source: trunk/kernel/kern/rpc.h @ 10

/*
 * rpc.h - RPC (Remote Procedure Call) operations definition.
 *
 * Authors Mohamed Karaoui (2015)
 *         Alain Greiner (2016)
 *
 * Copyright (c) UPMC Sorbonne Universites
 * 
 * This file is part of ALMOS-MKH.
 *
 * ALMOS-MKH is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
 * under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
 * the Free Software Foundation; version 2.0 of the License.
 *
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 * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 * General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 * along with ALMOS-MKH; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
 * Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
 */

#ifndef _RPC_H_
#define _RPC_H_

#include <almos_config.h>
#include <hal_types.h>
#include <hal_atomic.h>
#include <bits.h>
#include <spinlock.h>
#include <remote_fifo.h>

/**** Forward declarations ****/

struct process_s;
struct vseg_s;
struct exec_info_s;
struct pthread_attr_s;
struct remote_sem_s;
struct fragment_s;
struct vfs_inode_s;
struct vfs_dentry_s;
struct thread_s;
struct mapper_s;

/**********************************************************************************/
/**************  structures for Remote Procedure Calls ****************************/
/**********************************************************************************/

/***********************************************************************************
 * This enum defines all RPC indexes.
 * It must be consistent with the rpc_server[] array defined in in the rpc.c file.
 **********************************************************************************/

typedef enum
{
    RPC_PMEM_GET_PAGES         = 0,
    RPC_PROCESS_PID_ALLOC      = 1,
    RPC_PROCESS_EXEC           = 2,
    RPC_PROCESS_KILL           = 3,
    RPC_THREAD_USER_CREATE     = 4,
    RPC_THREAD_KERNEL_CREATE   = 5,

    RPC_VFS_INODE_CREATE       = 10,
    RPC_VFS_INODE_DESTROY      = 11,
    RPC_VFS_DENTRY_CREATE      = 12,
    RPC_VFS_DENTRY_DESTROY     = 13,

    RPC_VMM_GET_REF_VSEG       = 20,
    RPC_VMM_GET_PTE            = 21,
    RPC_SEMAPHORE_ALLOC        = 22,
    RPC_SEMAPHORE_FREE         = 23,
    RPC_MAPPER_MOVE            = 24,

    RPC_FATFS_GET_CLUSTER      = 30,

    RPC_MAX_INDEX              = 31,
}
rpc_index_t;

/***********************************************************************************
 * This defines the prototype of the rpc_server functions,
 * defined by the rpc_server[] array in the rpc.c file. 
 **********************************************************************************/

typedef  void (rpc_server_t) ( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 *  This structure defines the RPC descriptor
 **********************************************************************************/

typedef struct rpc_desc_s
{
        rpc_index_t       index;       // index of requested RPC service
        volatile uint32_t response;    // response valid when 0
    uint64_t          args[8];     // input/output arguments buffer
} 
rpc_desc_t;

/***********************************************************************************
 * This structure defines the RPC fifo, containing a remote_fifo, the owner RPC
 * thread TRDID (used as a light lock), and the intrumentation counter.
 *
 * Implementation note: the TRDID is a good owner identifier, because all
 * RPC threads in a given cluster belong to the same process_zero kernel process,
 * and RPC threads cannot have local index LTID = 0.
 **********************************************************************************/

typedef struct rpc_fifo_s
{
        trdid_t           owner;       // owner thread / 0 if no owner
        uint64_t          count;       // total number of received RPCs (instrumentation) 
        remote_fifo_t     fifo;        // embedded remote fifo
} 
rpc_fifo_t;


/**********************************************************************************/
/******* Generic functions supporting RPCs : client side **************************/
/**********************************************************************************/

/***********************************************************************************
 * This blocking function executes on the client core. 
 * It puts one RPC extended pointer in the remote fifo. 
 * It sends an IPI if fifo is empty, and waits until RPC response available.
 * The RPC descriptor must be allocated in the caller's stack
 * and initialised by the caller.  Exit with a Panic message if remote fifo 
 * is still full after (CONFIG_RPC_PUT_MAX_ITERATIONS) retries.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy   : server cluster identifier
 * @ desc  : local pointer on RPC descriptor in client cluster
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_send_sync( cxy_t        cxy,    
                    rpc_desc_t * desc );



