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#ident "Copyright (c) 2006, 2015, Percona and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved."

#include <toku_race_tools.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <pthread.h>

#include "memory.h"
#include "partitioned_counter.h"
#include "doubly_linked_list.h"
#include "growable_array.h"
#include <portability/toku_atomic.h>

#ifdef __APPLE__
// TODO(leif): The __thread declspec is broken in ways I don't understand
// on Darwin.  Partitioned counters use them and it would be prohibitive
// to tease them apart before a week after 6.5.0, so instead, we're just
// not going to use them in the most brutal way possible.  This is a
// terrible implementation of the API in partitioned_counter.h but it
// should be correct enough to release a non-performant version on OSX for
// development.  Soon, we need to either make portable partitioned
// counters, or we need to do this disabling in a portable way.

struct partitioned_counter {
    uint64_t v;
};

PARTITIONED_COUNTER create_partitioned_counter(void) {
    PARTITIONED_COUNTER XCALLOC(counter);
    return counter;
}

void destroy_partitioned_counter(PARTITIONED_COUNTER counter) {
    toku_free(counter);
}

void increment_partitioned_counter(PARTITIONED_COUNTER counter, uint64_t delta) {
    (void) toku_sync_fetch_and_add(&counter->v, delta);
}

uint64_t read_partitioned_counter(PARTITIONED_COUNTER counter) {
    return counter->v;
}

void partitioned_counters_init(void) {}
void partitioned_counters_destroy(void) {}

#else // __APPLE__

//******************************************************************************
//
// Representation: The representation of a partitioned counter comprises a
//  sum, called sum_of_dead; an index, called the ckey, which indexes into a
//  thread-local array to find a thread-local part of the counter; and a
//  linked list of thread-local parts.
//
//  There is also a linked list, for each thread that has a thread-local part
//  of any counter, of all the thread-local parts of all the counters.
//
//  There is a pthread_key which gives us a hook to clean up thread-local
//  state when a thread terminates.  For each thread-local part of a counter
//  that the thread has, we add in the thread-local sum into the sum_of_dead.
//
//  Finally there is a list of all the thread-local arrays so that when we
//  destroy the partitioned counter before the threads are done, we can find
//  and destroy the thread_local_arrays before destroying the pthread_key.
//
// Abstraction function: The sum is represented by the sum of _sum and the
//  sum's of the thread-local parts of the counter.
//
// Representation invariant: Every thread-local part is in the linked list of
//  the thread-local parts of its counter, as well as in the linked list of
//  the counters of a the thread.
//
//******************************************************************************

//******************************************************************************
// The mutex for the PARTITIONED_COUNTER
// We have a single mutex for all the counters because
//  (a) the mutex is obtained infrequently, and
//  (b) it helps us avoid race conditions when destroying the counters.
// The alternative that I couldn't make work is to have a mutex per counter.
//   But the problem is that the counter can be destroyed before threads
//   terminate, or maybe a thread terminates before the counter is destroyed.
//   If the counter is destroyed first, then the mutex is no longer available.
//******************************************************************************

using namespace toku;

static pthread_mutex_t partitioned_counter_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;

static void pc_lock (void)
// Effect: Lock the mutex.
{
    int r = pthread_mutex_lock(&partitioned_counter_mutex);
    assert(r==0);
}

static void pc_unlock (void)
// Effect: Unlock the mutex.
{
    int r = pthread_mutex_unlock(&partitioned_counter_mutex);
    assert(r==0);
}

//******************************************************************************
// Key creation primitives
//******************************************************************************
static void pk_create (pthread_key_t *key, void (*destructor)(void*)) {
    int r = pthread_key_create(key, destructor);
    assert(r==0);
}

static void pk_delete (pthread_key_t key) {
    int r = pthread_key_delete(key);
    assert(r==0);
}

static void pk_setspecific (pthread_key_t key, const void *value) {
    int r = pthread_setspecific(key, value);
    assert(r==0);
}

