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22c21609
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22c21609
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Oct 01, 2013
by
Amit Dev
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Basic disk aio support on linux via libaio
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from
cpython.bytes
cimport
PyBytes_FromStringAndSize
,
PyBytes_Check
,
PyBytes_AS_STRING
cdef
extern
from
"stdlib.h"
:
int
posix_memalign
(
void
**
memptr
,
size_t
alignment
,
size_t
size
)
void
free
(
void
*
ptr
)
cdef
extern
from
"libaio.h"
:
ctypedef
struct
io_context_t
:
int
a
cdef
struct
iocb
:
void
*
data
unsigned
key
short
aio_lio_opcode
short
aio_reqprio
int
aio_fildes
cdef
struct
io_event
:
void
*
data
iocb
*
obj
long
long
res
int
io_setup
(
unsigned
nr_events
,
io_context_t
*
ctxp
)
int
io_destroy
(
io_context_t
ctx
)
void
io_prep_pread
(
iocb
*
iocb
,
int
fd
,
void
*
buf
,
size_t
count
,
long
long
offset
)
void
io_prep_pwrite
(
iocb
*
iocb
,
int
fd
,
void
*
buf
,
size_t
count
,
long
long
offset
)
int
io_submit
(
io_context_t
ctx
,
long
nr
,
iocb
*
iocbs
[])
int
io_getevents
(
io_context_t
ctx
,
long
min_nr
,
long
nr
,
io_event
*
events
,
timespec
*
timeout
)
void
io_set_eventfd
(
iocb
*
iocb
,
int
eventfd
)
cdef
extern
from
"sys/eventfd.h"
:
int
eventfd
(
unsigned
int
initval
,
int
flags
)
int
EFD_NONBLOCK
cdef
enum
:
MAX_PENDING_REQS
=
1024
BLOCK_SIZE
=
512
cdef
int
aio_eventfd
cdef
io_context_t
aio_ioctx
cdef
dict
aio_event_map
cdef
iocb
aio_iocb
[
MAX_PENDING_REQS
]
cdef
aio_setup
():
cdef
int
res
global
aio_eventfd
,
aio_event_map
res
=
io_setup
(
MAX_PENDING_REQS
,
&
aio_ioctx
)
if
res
:
raise_oserror_with_errno
(
res
)
aio_eventfd
=
eventfd
(
0
,
EFD_NONBLOCK
)
if
aio_eventfd
==
-
1
:
raise_oserror
()
the_poller
.
_register_fd
(
aio_eventfd
)
aio_event_map
=
{}
cdef
aio_teardown
():
cdef
int
res
res
=
io_destroy
(
aio_ioctx
)
if
res
:
raise_oserror_with_errno
(
res
)
close
(
aio_eventfd
)
cdef
aio_poll
():
cdef
int
r
,
fd
,
res
cdef
long
n
cdef
coro
co
cdef
io_event
aio_io_events
[
MAX_PENDING_REQS
]
read
(
aio_eventfd
,
<
char
*>&
n
,
8
)
r
=
io_getevents
(
aio_ioctx
,
1
,
n
,
aio_io_events
,
NULL
)
if
r
<
0
:
raise_oserror
()
for
i
from
0
<=
i
<
r
:
fd
=
aio_io_events
[
i
].
obj
.
aio_fildes
res
=
aio_io_events
[
i
].
res
#print 'POLL: fd=%r, res=%r' % (fd, res)
co
=
aio_event_map
.
pop
(
fd
)
co
.
_schedule
(
res
)
cdef
_aligned_size
(
size
):
if
size
%
BLOCK_SIZE
:
return
(
size
/
BLOCK_SIZE
+
1
)
*
BLOCK_SIZE
else
:
return
size
cdef
long
_aio_wb
,
_aio_rb
,
_aio_rnb
,
_aio_wnb
,
_aio_rp
,
_aio_wp
,
_aio_pending
_aio_wb
=
0
_aio_rb
=
0
_aio_rnb
=
0
_aio_wnb
=
0
_aio_rp
=
0
_aio_wp
=
0
_aio_pending
=
0
def
aio_stats
():
"""Return AIO statistics.