/**********************************************************************************/
/******* Generic functions supporting RPCs : server side **************************/
/**********************************************************************************/

/***********************************************************************************
 * This function initialises the local RPC fifo and the lock protecting readers.
 * The number of slots is defined by the CONFIG_REMOTE_FIFO_SLOTS parameter.
 * Each slot contains an extended pointer on the RPC descriptor.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ rf     : pointer on the local RPC fifo.
 **********************************************************************************/ 
void rpc_fifo_init( rpc_fifo_t * rf );

/***********************************************************************************
 * This function is the entry point for RPC handling on the server side.
 * It can be executed by any thread running (in kernel mode) on any core.
 * It first checks the core private RPC fifo, an then the cluster shared RPC fifo.
 * It calls the rpc_activate_thread() function to activate a dedicated RPC thread.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ returns true if at least one RPC found / false otherwise.
 **********************************************************************************/
bool_t rpc_check();

/***********************************************************************************
 * This function contains the loop to execute all pending RPCs on the server side.
 * It should be called with irq disabled and after light lock acquisition.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ rpc_fifo  : pointer on the local RPC fifo
 * @ returns 0 if success
 **********************************************************************************/
error_t rpc_execute_all( rpc_fifo_t * rpc_fifo );

/**********************************************************************************
 * This function is called by any thread running on any core in any cluster,
 * that detected a non-empty RPC_FIFO and got the RPC_FIFO ownership.
 * It activates one RPC thread, and immediately switches to the RPC thread.
 * It gets the first free RPC thread from the core free-list, or creates a new one
 * when the core free-list is empty. 
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ rpc_fifo : pointer on the non-empty RPC fifo.
 * @ return 0 if success / return ENOMEM if error.
 **********************************************************************************/
error_t rpc_activate_thread( rpc_fifo_t * rpc_fifo );

/***********************************************************************************
 * This function contains the infinite loop executed by each RPC thread.
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_thread_func();

/***********************************************************************************
 * This function is executed in case of illegal RPC index.
 **********************************************************************************/
void __attribute__((noinline)) rpc_undefined();

/**********************************************************************************/
/******* Marshalling functions attached to the various RPCs ***********************/
/**********************************************************************************/

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_PMEM_GET_PAGES allocates one or several pages in a remote cluster,
 * and returns the PPN of the first allocated page.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy     : server cluster identifier
 * @ order   : [in]  ln2( number of requested pages )
 * @ error   : [out] error status (0 if success)
 * @ ppn     : [out] first physical page number
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_pmem_get_pages_client( cxy_t      cxy,
                                uint32_t   order,
                                error_t  * error,
                                uint32_t * ppn );

void rpc_pmem_get_pages_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_PROCESS_PID_ALLOC allocates one new PID in a remote cluster, registers
 * the new process in the remote cluster, and returns the PID, and an error code.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy     : server cluster identifier.
 * @ process : [in]  local pointer on process descriptor in client cluster.
 * @ error   : [out] error status (0 if success).
 * @ pid     : [out] new process identifier.
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_process_pid_alloc_client( cxy_t              cxy,
                                   struct process_s * process,
                                   error_t          * error,
                                   pid_t            * pid );

void rpc_process_pid_alloc_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_PROCESS_EXEC creates a process descriptor copy, in a remote cluster
 * and initializes if from information found in the reference process descriptor.
 * This remote cluster becomes the new reference cluster.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy     : server cluster identifier.
 * @ info    : [in]   pointer on local exec_info structure.
 * @ error   : [out]  error status (0 if success).
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_process_exec_client( cxy_t                cxy,
                              struct exec_info_s * info,
                              error_t            * error );

void rpc_process_exec_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_PROCESS_KILL is actually a multicast RPC sent by the reference cluster
 * to other clusters containing a process descriptor copy, to destroy these copies.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ process  : local pointer on target process.
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_process_kill_client( struct process_s * process );

void rpc_process_kill_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_THREAD_USER_CREATE creates an user thread in the server cluster,
 * as specified by the pthread_attr_t argument. It returns the local pointer
 * on the thread descriptor in server cluster, and an error code.
 * It is called by the pthread_create system call.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy       : server cluster identifier.
 * @ attr      : [in]  pointer on pthread_attr_t in client cluster.
 * @ thread_xp : [out] pointer on buffer for thread extended pointer. 
 * @ error     : [out] error status (0 if success).
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_thread_user_create_client( cxy_t                   cxy,
                                    struct pthread_attr_s * attr,
                                    xptr_t                * thread_xp,
                                    error_t               * error );

