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// btree version threads2h pthread rw lock/SRW version
// with fixed bt_deletekey code
// 17 FEB 2014
// author: karl malbrain, malbrain@cal.berkeley.edu
/*
This work, including the source code, documentation
and related data, is placed into the public domain.
The orginal author is Karl Malbrain.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED AS-IS WITHOUT WARRANTY
OF ANY KIND, NOT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY. THE AUTHOR OF THIS SOFTWARE,
ASSUMES _NO_ RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY CONSEQUENCE
RESULTING FROM THE USE, MODIFICATION, OR
REDISTRIBUTION OF THIS SOFTWARE.
*/
// Please see the project home page for documentation
// code.google.com/p/high-concurrency-btree
#define _FILE_OFFSET_BITS 64
#define _LARGEFILE64_SOURCE
#ifdef linux
#define _GNU_SOURCE
#endif
#ifdef unix
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#else
#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <process.h>
#include <intrin.h>
#endif
#include <memory.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stddef.h>
typedef unsigned long long uid;
#ifndef unix
typedef unsigned long long off64_t;
typedef unsigned short ushort;
typedef unsigned int uint;
#endif
#define BT_latchtable 128 // number of latch manager slots
#define BT_ro 0x6f72 // ro
#define BT_rw 0x7772 // rw
#define BT_maxbits 24 // maximum page size in bits
#define BT_minbits 9 // minimum page size in bits
#define BT_minpage (1 << BT_minbits) // minimum page size
#define BT_maxpage (1 << BT_maxbits) // maximum page size
/*
There are five lock types for each node in three independent sets:
1. (set 1) AccessIntent: Sharable. Going to Read the node. Incompatible with NodeDelete.
2. (set 1) NodeDelete: Exclusive. About to release the node. Incompatible with AccessIntent.
3. (set 2) ReadLock: Sharable. Read the node. Incompatible with WriteLock.
4. (set 2) WriteLock: Exclusive. Modify the node. Incompatible with ReadLock and other WriteLocks.
5. (set 3) ParentModification: Exclusive. Change the node's parent keys. Incompatible with another ParentModification.
*/
typedef enum{
BtLockAccess,
BtLockDelete,
BtLockRead,
BtLockWrite,
BtLockParent
} BtLock;
// mode & definition for latch implementation
// exclusive is set for write access
// share is count of read accessors
// grant write lock when share == 0
volatile typedef struct {
unsigned char mutex[1];
unsigned char exclusive:1;
unsigned char pending:1;
ushort share;
} BtSpinLatch;
// hash table entries
typedef struct {
BtSpinLatch latch[1];
volatile ushort slot; // Latch table entry at head of chain
} BtHashEntry;
// latch manager table structure
typedef struct {
#ifdef unix
pthread_rwlock_t lock[1];
#else
SRWLOCK srw[1];
#endif
} BtLatch;
typedef struct {
BtLatch readwr[1]; // read/write page lock
BtLatch access[1]; // Access Intent/Page delete
BtLatch parent[1]; // Posting of fence key in parent
BtSpinLatch busy[1]; // slot is being moved between chains
volatile ushort next; // next entry in hash table chain
volatile ushort prev; // prev entry in hash table chain
volatile ushort pin; // number of outstanding locks
volatile ushort hash; // hash slot entry is under
volatile uid page_no; // latch set page number
} BtLatchSet;
// Define the length of the page and key pointers
#define BtId 6
// Page key slot definition.
// If BT_maxbits is 15 or less, you can save 4 bytes
// for each key stored by making the first two uints
// into ushorts. You can also save 4 bytes by removing
// the tod field from the key.
// Keys are marked dead, but remain on the page until
// it cleanup is called. The fence key (highest key) for
// the page is always present, even after cleanup.
typedef struct {
uint off:BT_maxbits; // page offset for key start
uint dead:1; // set for deleted key
uint tod; // time-stamp for key
unsigned char id[BtId]; // id associated with key
} BtSlot;
// The key structure occupies space at the upper end of
// each page. It's a length byte followed by the value
// bytes.
typedef struct {
unsigned char len;
unsigned char key[1];
} *BtKey;
// The first part of an index page.
