int bufferfork_to_invalidate(map_t *map, struct buffer_head *buffer)
{
unsigned delta = tux3_inode_delta(map->inode);
/*
* The userland shouldn't need to buffer fork on truncate
* path, because no async backend. So, just make sure it.
*/
assert(buffer_can_modify(buffer, delta));
return 0;
}
void tux3_iattrdirty(struct inode *inode)
{
struct tux3_inode *tuxnode = tux_inode(inode);
unsigned delta = tux3_inode_delta(inode);
unsigned flags = tuxnode->flags;
/* If dirtied on this delta, nothing to do */
if (tux3_iattrsta_has_delta(flags) &&
tux3_iattrsta_get_delta(flags) == tux3_delta(delta))
return;
trace("inum %Lu, delta %u", tuxnode->inum, delta);
spin_lock(&tuxnode->lock);
flags = tuxnode->flags;
if (S_ISREG(inode->i_mode) || tux3_iattrsta_has_delta(flags)) {
unsigned old_delta;
/*
* For a regular file, and even if iattrs are clean,
* we have to provide stable idata for backend.
*
* Because backend may be committing data pages. If
* so, backend have to check idata->i_size, and may
* save dtree root. But previous delta doesn't have
* stable iattrs.
*
* So, this provides stable iattrs for regular file,
* even if previous delta is clean.
*
* Other types don't have this problem, because:
* - Never dirty iattr (e.g. volmap). IOW, iattrs are
* always stable.
* - Or dirty iattr with data, e.g. directory updates
* timestamp too with data blocks.
*/
if (S_ISREG(inode->i_mode) && !tux3_iattrsta_has_delta(flags))
old_delta = tux3_delta(delta - 1);
else
old_delta = tux3_iattrsta_get_delta(flags);
/* If delta is difference, iattrs was stabilized. Copy. */
if (old_delta != tux3_delta(delta)) {
struct tux3_iattr_data *idata =
&tux3_inode_ddc(inode, old_delta)->idata;
idata_copy(inode, idata);
}
}
/* Update iattr state to current delta */
tuxnode->flags = tux3_iattrsta_update(flags, delta);
spin_unlock(&tuxnode->lock);
}
int bufferfork_to_invalidate(map_t *map, struct buffer_head *buffer)
{
if(DEBUG_MODE_U==1)
{
printf("\t\t\t\t%25s[U] %25s %4d #in\n",__FILE__,__func__,__LINE__);
}
unsigned delta = tux3_inode_delta(map->inode);
/*
* The userland shouldn't need to buffer fork on truncate
* path, because no async backend. So, just make sure it.
*/
assert(buffer_can_modify(buffer, delta));
return 0;
}
/*
* Mark inode dirty to delete. (called from ->drop_inode()).
* Caller must hold inode->i_lock.
*/
void tux3_mark_inode_to_delete(struct inode *inode)
{
struct sb *sb = tux_sb(inode->i_sb);
struct tux3_inode *tuxnode = tux_inode(inode);
unsigned delta;
/* inode has dead mark already */
if (tux3_inode_is_dead(tuxnode))
return;
change_begin_atomic(sb);
delta = tux3_inode_delta(inode);
__tux3_mark_inode_to_delete(inode, delta);
/*
* Hack: this is called under inode->i_lock. So, we have to
* release inode->i_lock to call mark_inode_dirty_sync().
*
* FIXME: we want to set I_DIRTY_SYNC (I_DIRTY_SYNC will
* prevent the indo is freed) and wakeup flusher if need,
* while preventing inode is freed. Need better way to do.
*/
if (!(tux3_dirty_flags(inode, delta) & I_DIRTY_SYNC)) {
/* FIXME: I_REFERENCED can't prevent completely */
//inode->i_state |= I_REFERENCED;
/* FIXME: I_WILL_FREE will bother igrab() grabs reference */
inode->i_state |= I_WILL_FREE;
spin_unlock(&inode->i_lock);
/* Tell dead inode to backend by marking as dirty. */
tux3_mark_inode_dirty_sync(inode);
spin_lock(&inode->i_lock);
inode->i_state &= ~I_WILL_FREE;
#ifdef __KERNEL__
wake_up_bit(&inode->i_state, __I_NEW);
#endif
}
change_end_atomic(sb);
}
/*
* Invalidate buffer, this must be called from frontend like truncate.
* Caller must hold lock_page(), and page->mapping must be valid.
*/
void tux3_invalidate_buffer(struct buffer_head *buffer)
{
unsigned delta = tux3_inode_delta(buffer_inode(buffer));
tux3_clear_buffer_dirty(buffer, delta);
discard_buffer(buffer);
}
