rcuja: introduce union to represent nodes
[userspace-rcu.git] / rcuja / rcuja.c
1 /*
2 * rcuja/rcuja.c
3 *
4 * Userspace RCU library - RCU Judy Array
5 *
6 * Copyright 2012 - Mathieu Desnoyers <mathieu.desnoyers@efficios.com>
7 *
8 * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
9 * modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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11 * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
12 *
13 * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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17 *
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21 */
22
23 #include <stdint.h>
24 #include <limits.h>
25 #include <urcu/rcuja.h>
26 #include <urcu/compiler.h>
27 #include <urcu/arch.h>
28 #include <assert.h>
29 #include "rcuja-internal.h"
30 #include "bitfield.h"
31
32 enum rcu_ja_type_class {
33 RCU_JA_LINEAR = 0, /* Type A */
34 /* 32-bit: 1 to 25 children, 8 to 128 bytes */
35 /* 64-bit: 1 to 28 children, 16 to 256 bytes */
36 RCU_JA_POOL = 1, /* Type B */
37 /* 32-bit: 26 to 100 children, 256 to 512 bytes */
38 /* 64-bit: 29 to 112 children, 512 to 1024 bytes */
39 RCU_JA_PIGEON = 2, /* Type C */
40 /* 32-bit: 101 to 256 children, 1024 bytes */
41 /* 64-bit: 113 to 256 children, 2048 bytes */
42 /* Leaf nodes are implicit from their height in the tree */
43 RCU_JA_NR_TYPES,
44 };
45
46 struct rcu_ja_type {
47 enum rcu_ja_type_class type_class;
48 uint16_t min_child; /* minimum number of children: 1 to 256 */
49 uint16_t max_child; /* maximum number of children: 1 to 256 */
50 uint16_t order; /* node size is (1 << order), in bytes */
51 uint16_t nr_pool_order; /* number of pools */
52 uint16_t pool_size_order; /* pool size */
53 };
54
55 /*
56 * Number of least significant pointer bits reserved to represent the
57 * child type.
58 */
59 #define JA_TYPE_BITS 3
60 #define JA_TYPE_MAX_NR (1U << JA_TYPE_BITS)
61 #define JA_TYPE_MASK (JA_TYPE_MAX_NR - 1)
62 #define JA_PTR_MASK (~JA_TYPE_MASK)
63
64 #define JA_ENTRY_PER_NODE 256UL
65
66 /*
67 * Iteration on the array to find the right node size for the number of
68 * children stops when it reaches .max_child == 256 (this is the largest
69 * possible node size, which contains 256 children).
70 * The min_child overlaps with the previous max_child to provide an
71 * hysteresis loop to reallocation for patterns of cyclic add/removal
72 * within the same node.
73 * The node the index within the following arrays is represented on 3
74 * bits. It identifies the node type, min/max number of children, and
75 * the size order.
76 * The max_child values for the RCU_JA_POOL below result from
77 * statistical approximation: over million populations, the max_child
78 * covers between 97% and 99% of the populations generated. Therefore, a
79 * fallback should exist to cover the rare extreme population unbalance
80 * cases, but it will not have a major impact on speed nor space
81 * consumption, since those are rare cases.
82 */
83
84 #if (CAA_BITS_PER_LONG < 64)
85 /* 32-bit pointers */
86 enum {
87 ja_type_0_max_child = 1,
88 ja_type_1_max_child = 3,
89 ja_type_2_max_child = 6,
90 ja_type_3_max_child = 12,
91 ja_type_4_max_child = 25,
92 ja_type_5_max_child = 48,
93 ja_type_6_max_child = 92,
94 ja_type_7_max_child = 256,
95 };
96
97 enum {
98 ja_type_5_nr_pool_order = 1,
99 ja_type_6_nr_pool_order = 2,
100 };
101
102 const struct rcu_ja_type ja_types[] = {
103 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 1, .max_child = ja_type_0_max_child, .order = 3, },
104 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 1, .max_child = ja_type_1_max_child, .order = 4, },
105 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 3, .max_child = ja_type_2_max_child, .order = 5, },
106 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 4, .max_child = ja_type_3_max_child, .order = 6, },
107 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 10, .max_child = ja_type_4_max_child, .order = 7, },
108
109 /* Pools may fill sooner than max_child */
110 { .type_class = RCU_JA_POOL, .min_child = 20, .max_child = ja_type_5_max_child, .order = 8, .nr_pool_order = ja_type_5_nr_pool_order, .pool_size_order = 7, },
111 { .type_class = RCU_JA_POOL, .min_child = 45, .max_child = ja_type_6_max_child, .order = 9, .nr_pool_order = ja_type_6_nr_pool_order, .pool_size_order = 7, },
112
113 /*
114 * TODO: Upon node removal below min_child, if child pool is
115 * filled beyond capacity, we need to roll back to pigeon.