// It is immediately followed
// by the BtSlot array of keys.
typedef struct BtPage_ {
uint cnt; // count of keys in page
uint act; // count of active keys
uint min; // next key offset
unsigned char bits:7; // page size in bits
unsigned char free:1; // page is on free list
unsigned char lvl:6; // level of page
unsigned char kill:1; // page is being killed
unsigned char dirty:1; // page has deleted keys
unsigned char right[BtId]; // page number to right
} *BtPage;
// The memory mapping pool table buffer manager entry
typedef struct {
uid basepage; // mapped base page number
char *map; // mapped memory pointer
ushort slot; // slot index in this array
ushort pin; // mapped page pin counter
void *hashprev; // previous pool entry for the same hash idx
void *hashnext; // next pool entry for the same hash idx
#ifndef unix
HANDLE hmap; // Windows memory mapping handle
#endif
} BtPool;
#define CLOCK_bit 0x8000 // bit in pool->pin
// The loadpage interface object
typedef struct {
uid page_no; // current page number
BtPage page; // current page pointer
BtPool *pool; // current page pool
BtLatchSet *latch; // current page latch set
} BtPageSet;
// structure for latch manager on ALLOC_page
typedef struct {
struct BtPage_ alloc[2]; // next & free page_nos in right ptr
BtSpinLatch lock[1]; // allocation area lite latch
ushort latchdeployed; // highest number of latch entries deployed
ushort nlatchpage; // number of latch pages at BT_latch
ushort latchtotal; // number of page latch entries
ushort latchhash; // number of latch hash table slots
ushort latchvictim; // next latch entry to examine
BtHashEntry table[0]; // the hash table
} BtLatchMgr;
// The object structure for Btree access
typedef struct {
uint page_size; // page size
uint page_bits; // page size in bits
uint seg_bits; // seg size in pages in bits
uint mode; // read-write mode
#ifdef unix
int idx;
#else
HANDLE idx;
#endif
ushort poolcnt; // highest page pool node in use
ushort poolmax; // highest page pool node allocated
ushort poolmask; // total number of pages in mmap segment - 1
ushort hashsize; // size of Hash Table for pool entries
volatile uint evicted; // last evicted pool table slot
ushort *hash; // pool index for hash entries
BtSpinLatch *latch; // latches for hash table slots
BtLatchMgr *latchmgr; // mapped latch page from allocation page
BtLatchSet *latchsets; // mapped latch set from latch pages
BtPool *pool; // memory pool page segments
#ifndef unix
HANDLE halloc; // allocation and latch table handle
#endif
} BtMgr;
typedef struct {
BtMgr *mgr; // buffer manager for thread
BtPage cursor; // cached frame for start/next (never mapped)
BtPage frame; // spare frame for the page split (never mapped)
BtPage zero; // page frame for zeroes at end of file
uid cursor_page; // current cursor page number
unsigned char *mem; // frame, cursor, page memory buffer
int found; // last delete or insert was found
int err; // last error
} BtDb;
typedef enum {
BTERR_ok = 0,
BTERR_struct,
BTERR_ovflw,
BTERR_lock,
BTERR_map,
BTERR_wrt,
BTERR_hash
} BTERR;
// B-Tree functions
extern void bt_close (BtDb *bt);
extern BtDb *bt_open (BtMgr *mgr);
extern BTERR bt_insertkey (BtDb *bt, unsigned char *key, uint len, uint lvl, uid id, uint tod);
extern BTERR bt_deletekey (BtDb *bt, unsigned char *key, uint len, uint lvl);
extern uid bt_findkey (BtDb *bt, unsigned char *key, uint len);
extern uint bt_startkey (BtDb *bt, unsigned char *key, uint len);
extern uint bt_nextkey (BtDb *bt, uint slot);
// manager functions
extern BtMgr *bt_mgr (char *name, uint mode, uint bits, uint poolsize, uint segsize, uint hashsize);
void bt_mgrclose (BtMgr *mgr);
// Helper functions to return slot values
extern BtKey bt_key (BtDb *bt, uint slot);
extern uid bt_uid (BtDb *bt, uint slot);
extern uint bt_tod (BtDb *bt, uint slot);
// BTree page number constants
#define ALLOC_page 0 // allocation & lock manager hash table
#define ROOT_page 1 // root of the btree
#define LEAF_page 2 // first page of leaves
#define LATCH_page 3 // pages for lock manager
// Number of levels to create in a new BTree
#define MIN_lvl 2
// The page is allocated from low and hi ends.
// The key offsets and row-id's are allocated
// from the bottom, while the text of the key
// is allocated from the top. When the two
// areas meet, the page is split into two.
// A key consists of a length byte, two bytes of
// index number (0 - 65534), and up to 253 bytes
// of key value. Duplicate keys are discarded.
// Associated with each key is a 48 bit row-id.
// The b-tree root is always located at page 1.
// The first leaf page of level zero is always
// located on page 2.
// The b-tree pages are linked with next
// pointers to facilitate enumerators,
// and provide for concurrency.
// When to root page fills, it is split in two and
// the tree height is raised by a new root at page
// one with two keys.
// Deleted keys are marked with a dead bit until
// page cleanup The fence key for a node is
// present in a special array.
// Groups of pages called segments from the btree are optionally
// cached with a memory mapped pool. A hash table is used to keep
// track of the cached segments. This behaviour is controlled
// by the cache block size parameter to bt_open.
// To achieve maximum concurrency one page is locked at a time
// as the tree is traversed to find leaf key in question. The right
// page numbers are used in cases where the page is being split,
// or consolidated.
