/*- * See the file LICENSE for redistribution information. * * Copyright (c) 1996-2002 * Sleepycat Software. All rights reserved. */ #include "db_config.h" #ifndef lint static const char revid[] = "$Id: mp_method.c,v 1.1.1.1 2003/02/15 04:56:08 zarzycki Exp $"; #endif /* not lint */ #ifndef NO_SYSTEM_INCLUDES #include #ifdef HAVE_RPC #include #endif #endif #include "db_int.h" #include "dbinc/db_shash.h" #include "dbinc/mp.h" #ifdef HAVE_RPC #include "dbinc_auto/db_server.h" #include "dbinc_auto/rpc_client_ext.h" #endif static int __memp_set_cachesize __P((DB_ENV *, u_int32_t, u_int32_t, int)); static int __memp_set_mp_mmapsize __P((DB_ENV *, size_t)); /* * __memp_dbenv_create -- * Mpool specific creation of the DB_ENV structure. * * PUBLIC: void __memp_dbenv_create __P((DB_ENV *)); */ void __memp_dbenv_create(dbenv) DB_ENV *dbenv; { /* * !!! * Our caller has not yet had the opportunity to reset the panic * state or turn off mutex locking, and so we can neither check * the panic state or acquire a mutex in the DB_ENV create path. * * We default to 32 8K pages. We don't default to a flat 256K, because * some systems require significantly more memory to hold 32 pages than * others. For example, HP-UX with POSIX pthreads needs 88 bytes for * a POSIX pthread mutex and almost 200 bytes per buffer header, while * Solaris needs 24 and 52 bytes for the same structures. The minimum * number of hash buckets is 37. These contain a mutex also. */ dbenv->mp_bytes = 32 * ((8 * 1024) + sizeof(BH)) + 37 * sizeof(DB_MPOOL_HASH); dbenv->mp_ncache = 1; #ifdef HAVE_RPC if (F_ISSET(dbenv, DB_ENV_RPCCLIENT)) { dbenv->set_cachesize = __dbcl_env_cachesize; dbenv->set_mp_mmapsize = __dbcl_set_mp_mmapsize; dbenv->memp_dump_region = NULL; dbenv->memp_fcreate = __dbcl_memp_fcreate; dbenv->memp_nameop = NULL; dbenv->memp_register = __dbcl_memp_register; dbenv->memp_stat = __dbcl_memp_stat; dbenv->memp_sync = __dbcl_memp_sync; dbenv->memp_trickle = __dbcl_memp_trickle; } else #endif { dbenv->set_cachesize = __memp_set_cachesize; dbenv->set_mp_mmapsize = __memp_set_mp_mmapsize; dbenv->memp_dump_region = __memp_dump_region; dbenv->memp_fcreate = __memp_fcreate; dbenv->memp_nameop = __memp_nameop; dbenv->memp_register = __memp_register; dbenv->memp_stat = __memp_stat; dbenv->memp_sync = __memp_sync; dbenv->memp_trickle = __memp_trickle; } } /* * __memp_set_cachesize -- * Initialize the cache size. */ static int __memp_set_cachesize(dbenv, gbytes, bytes, ncache) DB_ENV *dbenv; u_int32_t gbytes, bytes; int ncache; { ENV_ILLEGAL_AFTER_OPEN(dbenv, "set_cachesize"); /* Normalize the values. */ if (ncache == 0) ncache = 1; /* * You can only store 4GB-1 in an unsigned 32-bit value, so correct for * applications that specify 4GB cache sizes -- we know what they meant. */ if (gbytes / ncache == 4 && bytes == 0) { --gbytes; bytes = GIGABYTE - 1; } else { gbytes += bytes / GIGABYTE; bytes %= GIGABYTE; } /* Avoid too-large cache sizes, they result in a region size of zero. */ if (gbytes / ncache > 4 || (gbytes / ncache == 4 && bytes != 0)) { __db_err(dbenv, "individual cache size too large"); return (EINVAL); } /* * If the application requested less than 500Mb, increase the cachesize * by 25% and factor in the size of the hash buckets to account for our * overhead. (I'm guessing caches over 500Mb are specifically sized, * that is, it's a large server and the application actually knows how * much memory is available. We only document the 25% overhead number, * not the hash buckets, but I don't see a reason to confuse the issue, * it shouldn't matter to an application.) * * There is a minimum cache size, regardless. */ if (gbytes == 0) { if (bytes < 500 * MEGABYTE) bytes += (bytes / 4) + 37 * sizeof(DB_MPOOL_HASH); if (bytes / ncache < DB_CACHESIZE_MIN) bytes = ncache * DB_CACHESIZE_MIN; } dbenv->mp_gbytes = gbytes; dbenv->mp_bytes = bytes; dbenv->mp_ncache = ncache; return (0); } /* * __memp_set_mp_mmapsize -- * Set the maximum mapped file size. */ static int __memp_set_mp_mmapsize(dbenv, mp_mmapsize ) DB_ENV *dbenv; size_t mp_mmapsize; { dbenv->mp_mmapsize = mp_mmapsize; return (0); }