cr.h

/*

  Copyright (c) 2015 Martin Sustrik

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*/

#ifndef MILL_CR_INCLUDED
#define MILL_CR_INCLUDED

#include <setjmp.h>
#include <stdint.h>

#include "chan.h"
#include "debug.h"
#include "list.h"
#include "slist.h"
#include "timer.h"
#include "utils.h"

enum mill_state {
    MILL_READY,
    MILL_MSLEEP,
    MILL_FDWAIT,
    MILL_CHR,
    MILL_CHS,
    MILL_CHOOSE
};

/* The coroutine. The memory layout looks like this:

   +----------------------------------------------------+--------+---------+
   |                                              stack | valbuf | mill_cr |
   +----------------------------------------------------+--------+---------+

   - mill_cr contains generic book-keeping info about the coroutine
   - valbuf is a buffer for temporarily storing values received from channels
   - stack is a standard C stack; it grows downwards (at the moment libmill
     doesn't support microarchitectures where stack grows upwards)

*/
struct mill_cr {
    /* Status of the coroutine. Used for debugging purposes. */
    enum mill_state state;

    /* The coroutine is stored in this list if it is not blocked and it is
       waiting to be executed. In such case 'is_ready' is set to 1, otherwise
       it's set to 0. */
    int is_ready;
    struct mill_slist_item ready;

    /* If the coroutine is waiting for a deadline, it uses this timer. */
    struct mill_timer timer;

    /* The file descriptor for which the coroutine waits for an event
       when blocked in fdwait(). -1 when it isn't waiting for any event. */
    int fd;

    /* When the coroutine is blocked in fdwait(), the events that the function
       waits for. This is used only for debugging purposes. */
    int events;

    /* This structure is used when the coroutine is executing a choose
       statement. */
    struct mill_choosedata choosedata;

    /* Stored coroutine context while it is not executing. */
#if defined(__x86_64__)
    uint64_t ctx[10];
#else
    sigjmp_buf ctx;
#endif

    /* Argument to resume() call being passed to the blocked suspend() call. */
    int result;

    /* If size of the valbuf needs to be larger than mill_valbuf size it is
       allocated dyncamically and the pointer, along with the size of the buffer
       is stored here. */
    void *valbuf;
    size_t valbuf_sz;

    /* Coroutine-local storage. */
    void *clsval;

#if defined MILL_VALGRIND
    /* Valgrind stack identifier. */
    int sid;
#endif

    /* Debugging info. */
    struct mill_debug_cr debug;
};

/* Fake coroutine corresponding to the main thread of execution. */
extern struct mill_cr mill_main;

/* The coroutine that is running at the moment. */
extern struct mill_cr *mill_running;

/* Suspend running coroutine. Move to executing different coroutines. Once
   someone resumes this coroutine using mill_resume function 'result' argument
   of that function will be returned. */
int mill_suspend(void);

/* Schedules preiously suspended coroutine for execution. Keep in mind that
   it doesn't immediately run it, just puts it into the queue of ready
   coroutines. */
void mill_resume(struct mill_cr *cr, int result);

/* Returns pointer to the value buffer. The returned buffer is guaranteed
   to be at least 'size' bytes long. */
void *mill_valbuf(struct mill_cr *cr, size_t size);

/* Called in the child process after fork to stop all the coroutines 
   inherited from the parent. */
void mill_cr_postfork(void);

#endif