void rpc_thread_user_create_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_THREAD_KERNEL_CREATE creates a kernel thread in the server cluster,
 * as specified by the type, func and args arguments. It returns the local pointer
 * on the thread descriptor in server cluster and an error code.
 * It is used by the dev_init() function to cretae the device server thread.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy       : server cluster identifier.
 * @ type      : [in]  type of kernel thread.
 * @ func      : [in]  local pointer on thread function.
 * @ args      : [in]  local pointer on function arguments.
 * @ thread_xp : [out] pointer on buffer for thread extended pointer. 
 * @ error     : [out] error status (0 if success).
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_thread_kernel_create_client( cxy_t     cxy,
                                      uint32_t  type,
                                      void    * func,
                                      void    * args,
                                      xptr_t  * thread_xp,
                                      error_t * error );

void rpc_thread_kernel_create_server( xptr_t xp );

/*********************************************************************************** 
 * The RPC_VFS_INODE_CREATE creates an inode and the associated mapper in a
 * remote cluster. The parent dentry must have been previously created.
 * It returns an extended pointer on the created inode.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy       :  server cluster identifier
 * @ dentry_xp : [in]  extended pointer on parent dentry.
 * @ type      : [in]  file system type.
 * @ attr      : [in]  TODO ???
 * @ mode      : [in]  access mode.
 * @ uid       : [in]  user ID
 * @ gid       : [in]  group ID
 * @ inode_xp  : [out] buffer for extended pointer on created inode.
 * @ error     : [out] error status (0 if success).
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_vfs_inode_create_client( cxy_t      cxy,
                                  xptr_t     dentry_xp,
                                  uint32_t   type,
                                  uint32_t   attr,    
                                  uint32_t   mode,  
                                  uint32_t   uid,
                                  uint32_t   gid,
                                  xptr_t   * inode_xp,
                                  error_t  * error );

void rpc_vfs_inode_create_server( xptr_t xp );

/*********************************************************************************** 
 * The RPC_VFS_INODE_DESTROY releases memory allocated for an inode descriptor
 * and for the associated mapper in a remote cluster. 
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy       :  server cluster identifier
 * @ inode     : [in]  local pointer on inode.
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_vfs_inode_destroy_client( cxy_t                 cxy,
                                   struct vfs_inode_s * inode );

void rpc_vfs_inode_destroy_server( xptr_t xp );

/*********************************************************************************** 
 * The RPC_VFS_DENTRY_CREATE creates a dentry in a remote cluster. 
 * It returns an extended pointer on the created dentry.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy        :  server cluster identifier
 * @ type       : [in]  file system type.
 * @ name       : [in]  directory entry name.
 * @ parent     : [in]  local pointer on parent inode.
 * @ dentry_xp  : [out] buffer for extended pointer on created dentry.
 * @ error      : [out] error status (0 if success).
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_vfs_dentry_create_client( cxy_t                  cxy,
                                   uint32_t               type,
                                   char                 * name,    
                                   struct vfs_inode_s   * parent,
                                   xptr_t               * dentry_xp,
                                   error_t              * error );

void rpc_vfs_dentry_create_server( xptr_t xp );

/*********************************************************************************** 
 * The RPC_VFS_DENTRY_DESTROY releases memory allocated for an dentry descriptor
 * in a remote cluster. 
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy       :  server cluster identifier
 * @ dentry     : [in]  local pointer on dentry.
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_vfs_dentry_destroy_client( cxy_t                 cxy,
                                    struct vfs_dentry_s * dentry );

void rpc_vfs_dentry_destroy_server( xptr_t xp );




