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#include <errno.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>

#include "src/slurmctld/locks.h"
#include "src/slurmctld/slurmctld.h"

static pthread_rwlock_t slurmctld_locks[5] = {
	PTHREAD_RWLOCK_INITIALIZER,
	PTHREAD_RWLOCK_INITIALIZER,
	PTHREAD_RWLOCK_INITIALIZER,
	PTHREAD_RWLOCK_INITIALIZER,
	PTHREAD_RWLOCK_INITIALIZER,
};

#ifndef NDEBUG
/*
 * Used to protect against double-locking within a single thread. Calling
 * lock_slurmctld() while already holding locks will lead to deadlock;
 * this will force such instances to abort() in development builds.
 */
/*
 * FIXME: __thread is non-standard, and may cause build failures on unusual
 * systems. Only used within development builds to mitigate possible problems
 * with production builds.
 */
static __thread bool slurmctld_locked = false;

/*
 * Used to detect any location where the acquired locks differ from the
 * release locks.
 */

static __thread slurmctld_lock_t thread_locks;

static bool _store_locks(slurmctld_lock_t lock_levels)
{
	if (slurmctld_locked)
		return false;
	slurmctld_locked = true;

	memcpy((void *) &thread_locks, (void *) &lock_levels,
	       sizeof(slurmctld_lock_t));

	return true;
}

static bool _clear_locks(slurmctld_lock_t lock_levels)
{
	if (!slurmctld_locked)
		return false;
	slurmctld_locked = false;

	if (memcmp((void *) &thread_locks, (void *) &lock_levels,
		       sizeof(slurmctld_lock_t)))
		return false;

	memset((void *) &thread_locks, 0, sizeof(slurmctld_lock_t));

	return true;
}

extern bool verify_lock(lock_datatype_t datatype, lock_level_t level)
{
	return (((lock_level_t *) &thread_locks)[datatype] >= level);
}
#endif

/* lock_slurmctld - Issue the required lock requests in a well defined order */
extern void lock_slurmctld(slurmctld_lock_t lock_levels)
{
	xassert(_store_locks(lock_levels));

	if (lock_levels.conf == READ_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_rdlock(&slurmctld_locks[CONF_LOCK]);
	else if (lock_levels.conf == WRITE_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_wrlock(&slurmctld_locks[CONF_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.job == READ_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_rdlock(&slurmctld_locks[JOB_LOCK]);
	else if (lock_levels.job == WRITE_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_wrlock(&slurmctld_locks[JOB_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.node == READ_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_rdlock(&slurmctld_locks[NODE_LOCK]);
	else if (lock_levels.node == WRITE_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_wrlock(&slurmctld_locks[NODE_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.part == READ_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_rdlock(&slurmctld_locks[PART_LOCK]);
	else if (lock_levels.part == WRITE_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_wrlock(&slurmctld_locks[PART_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.fed == READ_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_rdlock(&slurmctld_locks[FED_LOCK]);
	else if (lock_levels.fed == WRITE_LOCK)
		slurm_rwlock_wrlock(&slurmctld_locks[FED_LOCK]);
}

/* unlock_slurmctld - Issue the required unlock requests in a well
 *	defined order */
extern void unlock_slurmctld(slurmctld_lock_t lock_levels)
{
	xassert(_clear_locks(lock_levels));

	if (lock_levels.fed)
		slurm_rwlock_unlock(&slurmctld_locks[FED_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.part)
		slurm_rwlock_unlock(&slurmctld_locks[PART_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.node)
		slurm_rwlock_unlock(&slurmctld_locks[NODE_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.job)
		slurm_rwlock_unlock(&slurmctld_locks[JOB_LOCK]);

	if (lock_levels.conf)
		slurm_rwlock_unlock(&slurmctld_locks[CONF_LOCK]);
}

/*
 * _report_lock_set - report whether the read or write lock is set
 */
static void _report_lock_set(char **str, lock_datatype_t datatype)
{
	/* the try functions return zero on success */
	if (slurm_rwlock_tryrdlock(&slurmctld_locks[datatype])) {
		*str = "W";
	} else {
		slurm_rwlock_unlock(&slurmctld_locks[datatype]);
		if (slurm_rwlock_trywrlock(&slurmctld_locks[datatype]))
			*str = "R";
		else
			slurm_rwlock_unlock(&slurmctld_locks[datatype]);
	}
}

/*
 * report_locks_set - report any slurmctld locks left set
 * RET count of locks currently set
 */
int report_locks_set(void)
{
	char *conf = "", *job = "", *node = "", *part = "", *fed = "";
	int lock_count;

	_report_lock_set(&conf, CONF_LOCK);
	_report_lock_set(&job, JOB_LOCK);
	_report_lock_set(&node, NODE_LOCK);
	_report_lock_set(&part, PART_LOCK);
	_report_lock_set(&fed, FED_LOCK);

	lock_count = strlen(conf) + strlen(job) + strlen(node)
		     + strlen(part) + strlen(fed);

	if (lock_count > 0) {
		error("Locks left set "
		      "config:%s, job:%s, node:%s, partition:%s, federation:%s",
		      conf, job, node, part, fed);
	}
	return lock_count;
}