116 */
117 { .type_class = RCU_JA_PIGEON, .min_child = 89, .max_child = ja_type_7_max_child, .order = 10, },
118 };
119 #else /* !(CAA_BITS_PER_LONG < 64) */
120 /* 64-bit pointers */
121 enum {
122 ja_type_0_max_child = 1,
123 ja_type_1_max_child = 3,
124 ja_type_2_max_child = 7,
125 ja_type_3_max_child = 14,
126 ja_type_4_max_child = 28,
127 ja_type_5_max_child = 54,
128 ja_type_6_max_child = 104,
129 ja_type_7_max_child = 256,
130 };
131
132 enum {
133 ja_type_5_nr_pool_order = 1,
134 ja_type_6_nr_pool_order = 2,
135 };
136
137 const struct rcu_ja_type ja_types[] = {
138 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 1, .max_child = ja_type_0_max_child, .order = 4, },
139 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 1, .max_child = ja_type_1_max_child, .order = 5, },
140 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 3, .max_child = ja_type_2_max_child, .order = 6, },
141 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 5, .max_child = ja_type_3_max_child, .order = 7, },
142 { .type_class = RCU_JA_LINEAR, .min_child = 10, .max_child = ja_type_4_max_child, .order = 8, },
143
144 /* Pools may fill sooner than max_child. */
145 { .type_class = RCU_JA_POOL, .min_child = 22, .max_child = ja_type_5_max_child, .order = 9, .nr_pool_order = ja_type_5_nr_pool_order, .pool_size_order = 8, },
146 { .type_class = RCU_JA_POOL, .min_child = 51, .max_child = ja_type_6_max_child, .order = 10, .nr_pool_order = ja_type_6_nr_pool_order, .pool_size_order = 8, },
147
148 /*
149 * TODO: Upon node removal below min_child, if child pool is
150 * filled beyond capacity, we need to roll back to pigeon.
151 */
152 { .type_class = RCU_JA_PIGEON, .min_child = 101, .max_child = ja_type_7_max_child, .order = 11, },
153 };
154 #endif /* !(BITS_PER_LONG < 64) */
155
156 static inline __attribute__((unused))
157 void static_array_size_check(void)
158 {
159 CAA_BUILD_BUG_ON(CAA_ARRAY_SIZE(ja_types) > JA_TYPE_MAX_NR);
160 }
161
162 /* Never declared. Opaque type used to store flagged node pointers. */
163 struct rcu_ja_node_flag;
164
165 /*
166 * The rcu_ja_node contains the compressed node data needed for
167 * read-side. For linear and pool node configurations, it starts with a
168 * byte counting the number of children in the node. Then, the
169 * node-specific data is placed.
170 * The node mutex, if any is needed, protecting concurrent updated of
171 * each node is placed in a separate hash table indexed by node address.
172 * For the pigeon configuration, the number of children is also kept in
173 * a separate hash table, indexed by node address, because it is only
174 * required for updates.
175 */
176
177 #define DECLARE_LINEAR_NODE(index) \
178 struct { \
179 uint8_t nr_child; \
180 uint8_t child_value[ja_type_## index ##_max_child]; \
181 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *child_ptr[ja_type_## index ##_max_child]; \
182 }
183
184 #define DECLARE_POOL_NODE(index) \
185 struct { \
186 struct { \
187 uint8_t nr_child; \
188 uint8_t child_value[ja_type_## index ##_max_child >> ja_type_## index ##_nr_pool_order]; \
189 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *child_ptr[ja_type_## index ##_max_child >> ja_type_## index ##_nr_pool_order]; \
190 } linear[1U << ja_type_## index ##_nr_pool_order]; \
191 }
192
193 struct rcu_ja_node {
194 union {
195 /* Linear configuration */
196 DECLARE_LINEAR_NODE(0) conf_0;
197 DECLARE_LINEAR_NODE(1) conf_1;
198 DECLARE_LINEAR_NODE(2) conf_2;
199 DECLARE_LINEAR_NODE(3) conf_3;
200 DECLARE_LINEAR_NODE(4) conf_4;
201
202 /* Pool configuration */
203 DECLARE_POOL_NODE(5) conf_5;
204 DECLARE_POOL_NODE(6) conf_6;
205
206 /* Pigeon configuration */
207 struct {
208 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *child[ja_type_7_max_child];
209 } conf_7;
210 /* data aliasing nodes for computed accesses */
211 uint8_t data[sizeof(struct rcu_ja_node_flag *) * ja_type_7_max_child];
212 } u;
213 };