:Return:
Returns a tuple of ``(rnb, rb, wnb, wb, rp, wp)``:
- ``rnb``: Non-blocking reads.
- ``rb``: Blocking-reads.
- ``wnb``: Non-blocking writes.
- ``wb``: Blocking-writes.
- ``rp``: Pending reads.
- ``wp``: Pending writes.
"""
return
_aio_rnb
,
_aio_rb
,
_aio_wnb
,
_aio_wb
,
_aio_rp
,
_aio_wp
def
aio_read
(
int
fd
,
int
nbytes
,
uint64_t
offset
):
"""Asynchronously read data from a file. fd should be opened in
O_DIRECT mode by the caller to make this non blocking.
:Parameters:
- `fd`: The file descriptor to read from.
- `nbytes`: The number of bytes to read.
- `offset`: The offset to read from.
:Return:
Returns a string of data read from the file.
:Exceptions:
- `OSError`: OS-level error.
"""
global
_aio_pending
,
_aio_rb
,
_aio_rnb
,
_aio_rp
,
aio_iocb
cdef
object
buf
,
res
cdef
int
aligned_size
cdef
iocb
*
piocb
cdef
iocb
*
iocbs
[
1
]
cdef
char
*
strbuf
aligned_size
=
_aligned_size
(
nbytes
)
posix_memalign
(
<
void
**>&
strbuf
,
BLOCK_SIZE
,
aligned_size
)
me
=
the_scheduler
.
_current
piocb
=
&
aio_iocb
[
_aio_pending
]
_aio_pending
+=
1
_aio_rp
+=
1
io_prep_pread
(
piocb
,
fd
,
strbuf
,
aligned_size
,
offset
)
io_set_eventfd
(
piocb
,
aio_eventfd
)
iocbs
[
0
]
=
piocb
io_submit
(
aio_ioctx
,
1
,
iocbs
)
aio_event_map
[
fd
]
=
me
res
=
_YIELD
()
_aio_pending
-=
1
_aio_rp
-=
1
buf
=
PyBytes_FromStringAndSize
(
strbuf
,
nbytes
)
free
(
strbuf
)
return
buf
def
aio_write
(
int
fd
,
object
buf
,
uint64_t
offset
):
"""Asynchronously write data to a file. fd should be opened in
O_DIRECT mode by the caller to make this non blocking.
:Parameters:
- `fd`: The file descriptor to write to.
- `buf`: String data to write.
- `offset`: The offset to write the data.
:Return:
Returns the number of bytes written.
:Exceptions:
- `OSError`: OS-level error.
"""
global
_aio_pending
,
_aio_wb
,
_aio_wnb
,
_aio_wp
,
aio_iocb
cdef
object
res
cdef
int
size
,
aligned_size
cdef
iocb
*
piocb
cdef
iocb
*
iocbs
[
1
]
cdef
void
*
strbuf
size
=
PyBytes_Size
(
buf
)
aligned_size
=
_aligned_size
(
size
)
posix_memalign
(
&
strbuf
,
BLOCK_SIZE
,
aligned_size
)
memcpy
(
strbuf
,
PyBytes_AS_STRING
(
buf
),
size
)
me
=
the_scheduler
.
_current
piocb
=
&
aio_iocb
[
_aio_pending
]
_aio_pending
+=
1
_aio_wp
+=
1
io_prep_pwrite
(
piocb
,
fd
,
strbuf
,
aligned_size
,
offset
)
io_set_eventfd
(
piocb
,
aio_eventfd
)
iocbs
[
0
]
=
piocb
io_submit
(
aio_ioctx
,
1
,
iocbs
)
aio_event_map
[
fd
]
=
me
res
=
_YIELD
()
_aio_pending
-=
1
_aio_wp
-=
1
free
(
strbuf
)
return
res
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