1 /***************************************************************************
2 * Copyright 1995, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology
3 * Electrical Eng, Software Lab.
4 * Author: Michael Veksler.
5 ***************************************************************************
7 * Purpose: Treat a shared memory block.
8 ***************************************************************************
12 #define inline __inline__
13 #include <sys/types.h>
22 #include "selectors.h"
23 #include "shm_fragment.h"
24 #include "shm_block.h"
25 #include "shm_semaph.h"
28 /* How each shmid is maped to local pointer */
29 /* Only attached shm blocks are in this construct */
30 struct local_shm_map *shm_map=NULL;
32 /* setup a new shm block (construct a shm block object).
33 * block: The pointer to the memory block (local mapping)
34 * first: The first data byte (excluding header stuff),
35 * if 0 (zero) Use the default.
36 * size: The size of the memory block.
38 void shm_setup_block(struct shm_block *block, int first, int size)
40 dprintf_shm(stddeb,"Setting up shm block at 0x%08x\n",(int )block);
41 /* setup block internal data structure */
44 /* round up - so everything starts on cache line boundary
45 * (assume cache line=32 bytes, may be bigger/smaller for
46 * different processors and different L2 caches .)
48 first=(first+0x1f) & ~0x1f;
50 block->free=size-first;
51 block->next_shm_id=-1; /* IPC shm ID (for initial linking) */
52 block->proc_idx= curr_proc_idx;
53 /* block->size is initialized in shm_FragmentInit */
54 shm_FragmentInit(block, first, size); /* first item in the free list */
57 "block was set up at 0x%08x, size=0x%04xKB, 1st usable=%02x\n",
58 (int )block,size/1024,first);
61 /* shm_attach_block: attach existing shm block, setup selectors
62 * shm_id - id of the block to attach.
63 * proc_idx - if not -1, puts this data into local mapping
64 * map - localy mapped info about this block.
66 /* NOTE: there is no check if this block is already attached.
67 * Attaching the same block more than once - is possible
68 * In case of doubt use shm_locate_block.
70 struct shm_block *shm_attach_block(int shm_id, int proc_idx,
71 struct local_shm_map *map)
73 struct shm_block *block;
75 struct local_shm_map *this;
77 shmctl(shm_id, IPC_STAT, &ds );
79 block=(struct shm_block*)shmat(shm_id, NULL, 0);
80 if (block==NULL || block == (struct shm_block*) -1) return NULL;
82 this=(struct local_shm_map *)malloc(sizeof(*this));
89 this->proc_idx=block->proc_idx;
91 this->proc_idx=proc_idx;
94 memcpy(map, this, sizeof(map));
95 map->next= NULL; /* don't pass private info */
101 struct shm_block *shm_create_block(int first, int size, int *shm_id)
103 struct shm_block *block;
108 /* round up size to a multiple of SHM_MINBLOCK */
109 size= (size+SHM_MINBLOCK-1) & ~(SHM_MINBLOCK-1);
110 *shm_id= shmget ( IPC_PRIVATE, size ,0700);
113 block=shm_attach_block(*shm_id, curr_proc_idx, NULL);
115 shm_setup_block(block, first, size);
121 ** Locate attached block. (return it, or NULL on failure)
122 ** shm_id is the block we look for.
123 ** *map - will get all the info related to this local map + proc_idx
125 ** *seg - will get the segment this block is attached to.
127 struct shm_block *shm_locate_attached_block(int shm_id,
128 struct local_shm_map *map)
130 struct local_shm_map *curr;
132 for (curr= shm_map ; curr != NULL ; curr= curr->next) {
133 if (curr->shm_id == shm_id) {
135 memcpy(map, curr, sizeof(*curr) );
136 map->next = NULL; /* this is private info ! */
142 /* block not found ! */
146 /* shm_locate_block: see shm_attach_block.
147 In addition to shm_attach_block, make sure this
148 block is not already attached.
150 struct shm_block *shm_locate_block(int shm_id, struct local_shm_map *map)
153 struct shm_block *ret;
154 ret= shm_locate_attached_block(shm_id, map);
157 /* block not found ! , try to attach */
158 return shm_attach_block(shm_id, -1, map);
161 static void forget_attached(int shmid)
163 struct local_shm_map *curr, **point_to_curr;
165 for (curr= shm_map, point_to_curr= &shm_map ;
167 curr= curr->next, point_to_curr= &curr->next ) {
168 if (curr->shm_id == shmid) {
169 *point_to_curr= curr->next;
175 /* delete chain of shm blocks (pointing to each other)
176 * Do it in reverse order. (This is what the recursion is for)
178 void shm_delete_chain(int *shmid)
180 struct shm_block *block;
185 block= shm_locate_block(*shmid, NULL);
186 forget_attached( *shmid );
189 shm_delete_chain(&block->next_shm_id);
190 shmctl(*shmid, IPC_RMID, NULL);
192 shmdt((char *)block);
195 #endif /* CONFIG_IPC */