214
215 static
216 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *ja_node_flag(struct rcu_ja_node *node, unsigned int type)
217 {
218 assert(type < RCU_JA_NR_TYPES);
219 return (struct rcu_ja_node_flag *) (((unsigned long) node) | type);
220 }
221
222 static
223 unsigned int ja_node_type(struct rcu_ja_node_flag *node)
224 {
225 unsigned int type;
226
227 type = (unsigned int) ((unsigned long) node & JA_TYPE_MASK);
228 assert(type < RCU_JA_NR_TYPES);
229 return type;
230 }
231
232 static
233 struct rcu_ja_node *ja_node_ptr(struct rcu_ja_node_flag *node)
234 {
235 return (struct rcu_ja_node *) (((unsigned long) node) | JA_PTR_MASK);
236 }
237
238 struct rcu_ja_node *alloc_rcu_ja_node(struct rcu_ja_type *ja_type)
239 {
240 return calloc(1U << ja_type->order, sizeof(char));
241 }
242
243 void free_rcu_ja_node(struct rcu_ja_node *node)
244 {
245 free(node);
246 }
247
248 #define __JA_ALIGN_MASK(v, mask) (((v) + (mask)) & ~(mask))
249 #define JA_ALIGN(v, align) __JA_ALIGN_MASK(v, (typeof(v)) (align) - 1)
250 #define __JA_FLOOR_MASK(v, mask) ((v) & ~(mask))
251 #define JA_FLOOR(v, align) __JA_FLOOR_MASK(v, (typeof(v)) (align) - 1)
252
253 static
254 uint8_t *align_ptr_size(uint8_t *ptr)
255 {
256 return (uint8_t *) JA_ALIGN((unsigned long) ptr, sizeof(void *));
257 }
258
259 static
260 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *ja_linear_node_get_nth(const struct rcu_ja_type *type,
261 struct rcu_ja_node *node,
262 uint8_t n)
263 {
264 uint8_t nr_child;
265 uint8_t *values;
266 struct rcu_ja_node_flag **pointers;
267 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *ptr;
268 unsigned int i;
269
270 assert(!type || type->type_class == RCU_JA_LINEAR);
271
272 nr_child = node->u.data[0];
273 cmm_smp_rmb(); /* read nr_child before values */
274 assert(!type || nr_child <= type->max_child);
275 assert(!type || nr_child >= type->min_child);
276
277 values = &node->u.data[1];
278 for (i = 0; i < nr_child; i++) {
279 if (values[i] == n)
280 break;
281 }
282 if (i >= nr_child)
283 return NULL;
284 cmm_smp_rmb(); /* read values before pointer */
285 pointers = (struct rcu_ja_node_flag **) align_ptr_size(&values[nr_child]);
286 ptr = pointers[i];
287 assert(ja_node_ptr(ptr) != NULL);
288 return ptr;
289 }
290
291 static
292 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *ja_pool_node_get_nth(const struct rcu_ja_type *type,
293 struct rcu_ja_node *node,
294 uint8_t n)
295 {
296 struct rcu_ja_node *linear;
297
298 assert(type->type_class == RCU_JA_POOL);
299 linear = (struct rcu_ja_node *)
300 &node->u.data[((unsigned long) n >> (CHAR_BIT - type->nr_pool_order)) << type->pool_size_order];
301 return ja_linear_node_get_nth(NULL, linear, n);
302 }
303
304 static
305 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *ja_pigeon_node_get_nth(const struct rcu_ja_type *type,
306 struct rcu_ja_node *node,
307 uint8_t n)
308 {
309 assert(type->type_class == RCU_JA_PIGEON);
310 return ((struct rcu_ja_node_flag **) node->u.data)[n];
311 }
312
313 /* ja_node_get_nth: get nth item from a node */
314 static
315 struct rcu_ja_node_flag *ja_node_get_nth(struct rcu_ja_node_flag *node_flag,
316 uint8_t n)
317 {
318 unsigned int type_index;
319 struct rcu_ja_node *node;
320 const struct rcu_ja_type *type;
321
322 node_flag = rcu_dereference(node_flag);
323 node = ja_node_ptr(node_flag);
324 assert(node != NULL);
325 type_index = ja_node_type(node_flag);
326 type = &ja_types[type_index];
327
328 switch (type->type_class) {
329 case RCU_JA_LINEAR:
330 return ja_linear_node_get_nth(type, node, n);
331 case RCU_JA_POOL:
332 return ja_pool_node_get_nth(type, node, n);
333 case RCU_JA_PIGEON:
334 return ja_pigeon_node_get_nth(type, node, n);
335 default:
336 assert(0);
337 return (void *) -1UL;
338 }
339 }
340
341 /*
342 * ja_node_set_nth: set nth item within a node. asserts that it is not
343 * there yet.
344 */
345
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