//******************************************************************************
// The counter itself.
// The thread local part of a counter, comprising the thread-local sum a pointer
//  to the partitioned_counter, a pointer to the thread_local list head, and two
//  linked lists. One of the lists is all the thread-local parts that belong to
//  the same counter, and the other is all the thread-local parts that belogn to
//  the same thread.
//******************************************************************************

struct local_counter;

struct partitioned_counter {
    uint64_t       sum_of_dead;                                     // The sum of all thread-local counts from threads that have terminated.
    uint64_t       pc_key;                                          // A unique integer among all counters that have been created but not yet destroyed.
    DoublyLinkedList<struct local_counter *> ll_counter_head; // A linked list of all the thread-local information for this counter.
};

struct local_counter {
    uint64_t                                   sum;                // The thread-local sum.
    PARTITIONED_COUNTER                        owner_pc;           // The partitioned counter that this is part of.
    GrowableArray<struct local_counter *>     *thread_local_array; // The thread local array for this thread holds this local_counter at offset owner_pc->pc_key.
    LinkedListElement<struct local_counter *>  ll_in_counter;      // Element for the doubly-linked list of thread-local information for this PARTITIONED_COUNTER.
};

// Try to get it it into one cache line by aligning it.
static __thread GrowableArray<struct local_counter *> thread_local_array;
static __thread bool                                  thread_local_array_inited = false;

static DoublyLinkedList<GrowableArray<struct local_counter *> *> all_thread_local_arrays;
static __thread LinkedListElement<GrowableArray<struct local_counter *> *> thread_local_ll_elt;

static void destroy_thread_local_part_of_partitioned_counters (void *ignore_me);
static void destroy_thread_local_part_of_partitioned_counters (void *ignore_me __attribute__((__unused__)))
// Effect: This function is called whenever a thread terminates using the
//  destructor of the thread_destructor_key (defined below).  First grab the
//  lock, then go through all the partitioned counters and removes the part that
//  is local to this thread.  We don't actually need the contents of the
//  thread_destructor_key except to cause this function to run.  The content of
//  the key is a static string, so don't try to free it.
{
    pc_lock();
    for (size_t i=0; i<thread_local_array.get_size(); i++) {
        struct local_counter *lc = thread_local_array.fetch_unchecked(i);
        if (lc==NULL) continue;
        PARTITIONED_COUNTER owner = lc->owner_pc;
        owner->sum_of_dead += lc->sum;
        owner->ll_counter_head.remove(&lc->ll_in_counter);
        toku_free(lc);
    }
    all_thread_local_arrays.remove(&thread_local_ll_elt);
    thread_local_array_inited = false;
    thread_local_array.deinit();
    pc_unlock();
}

//******************************************************************************
// We employ a system-wide pthread_key simply to get a notification when a
//  thread terminates. The key will simply contain a constant string (it's "dont
//  care", but it doesn't matter what it is, as long as it's not NULL.  We need
//  a constructor function to set up the pthread_key.  We used a constructor
//  function intead of a C++ constructor because that's what we are used to,
//  rather than because it's necessarily better.  Whenever a thread tries to
//  increment a partitioned_counter for the first time, it sets the
//  pthread_setspecific for the thread_destructor_key.  It's OK if the key gets
//  setspecific multiple times, it's always the same value.  When a thread (that
//  has created a thread-local part of any partitioned counter) terminates, the
//  destroy_thread_local_part_of_partitioned_counters will run.  It may run
//  before or after other pthread_key destructors, but the thread-local
//  ll_thread_head variable is still present until the thread is completely done
//  running.
//******************************************************************************

static pthread_key_t thread_destructor_key;

//******************************************************************************
// We don't like using up pthread_keys (macos provides only 128 of them),
// so we built our own.   Also, looking at the source code for linux libc,
// it looks like pthread_keys get slower if there are a lot of them.
// So we use only one pthread_key.
//******************************************************************************

GrowableArray<bool> counters_in_use;

static uint64_t allocate_counter (void)
// Effect: Find an unused counter number, and allocate it, returning the counter number.
//  Grabs the pc_lock.
{
    uint64_t ret;
    pc_lock();
    size_t size = counters_in_use.get_size();
    for (uint64_t i=0; i<size; i++) {
        if (!counters_in_use.fetch_unchecked(i)) {
            counters_in_use.store_unchecked(i, true);
            ret = i;
            goto unlock;
        }
    }
    counters_in_use.push(true);
    ret = size;
unlock:
    pc_unlock();
    return ret;
}


static void free_counter(uint64_t counternum)
// Effect: Free a counter.
// Requires: The pc mutex is held before calling.
{
    assert(counternum < counters_in_use.get_size());
    assert(counters_in_use.fetch_unchecked(counternum));
    counters_in_use.store_unchecked(counternum, false);
}

static void destroy_counters (void) {
    counters_in_use.deinit();
}


//******************************************************************************
// Now for the code that actually creates a counter.
//******************************************************************************

