/* Log file system related error in key-value format identified by Apple
* system log (ASL) facility. The key-value pairs are string pointers
* (char *) and are provided as variable arguments list. A NULL value
* indicates end of the list.
*
* Keys can not contain '[', ']', space, and newline. Values can not
* contain '[', ']', and newline. If any key-value contains any of the
* reserved characters, the behavior is undefined. The caller of the
* function should escape any occurrences of '[' and ']' by prefixing
* it with '\'.
*
* The function takes a message ID which can be used to logically group
* different ASL messages. Messages in same logical group have same message
* ID and have information to describe order of the message --- first,
* middle, or last.
*
* The following message IDs have special meaning -
* FSLOG_MSG_FIRST - This message is the first message in its logical
* group. This generates a unique message ID, creates two key-value
* pairs with message ID and order of the message as "First".
* FSLOG_MSG_LAST - This is really a MASK which should be logically OR'ed
* with message ID to indicate the last message for a logical group.
* This also creates two key-value pairs with message ID and order of
* message as "Last".
* FSLOG_MSG_SINGLE - This signifies that the message is the only message
* in its logical group. Therefore no extra key-values are generated
* for this option.
* For all other values of message IDs, it regards them as intermediate
* message and generates two key-value pairs with message ID and order of
* message as "Middle".
*
* Returns -
* Message ID of the ASL message printed. The caller should use
* this value to print intermediate messages or end the logical message
* group.
* For FSLOG_MSG_SINGLE option, it returns FSLOG_MSG_SINGLE.
*/
unsigned long fslog_err(unsigned long msg_id, ... )
{
va_list ap;
int num_pairs;
char msg_id_str[21]; /* To convert 64-bit number to string with NULL char */
char *arg;
const char *msg_order_ptr;
/* Count number of arguments and key-value pairs provided by user */
num_pairs = 0;
va_start(ap, msg_id);
arg = va_arg(ap, char *);
while (arg) {
num_pairs++;
arg = va_arg(ap, char *);
}
num_pairs /= 2;
va_end(ap);
va_start(ap, msg_id);
if (msg_id == FSLOG_MSG_SINGLE) {
/* Single message, do not print message ID and message order */
(void) fslog_asl_msg(FSLOG_VAL_LEVEL, FSLOG_VAL_FACILITY,
num_pairs, ap, NULL);
} else {
if (msg_id == FSLOG_MSG_FIRST) {
/* First message, generate random message ID */
while ((msg_id == FSLOG_MSG_FIRST) ||
(msg_id == FSLOG_MSG_LAST) ||
(msg_id == FSLOG_MSG_SINGLE)) {
msg_id = RandomULong();
/* MSB is reserved for indicating last message
* in sequence. Clear the MSB while generating
* new message ID.
*/
msg_id = msg_id >> 1;
}
msg_order_ptr = FSLOG_VAL_ORDER_FIRST;
} else if (msg_id & FSLOG_MSG_LAST) {
/* MSB set to indicate last message for this ID */
msg_order_ptr = FSLOG_VAL_ORDER_LAST;
/* MSB of message ID is set to indicate last message
* in sequence. Clear the bit to get real message ID.
*/
msg_id = msg_id & ~FSLOG_MSG_LAST;
} else {
/* Intermediate message for this ID */
msg_order_ptr = FSLOG_VAL_ORDER_MIDDLE;
}
snprintf(msg_id_str, sizeof(msg_id_str), "%lu", msg_id);
(void) fslog_asl_msg(FSLOG_VAL_LEVEL, FSLOG_VAL_FACILITY,
num_pairs, ap,
FSLOG_KEY_MSG_ID, msg_id_str,
FSLOG_KEY_MSG_ORDER, msg_order_ptr, NULL);
}
static u_int32_t
sfb_random(struct sfb *sp)
{
IFCQ_CONVERT_LOCK(&sp->sfb_ifp->if_snd);
return (RandomULong());
}