/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_VMM_GET_REF_VSEG returns an extended pointer 
 * on the vseg containing a given virtual address in a given process.
 * The server cluster is supposed to be the reference cluster.
 * It returns NULL if no vseg has been founded.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy     : server cluster identifier.
 * @ process : [in]   pointer on process descriptor in server cluster. 
 * @ vaddr   : [in]   virtual address to be searched.
 * @ vseg    : [out]  address of buffer for vseg pointer in client cluster.
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_vmm_get_ref_vseg_client( cxy_t              cxy,
                                  struct process_s * process,
                                  intptr_t           vaddr,
                                  xptr_t           * vseg_xp );

void rpc_vmm_get_ref_vseg_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_VMM_GET_PTE returns in the "ppn" and "attr" arguments the PTE value
 * for a given VPN in a given process.
 * The server cluster is supposed to be the reference cluster, and the vseg
 * containing the VPN must be registered in the reference VMM.
 * It returns an error if physical memory cannot be allocated for the PTE2, 
 * or for the missing page itself.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy     : server cluster identifier.
 * @ process : [in]   pointer on process descriptor in server cluster. 
 * @ vaddr   : [in]   virtual address to be searched.
 * @ attr    : [out]  address of buffer for attributes.
 * @ ppn     : [out]  address of buffer for PPN.
 * @ error   : [out]  address of buffer for error code.
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_vmm_get_pte_client( cxy_t              cxy,
                             struct process_s * process,
                             vpn_t              vpn,
                             uint32_t         * attr,
                             ppn_t            * ppn,
                             error_t          * error );

void rpc_vmm_get_pte_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_SEMAPHORE_ALLOC allocates memory for a semaphore in a remote cluster,
 * and returns an extended pointer on the created semaphore.
  It returns NULL if physical memory cannot be allocated. 
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy     : server cluster identifier.
 * @ sem_xp  : [out] buffer for extended pointer on semaphore. 
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_semaphore_alloc_client( cxy_t    cxy,
                                 xptr_t * sem_xp );  

void rpc_semaphore_alloc_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_SEMAPHORE_FREE releases memory allocated for a semaphore 
 * in a remote cluster.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy     : server cluster identifier.
 * @ sem     : [in] local pointer on semaphore. 
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_semaphore_free_client( cxy_t                 cxy,
                                struct remote_sem_s * sem );

void rpc_semaphore_free_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_MAPPER_MOVE can be send by any thread running in a "client" cluster 
 * to the "server" cluster containing the mapper of a given file. The service is 
 * to move data between the mapper and an user buffer. This user buffer is described
 * as a set of fragments. Each fragment is contained in one single physical page.
 * It is defined by four parameters : size / file_offset / ppn / page_offset,
 * defined in the mapper.h file. The client thread is in charge of building 
 * the fragments array covering the user buffer. 
 * As each fragments can be stored in a different cluster, and this fragment can 
 * be stored in two successive pages in the radix tree, each fragment is moved 
 * using one or two different hal_remote_memcpy().
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy      : server cluster identifier.
 * @ inode    : [in]  local pointer on inode (in server cluster).
 * @ read     : [in]  mapper to buffer if true / buffer to mapper if false.
 * @ nb_frags : [in]  number of fragments in fragments array.
 * @ frags    : [in]  local pointer on fragments array (in client cluster).
 * @ error    : [out] local pointer on buffer for error code (in client cluster). 
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_mapper_move_client( cxy_t                cxy,
                             struct mapper_s    * mapper,
                             bool_t               read,
                             uint32_t             nb_frags,
                             struct fragment_s  * frags,
                             error_t            * error );

void rpc_mapper_move_server( xptr_t xp );

/***********************************************************************************
 * The RPC_FATFS_GET_CLUSTER can be send by any thread running in a "client" cluster
 * to scan the FAT mapper, stored in a remote "server" cluster, and get the FATFS 
 * cluster index of a given page of a given file.
 ***********************************************************************************
 * @ cxy      : server cluster identifier.
 * @ mapper   : [in]  local pointer on FAT mapper.
 * @ first    : [in]  FATFS cluster index allocated to first page of file.
 * @ page     : [in]  page index in file.
 * @ cluster  : [out] local pointer on buffer for found FATFS cluster index.
 * @ error    : [out] local pointer on buffer for error code (in client cluster). 
 **********************************************************************************/
void rpc_fatfs_get_cluster_client( cxy_t             cxy,
                                   struct mapper_s * mapper,
                                   uint32_t          first,
                                   uint32_t          page,
                                   uint32_t        * cluster,
                                   error_t         * error );    

void rpc_fatfs_get_cluster_server( xptr_t xp );

#endif