PARTITIONED_COUNTER create_partitioned_counter(void)
// Effect: Create a counter, initialized to zero.
{
    PARTITIONED_COUNTER XMALLOC(result);
    result->sum_of_dead = 0;
    result->pc_key = allocate_counter();
    result->ll_counter_head.init();
    return result;
}

void destroy_partitioned_counter(PARTITIONED_COUNTER pc)
// Effect: Destroy the counter.  No operations on this counter are permitted after.
// Implementation note: Since we have a global lock, we can destroy all the thread-local
//  versions as well.
{
    pc_lock();
    uint64_t pc_key = pc->pc_key;
    LinkedListElement<struct local_counter *> *first;
    while (pc->ll_counter_head.pop(&first)) {
        // We just removed first from the counter list, now we must remove it from the thread-local array.
        struct local_counter *lc = first->get_container();
        assert(pc == lc->owner_pc);
        GrowableArray<struct local_counter *> *tla = lc->thread_local_array;
        tla->store_unchecked(pc_key, NULL);
        toku_free(lc);
    }
    toku_free(pc);
    free_counter(pc_key);
    pc_unlock();
}

static inline struct local_counter *get_thread_local_counter(uint64_t pc_key, GrowableArray<struct local_counter *> *a)
{
    if (pc_key >= a->get_size()) {
        return NULL;
    } else {
        return a->fetch_unchecked(pc_key);
    }
}

static struct local_counter *get_or_alloc_thread_local_counter(PARTITIONED_COUNTER pc)
{
    // Only this thread is allowed to modify thread_local_array, except for setting tla->array[pc_key] to NULL
    // when a counter is destroyed (and in that case there should be no race because no other thread should be
    // trying to access the same local counter at the same time.
    uint64_t pc_key = pc->pc_key;
    struct local_counter *lc = get_thread_local_counter(pc->pc_key, &thread_local_array);
    if (lc == NULL) {
        XMALLOC(lc);    // Might as well do the malloc without holding the pc lock.  But most of the rest of this work needs the lock.
        pc_lock();

        // Set things up so that this thread terminates, the thread-local parts of the counter will be destroyed and merged into their respective counters.
        if (!thread_local_array_inited) {
            pk_setspecific(thread_destructor_key, "dont care");
            thread_local_array_inited=true;
            thread_local_array.init();
            all_thread_local_arrays.insert(&thread_local_ll_elt, &thread_local_array);
        }

        lc->sum         = 0;
        TOKU_VALGRIND_HG_DISABLE_CHECKING(&lc->sum, sizeof(lc->sum)); // the counter increment is kind of racy.
        lc->owner_pc    = pc;
        lc->thread_local_array = &thread_local_array;

        // Grow the array if needed, filling in NULLs
        while (thread_local_array.get_size() <= pc_key) {
            thread_local_array.push(NULL);
        }
        thread_local_array.store_unchecked(pc_key, lc);
        pc->ll_counter_head.insert(&lc->ll_in_counter, lc);
        pc_unlock();
    }
    return lc;
}

void increment_partitioned_counter(PARTITIONED_COUNTER pc, uint64_t amount)
// Effect: Increment the counter by amount.
// Requires: No overflows.  This is a 64-bit unsigned counter.
{
    struct local_counter *lc = get_or_alloc_thread_local_counter(pc);
    lc->sum += amount;
}

static int sumit(struct local_counter *lc, uint64_t *sum) {
    (*sum)+=lc->sum;
    return 0;
}

uint64_t read_partitioned_counter(PARTITIONED_COUNTER pc)
// Effect: Return the current value of the counter.
// Implementation note: Sum all the thread-local counts along with the sum_of_the_dead.
{
    pc_lock();
    uint64_t sum = pc->sum_of_dead;
    int r = pc->ll_counter_head.iterate<uint64_t *>(sumit, &sum);
    assert(r==0);
    pc_unlock();
    return sum;
}

void partitioned_counters_init(void)
// Effect: Initialize any partitioned counters data structures that must be set up before any partitioned counters run.
{
    pk_create(&thread_destructor_key, destroy_thread_local_part_of_partitioned_counters);
    all_thread_local_arrays.init();
}

void partitioned_counters_destroy(void)
// Effect: Destroy any partitioned counters data structures.
{
    pc_lock();
    LinkedListElement<GrowableArray<struct local_counter *> *> *a_ll;
    while (all_thread_local_arrays.pop(&a_ll)) {
        a_ll->get_container()->deinit();
    }

    pk_delete(thread_destructor_key);
    destroy_counters();
    pc_unlock();
}

#endif // __APPLE__
