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/* * procTypes.h -- * * External declarations of data structures * for managing processes. * * Copyright 1986, 1988 Regents of the University of California * Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this * software and its documentation for any purpose and without * fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright * notice appear in all copies. The University of California * makes no representations about the suitability of this * software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without * express or implied warranty. * * * rcsid $Header: /sprite/src/kernel/proc/RCS/procTypes.h,v 1.7 91/05/06 14:42:04 kupfer Exp $ SPRITE (Berkeley) */ #ifndef _PROCTYPES #define _PROCTYPES #ifdef KERNEL #include <user/proc.h> #include <user/sync.h> #include <syncLock.h> #include <list.h> #include <timer.h> #include <sigTypes.h> #include <machTypes.h> #include <sysSysCallParam.h> #else #include <proc.h> #include <sync.h> #include <kernel/syncLock.h> #include <list.h> #include <kernel/timer.h> #include <kernel/sigTypes.h> #include <kernel/machTypes.h> #endif /* */ /* * Constants for Proc_Exec(). * * PROC_MAX_EXEC_ARG_LENGTH The maximum length of all arguments that are * passed to exec. Also used to bound any * individual argument. * PROC_MAX_EXEC_ARGS The maximum number of arguments that can be * passed to an exec'd process. By making it * the same, each argument could conceivably be * a single byte. */ #define PROC_MAX_EXEC_ARG_LENGTH 20480 #define PROC_MAX_EXEC_ARGS 20480 /* * Masks to extract the proc table index and the generation number from * a process id. Process IDs need to be unique across reuses of the same * procTable slot, and they need to be unique from host to host. */ /* * PROC_INDEX_MASK is defined in user/proc.h. * #define PROC_INDEX_MASK 0x000000FF */ #define PROC_ID_NUM_MASK 0x0000FF00 #define PROC_ID_NUM_SHIFT 8 #define PROC_GEN_NUM_MASK 0x000F0000 #define PROC_GEN_NUM_SHIFT 16 /* * Number of locks that can be pushed on the lock stack for a process. The * stack is used in the sync module to determine the locking structure of the * system. */ #define PROC_LOCKSTACK_SIZE 10 /* DATA STRUCTURES */ /* * Structure passed to the function called by Proc_CallFunc. */ typedef struct { unsigned int interval; /* Set by func to cause it to be * rescheduled. */ ClientData clientData; /* Data given to Proc_CallFunc*(). */ ClientData token; /* Unique token to identify this call.*/ } Proc_CallInfo; /* * Structure to describe an environment. */ typedef struct { int refCount; /* Number of processes using this * environment. */ int size; /* Number of elements in environment. */ struct ProcEnvironVar *varArray; /* The environment itself. */ } Proc_EnvironInfo; /* * >>> Process state flags have been moved to user/proc.h <<< */ /* * Proc_PCBLinks is used to link the PCB entry into various doubly-linked * lists. For example, processes waiting on an event are linked togther. */ typedef struct { List_Links links; /* Linked list for the hash chain. */ struct Proc_ControlBlock *procPtr; /* Back pointer to this structure. */ } Proc_PCBLink; /* * Proc_Time is used to represent time such that it can be understood * by users through Proc_GetPCBInfo in a machine independent format and * by the kernel in a machine dependent ticks format. Thus all users of * Proc_Time in the kernel should always use the ticks field and user * programs that call Proc_GetPCBInfo should use the time field. */ typedef union { Timer_Ticks ticks; /* The kernel's notion of time. */ Time time; /* The user's notion of time. */ } Proc_Time; typedef struct { int type; /* type of lock */ Address lockPtr; /* Ptr to lock */ } Proc_LockStackElement; /* * The Proc_ControlBlock structure: * It contains information to manage the process such as virtual * memory usage, cpu usage, scheduling info, process state, * which processor the process is executing on, etc. */ typedef struct Proc_ControlBlock { List_Links links; /* Used to link processes together. */ int processor; /* Processor number the process is running on * or wants to run on if the processor is * available. */ Proc_State state; /* Describes a process's current running state. * >>> See Proc_State definitions in * >>> user/proc.h. */ int genFlags; /* Flags to describe a processes overall state. * >>> See definitions in user/proc.h. */ int syncFlags; /* Flags used by the sync module. */ int schedFlags; /* Flags used by the sched module. */ int exitFlags; /* Flags used by the exit-detach- * wait monitor. */ List_Links childListHdr; /* Header for list of children. */ List_Links *childList; /* Pointer to header of list. */ Proc_PCBLink siblingElement; /* Element in list of sibling * processes. */ Proc_PCBLink familyElement; /* Element in a list of family members. */ /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Various Process Identifiers. * * Note that the user and effectiveUser ID are kept here because * they are used for permission checking in various places. There * is also a list of group IDs which is kept in the filesystem state. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ Proc_PID processID; /* Actual process ID of this * process (for migrated processes * this is different than the PID * that the user sees). */ Proc_PID parentID; /* The process ID of the parent * of this process. */ int familyID; /* The id of the process family that * this process belongs to. */ int userID; /* The user id is used to check access * rights to files and check ability * to signal other processes. */ int effectiveUserID; /* The effective user id is used * for setuid access. */ /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Synchronization fields. * * Synchronization state includes an event the process is waiting on. * PCB's are linked into a hash chain keyed on this event. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ int event; /* Event # the process is waiting for. */ Proc_PCBLink eventHashChain; /* Hash chain this PCB is linked to */ /* * Monitor conditions for locking this PCB entry. */ Sync_Condition waitCondition; Sync_Condition lockedCondition; /* * Fields for remote waiting. A token is kept to guard against the * race between the wakeup message and the process's decision to sleep. */ int waitToken; /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Scheduling fields. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ int billingRate; /* Modifies the scheduler's calculation of * the processes priority. */ unsigned int recentUsage; /* Amount of CPU time used recently */ unsigned int weightedUsage; /* Smoothed avg. of CPU usage, weighted by * billing rate. */ unsigned int unweightedUsage; /* Smoothed avg. of CPU usage, not weighted by * billing rate. */ /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Accounting and Resource Usage fields. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ Proc_Time kernelCpuUsage; /* How much time has been spent in kernel mode*/ Proc_Time userCpuUsage; /* How much time has been spent in user mode. */ Proc_Time childKernelCpuUsage; /* Sum of time spent in kernel mode for * all terminated children. */ Proc_Time childUserCpuUsage; /* Sum of time spent in user mode for * all terminated children. */ int numQuantumEnds; /* number of times the process was * context switched due to a quantum * end. */ int numWaitEvents; /* number of times the process was * context switched due to its waiting * for an event. */ unsigned int schedQuantumTicks; /* Number of clock ticks until this * process is due to be switched out. */ /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Machine-Dependent fields. * * General processor registers, stack information. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ struct Mach_State *machStatePtr; /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Virtual Memory fields. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ struct Vm_ProcInfo *vmPtr; /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * I/O and File System fields. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ struct Fs_ProcessState *fsPtr; /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Termination Reason, Status and Status Subcode Information. * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ int termReason; /* Reason why process has died or * it has been detached. */ /* >>> See definitions in procUser.h */ int termStatus; /* Exit/detach status or signal number * that caused the process to die. */ /* >>> See definitions in procUser.h */ int termCode; /* The code for the signal. */ /* >>> See definitions in procUser.h */ /* *----------------------------------------------------------------- * * Signals * *----------------------------------------------------------------- */ int sigHoldMask; /* Mask of signals to be held. */ int sigPendingMask; /* Mask of pending signals. */ /* Array of the different types of actions for signals. */ int sigActions[SIG_NUM_SIGNALS]; /* Array of signal hold masks for signal handlers. */ int sigMasks[SIG_NUM_SIGNALS]; /* Array of signal handlers for signals. */ int sigCodes[SIG_NUM_SIGNALS]; int sigFlags; /* Flags to indicate the signal state. */ int oldSigHoldMask; /* Mask of held signals when a Sig_Pause call starts. */ int sigAddr; /* Address of the fault. */ /* * Info for interval timers. The timer info is not put directly in * this struct so additional timers can be added without extending * the struct. This information is used to deliver the SIG_TIMER signal * to the process. */ struct ProcIntTimerInfo *timerArray; /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------- * * Data for process migration. * *--------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int peerHostID; /* If on home node, ID of remote node. * If on remote node, ID of home node. * If not migrated, undefined. */ Proc_PID peerProcessID; /* If on remote note, process ID on * home node, and vice-versa. */ struct Proc_ControlBlock *rpcClientProcess; /* procPtr for migrated process * performing system call, if * applicable. */ /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------- * * Miscellaneous items: * *--------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * Info that describes the process's environment variable table. */ Proc_EnvironInfo *environPtr; /* * Arguments for the process, taken from Proc_Exec. */ char *argString; #ifdef LOCKDEP /* * Stack of locks that process has grabbed. */ Proc_LockStackElement lockStack[PROC_LOCKSTACK_SIZE]; int lockStackSize; #endif #ifndef CLEAN_LOCK /* * Information on contention for PCB locks. PCB locks are implemented * as a bit in the genflag field and don't use the standard locking * stuff. The following field is used to keep lock information. * Its type is Sync_Semaphore, but it is not used as such. */ Sync_Semaphore lockInfo; #endif /* * Used to speed up basic kernel-call processing. These two fields * must be next to each other in the table, and in the order below. * If you change this, you'll have to change the assembler code that * takes kernel-call traps. */ ReturnStatus (**kcallTable)(); /* Pointer to array of addresses, * which are procedures to handle * the various kernel calls. Points * to a different place for migrated * processes than for processes running * at home. */ int specialHandling; /* If non-zero, means the process * requires special (slower) handling * (deliver signal, switch contexts, * etc.) on return from the next kernel * call. */ /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------- * * User level profiling information * *--------------------------------------------------------------------- */ short *Prof_Buffer; /* Pointer to an array of profiling information * in the process's address space. */ int Prof_BufferSize; /* The size of Prof_Buffer. */ int Prof_Offset; /* Value subtracted from the program counter */ int Prof_Scale; /* 16 bit fixed point fraction. Scales the PC * to fit in the Prof_Buffer */ int Prof_PC; /* Program counter recorded during the last * timer tick. */ /* * This needs to go with the other migration stuff but can't without * a world recompile. */ Address remoteExecBuffer; /* Buffer to store info for remote * exec prior to migration. */ Address migCmdBuffer; /* Buffer to store multi-part * migration command. */ int migCmdBufSize; /* Size of migCmdBuffer, for * sanity checks. */ int migFlags; /* Flags used for migration. (Needs * to be reorganized to include things * currently in genFlags but that will * also require a world recompile.) */ Proc_Time preEvictionUsage; /* CPU usage (user + kernel) * as of the start of * eviction. */ /* * UNIX compatibility. */ int unixErrno; /* Errno for unix system call. */ /* * As a random convention, we'll set unixProgress to -1 if the * program is not in unix compatibility mode; otherwise * unixProgres != -1. */ int unixProgress; /* Progress indicator for restarting unix system calls. */ /* * More lock instrumentation. This should go with the LOCKDEP * fields above (if you're willing to do a world recompile). */ int locksHeld; /* number of locks currently held by * the process; not necessarily the * same as lockStackSize because of * the way the stack is popped */ #ifdef SOSP91 /* * Fields for stashing away instrumentation information. */ int rememberedClient; int rememberedMig; int rememberedOp; int inNameLookup; #else int sospFields[4]; /* padding to keep the struct size constant */ #endif /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------- * * Extra padding, so that we can add fields to this struct * without changing its size. * *--------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int extraField[5]; /* Extra fields for later use. */ } Proc_ControlBlock; /* * Exit-detach-wait monitor flags: * * PROC_DETACHED - This process is detached from its parent. * When this process exits, it won't go on the * exiting processes list. * PROC_WAITED_ON - This process is detached and the parent has * already done a Proc_Wait on it. * PROC_SUSPEND_STATUS - The process went into the suspended state * and it hasn't been waited on yet. * PROC_RESUME_STATUS - The process was resumed and it hasn't been * waited on yet. * PROC_STATUSES - The union of the two above statuses. */ #define PROC_DETACHED 0x01 #define PROC_WAITED_ON 0x02 #define PROC_SUSPEND_STATUS 0x04 #define PROC_RESUME_STATUS 0x08 #define PROC_STATUSES (PROC_SUSPEND_STATUS | PROC_RESUME_STATUS) /* * Information for encapsulating process state. */ /* * Identifiers to match encapsulated states and modules. * Make sure to update PROC_MIG_NUM_CALLBACKS if one is added! */ typedef enum { PROC_MIG_ENCAP_PROC, PROC_MIG_ENCAP_VM, PROC_MIG_ENCAP_FS, PROC_MIG_ENCAP_MACH, PROC_MIG_ENCAP_PROF, PROC_MIG_ENCAP_SIG, PROC_MIG_ENCAP_EXEC } Proc_EncapToken; #define PROC_MIG_NUM_CALLBACKS 7 /* * Each module that participates has a token defined for it. * It also provides routines to encapsulate and deencapsulate data, * as well as optional routines that may be called prior to migration * and subsequent to migration. This structure is passed around to * other modules performing encapsulation. */ typedef struct { Proc_EncapToken token; /* info about encapsulated data */ int size; /* size of encapsulated data */ ClientData data; /* for use by encapsulator */ int special; /* indicates special action required */ ClientData specialToken; /* for use during special action */ int processed; /* indicates this module did possibly destructive encapsulation operation and should be called to clean up on failure */ } Proc_EncapInfo; #endif /* _PROCTYPES */