static bool
mm_event_dispatch_check_epoch(struct mm_event_dispatch *dispatch, uint32_t epoch)
{
ENTER();
bool rc = true;
mm_thread_t n = dispatch->nlisteners;
struct mm_event_listener *listeners = dispatch->listeners;
for (mm_thread_t i = 0; i < n; i++) {
struct mm_event_listener *listener = &listeners[i];
struct mm_event_receiver *receiver = &listener->receiver;
uint32_t local = mm_memory_load(receiver->reclaim_epoch);
if (local == epoch)
continue;
mm_memory_load_fence();
bool active = mm_memory_load(receiver->reclaim_active);
if (active) {
mm_thread_post_1(listener->thread, mm_event_dispatch_observe_req,
(uintptr_t) receiver);
rc = false;
break;
}
}
LEAVE();
return rc;
}
mm_event_listener_notify(struct mm_event_listener *listener, mm_ring_seqno_t stamp UNUSED)
{
ENTER();
#if ENABLE_NOTIFY_STAMP
uintptr_t state = mm_memory_load(listener->state);
if ((stamp << 2) == (state & ~MM_EVENT_LISTENER_STATUS)) {
// Get the current status of the listener. It might
// become obsolete by the time the notification is
// sent. This is not a problem however as it implies
// the listener thread has woken up on its own and
// seen all the sent data.
//
// Sometimes this might lead to an extra listener
// wake up (if the listener makes a full cycle) or
// a wrong listener being waken (if another listener
// becomes polling). So listeners should be prepared
// to get spurious wake up notifications.
mm_event_listener_status_t status = state & MM_EVENT_LISTENER_STATUS;
if (status == MM_EVENT_LISTENER_WAITING)
mm_event_listener_signal(listener);
else if (status == MM_EVENT_LISTENER_POLLING)
mm_event_backend_notify(&listener->receiver.dispatch->backend);
}
#else
// Compare the notify and listen stamps. If the notify stamp has not
// been already bumped relative to the listen stamp then do it now.
// Do it atomically so that only a thread that succeeds with this
// is elected to send a wake-up notification to the target listener.
const uint32_t listen_stamp = mm_memory_load(listener->listen_stamp);
mm_memory_load_fence();
const uint32_t notify_stamp = mm_memory_load(listener->notify_stamp);
if (notify_stamp == (listen_stamp & ~MM_EVENT_LISTENER_STATUS)) {
uint32_t next = notify_stamp + MM_EVENT_LISTENER_STATUS + 1;
uint32_t prev = mm_atomic_uint32_cas(&listener->notify_stamp, notify_stamp, next);
if (prev == notify_stamp) {
// Get the current state of the listener. It might
// become obsolete by the time the notification is
// sent. This is not a problem however as it implies
// the listener thread has woken up on its own and
// seen all the sent data.
//
// Sometimes this might lead to an extra listener
// wake up (if the listener makes a full cycle) or
// a wrong listener being waken (if another listener
// becomes polling). So listeners should be prepared
// to get spurious wake up notifications.
mm_event_listener_status_t status = listen_stamp & MM_EVENT_LISTENER_STATUS;
if (status == MM_EVENT_LISTENER_WAITING)
mm_event_listener_signal(listener);
else if (status == MM_EVENT_LISTENER_POLLING)
mm_event_backend_notify(&listener->receiver.dispatch->backend);
}
}
#endif
LEAVE();
}
static struct mm_lock_stat_set *
mm_lock_find_stat_set(uint32_t bucket,
const char *location,
const char *moreinfo)
{
// Go through bucket entries trying to find a match.
struct mm_slink *link = mm_stack_atomic_load_head(&mm_lock_stat_table[bucket]);
while (link != NULL) {
struct mm_lock_stat_set *stat_set
= containerof(link, struct mm_lock_stat_set, bucket_link);
mm_memory_load_fence();
// Match the current entry.
if (mm_lock_match_stat_set(stat_set, location, moreinfo))
return stat_set;
link = mm_memory_load(link->next);
}
return NULL;
}
struct mm_lock_domain_stat *
mm_lock_find_domain_stat(struct mm_lock_stat_set *stat_set,
struct mm_domain *domain)
{
// Go through domain entries trying to find a match.
struct mm_slink *link = mm_stack_atomic_load_head(&stat_set->domain_list);
while (link != NULL) {
struct mm_lock_domain_stat *dom_stat
= containerof(link, struct mm_lock_domain_stat, link);
if (dom_stat->domain == domain) {
// If the entry is not yet ready then wait a bit until
// it becomes ready. It shouldn't take long. Really.
while (mm_memory_load(dom_stat->ready) == 0)
mm_spin_pause();
mm_memory_load_fence();
return dom_stat;
}
link = mm_memory_load(link->next);
}
return NULL;
}
void
mm_lock_stats(void)
{
#if ENABLE_LOCK_STATS
struct mm_slink *set_link = mm_stack_atomic_load_head(&mm_lock_stat_list);
while (set_link != NULL) {
struct mm_lock_stat_set *stat_set
= containerof(set_link, struct mm_lock_stat_set, common_link);
mm_memory_load_fence();
struct mm_slink *dom_link = mm_stack_atomic_load_head(&stat_set->domain_list);
while (dom_link != NULL) {
struct mm_lock_domain_stat *dom_stat
= containerof(dom_link, struct mm_lock_domain_stat, link);
struct mm_domain *domain = dom_stat->domain;
for (mm_thread_t c = 0; c < domain->nthreads; c++) {
struct mm_lock_stat *stat
= MM_THREAD_LOCAL_DEREF(c, dom_stat->stat);
struct mm_thread *thread = domain->threads[c];
mm_lock_print_stat(thread, stat_set, stat);
}
dom_link = mm_memory_load(dom_link->next);
}
struct mm_slink *thr_link = mm_stack_atomic_load_head(&stat_set->thread_list);
while (thr_link != NULL) {
struct mm_lock_thread_stat *thr_stat
= containerof(thr_link, struct mm_lock_thread_stat, link);
struct mm_thread *thread = thr_stat->thread;
mm_lock_print_stat(thread, stat_set, &thr_stat->stat);
thr_link = mm_memory_load(thr_link->next);
}
set_link = mm_memory_load(set_link->next);
}
#endif
}