluster identifier to be checked.
183 * @ returns true if the identified cluster does not exist.
184 *****************************************************************************************/
185bool_t cluster_is_undefined( cxy_t cxy );
186
[564]187/******************************************************************************************
188 * This function uses the local cluster_info[][] array in cluster descriptor,
189 * and returns true when the cluster identified by the <cxy> argument is active.
190 ******************************************************************************************
191 * @ cxy   : cluster identifier.
192 * @ return true if cluster contains a kernel instance.
193 *****************************************************************************************/
194bool_t cluster_is_active( cxy_t  cxy );
[1]195
[564]196/******************************************************************************************
197 * This function (pseudo) randomly selects a valid cluster.
198 * It is called by the vfs_cluster_lookup() function to place a new (missing) inode.
199 * It is called by the vmm_page_allocate() function to place a distributed vseg page.
200 ******************************************************************************************
201 * @ returns the selected cluster identifier.
202 *****************************************************************************************/
203cxy_t cluster_random_select( void );
[1]204
205/******************************************************************************************
[433]206 * This function returns an extended pointer on the process descriptor in owner cluster
[443]207 * from the process <pid>. This PID can be be different from the calling process PID.
[433]208 * It can be called by any thread running in any cluster,
209 ******************************************************************************************
210 * @ pid  : process identifier.
211 * @ return extended pointer on owner process if found / XPTR_NULL if not found.
212 *****************************************************************************************/
213xptr_t cluster_get_owner_process_from_pid( pid_t pid );
214
215/******************************************************************************************
[1]216 * This function returns an extended pointer on the reference process descriptor
[443]217 * from the process <pid>. This PID can be be different from the calling process PID.
[23]218 * It can be called by any thread running in any cluster,
[1]219 ******************************************************************************************
220 * @ pid  : process identifier.
[433]221 * @ return extended pointer on reference process if found / XPTR_NULL if not found.
[1]222 *****************************************************************************************/
223xptr_t cluster_get_reference_process_from_pid( pid_t pid );
224
[19]225/******************************************************************************************
[443]226 * This function returns an extended pointer on the process descriptor copy for the
227 * process identified by <pid> in cluster defined by <cxy> argument.
228 * This PID can be be different from the calling process PID.
229 * It can be called by any thread running in any cluster,
230 ******************************************************************************************
231 * @ cxy  : target cluster identifier.
232 * @ pid  : process identifier.
233 * @ return extended pointer on reference process if found / XPTR_NULL if not found.
234 *****************************************************************************************/
235xptr_t cluster_get_process_from_pid_in_cxy( cxy_t cxy,
236                                            pid_t pid );
237
238/******************************************************************************************
[1]239 * This function allocates a new PID in local cluster, that becomes the process owner.
[19]240 * It registers the process descriptor extended pointer in the local processs manager
[428]241 * pref_tbl[] array. The process descriptor itself is not modified.
242 * This function is called by the process_make_fork() function,
[416]243 * by the process_make_exec() function, and by the process_init_create() function.
[1]244 ******************************************************************************************
[416]245 * @ process    : pointer on process descriptor.
[1]246 * @ pid        : [out] allocated PID.
[416]247 * @ return 0 if success / return -1 if no PID slot available.
[1]248 *****************************************************************************************/
[416]249error_t cluster_pid_alloc( struct process_s * process,
250                           pid_t            * pid );
[1]251
[19]252/******************************************************************************************
[1]253 * This function removes a PID from the local process manager pref_tbl[] array.
254 * It checks that removed process is owned by the local cluster and the lpid is legal.
255 * No memory is released by this function.
256 ******************************************************************************************
257 * @ pid        : allocated PID.
258 *****************************************************************************************/
259void cluster_pid_release( pid_t  pid );
260
261/******************************************************************************************
262 * This function returns a pointer on the local process descriptor from the PID.
263 ******************************************************************************************
264 * @ pid     : searched process identifier.
265 * @ returns process descriptor pointer if found / returns NULL if not found.
266 *****************************************************************************************/
267struct process_s * cluster_get_local_process_from_pid( pid_t pid );
268
269/******************************************************************************************
270 * This function registers a local process descriptor in the process manager local_list.
271 ******************************************************************************************
272 * @ process     : pointer on local process descriptor.
273 *****************************************************************************************/
[19]274void cluster_process_local_link( struct process_s * process );
[1]275
276/******************************************************************************************
277 * This function removes a local process descriptor from the process manager local_list.
278 ******************************************************************************************
279 * @ process     : pointer on local process descriptor.
280 *****************************************************************************************/
[19]281void cluster_process_local_unlink( struct process_s * process );
[1]282
283/******************************************************************************************
284 * This function registers a local process descriptor in the owner process manager
285 * copies_list, that can be in a remote cluster.
286 ******************************************************************************************
287 * @ process     : pointer on local process descriptor.
288 *****************************************************************************************/
[19]289void cluster_process_copies_link( struct process_s * process );
[1]290
291/******************************************************************************************
292 * This function removes a local process descriptor from the owner process manager
293 * copies_list, that can be in a remote cluster.
294 ******************************************************************************************
295 * @ process     : pointer on local process descriptor.
296 *****************************************************************************************/
[19]297void cluster_process_copies_unlink( struct process_s * process );
[1]298
[564]299/******************************************************************************************
[428]300 * This function displays on the kernel terminal TXT0 all user processes registered
301 * in the cluster defined by the <cxy> argument.
302 * It can be called by a thread running in any cluster, because is use remote accesses
303 * to scan the xlist of registered processes.
[564]304 ******************************************************************************************
[428]305 * @ cxy   : cluster identifier.
[583]306 * @ owned : only owned process if non zero.
[564]307 *****************************************************************************************/
[583]308void cluster_processes_display( cxy_t   cxy,
309                                bool_t  owned );
[1]310
311/******************************************************************************************
[564]312 * This function uses the local boot_inforeturns the core local index that has the lowest usage in local cluster.
[1]313 *****************************************************************************************/
[485]314lid_t cluster_select_local_core( void );
[1]315
[564]316             
[1]317#endif  /* _CLUSTER_H_ */
[564]318
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