// Page 0 is dedicated to lock for new page extensions,
// and chains empty pages together for reuse.
// The ParentModification lock on a node is obtained to serialize posting
// or changing the fence key for a node.
// Empty pages are chained together through the ALLOC page and reused.
// Access macros to address slot and key values from the page.
// Page slots use 1 based indexing.
#define slotptr(page, slot) (((BtSlot *)(page+1)) + (slot-1))
#define keyptr(page, slot) ((BtKey)((unsigned char*)(page) + slotptr(page, slot)->off))
void bt_putid(unsigned char *dest, uid id)
{
int i = BtId;
while( i-- )
dest[i] = (unsigned char)id, id >>= 8;
}
uid bt_getid(unsigned char *src)
{
uid id = 0;
int i;
for( i = 0; i < BtId; i++ )
id <<= 8, id |= *src++;
return id;
}
// Latch Manager
// wait until write lock mode is clear
// and add 1 to the share count
void bt_spinreadlock(BtSpinLatch *latch)
{
ushort prev;
do {
// obtain latch mutex
#ifdef unix
if( __sync_lock_test_and_set(latch->mutex, 1) )
continue;
#else
if( _InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 1) )
continue;
#endif
// see if exclusive request is granted or pending
if( prev = !(latch->exclusive | latch->pending) )
latch->share++;
#ifdef unix
__sync_lock_release (latch->mutex);
#else
_InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 0);
#endif
if( prev )
return;
#ifdef unix
} while( sched_yield(), 1 );
#else
} while( SwitchToThread(), 1 );
#endif
}
// wait for other read and write latches to relinquish
void bt_spinwritelock(BtSpinLatch *latch)
{
uint prev;
do {
#ifdef unix
if( __sync_lock_test_and_set(latch->mutex, 1) )
continue;
#else
if( _InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 1) )
continue;
#endif
if( prev = !(latch->share | latch->exclusive) )
latch->exclusive = 1, latch->pending = 0;
else
latch->pending = 1;
#ifdef unix
__sync_lock_release (latch->mutex);
#else
_InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 0);
#endif
if( prev )
return;
#ifdef unix
} while( sched_yield(), 1 );
#else
} while( SwitchToThread(), 1 );
#endif
}
// try to obtain write lock
// return 1 if obtained,
// 0 otherwise
int bt_spinwritetry(BtSpinLatch *latch)
{
uint prev;
#ifdef unix
if( __sync_lock_test_and_set(latch->mutex, 1) )
return 0;
#else
if( _InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 1) )
return 0;
#endif
// take write access if all bits are clear
if( prev = !(latch->exclusive | latch->share) )
latch->exclusive = 1;
#ifdef unix
__sync_lock_release (latch->mutex);
#else
_InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 0);
#endif
return prev;
}
// clear write mode
void bt_spinreleasewrite(BtSpinLatch *latch)
{
// obtain latch mutex
#ifdef unix
while( __sync_lock_test_and_set(latch->mutex, 1) )
sched_yield();
#else
while( _InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 1) )
SwitchToThread();
#endif
latch->exclusive = 0;
#ifdef unix
__sync_lock_release (latch->mutex);
#else
_InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 0);
#endif
}
// decrement reader count
void bt_spinreleaseread(BtSpinLatch *latch)
{
#ifdef unix
while( __sync_lock_test_and_set(latch->mutex, 1) )
sched_yield();
#else
while( _InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 1) )
SwitchToThread();
#endif
latch->share--;
#ifdef unix
__sync_lock_release (latch->mutex);
#else
_InterlockedExchange8(latch->mutex, 0);
#endif
}
void bt_readlock(BtLatch *latch)
{
#ifdef unix
pthread_rwlock_rdlock (latch->lock);
#else
AcquireSRWLockShared (latch->srw);
#endif
}
// wait for other read and write latches to relinquish
void bt_writelock(BtLatch *latch)
{
#ifdef unix
pthread_rwlock_wrlock (latch->lock);
#else
AcquireSRWLockExclusive (latch->srw);
#endif
}
// try to obtain write lock
// return 1 if obtained,
// 0 if already write or read locked
int bt_writetry(BtLatch *latch)
{
int result = 0;
#ifdef unix
result = !pthread_rwlock_trywrlock (latch->lock);
#else
result = TryAcquireSRWLockExclusive (latch->srw);
#endif
return result;
}
// clear write mode
void bt_releasewrite(BtLatch *latch)
{
#ifdef unix
pthread_rwlock_unlock (latch->lock);
#else
ReleaseSRWLockExclusive (latch->srw);
#endif
}
// decrement reader count
void bt_releaseread(BtLatch *latch)
{
#ifdef unix
pthread_rwlock_unlock (latch->lock);
#else
ReleaseSRWLockShared (latch->srw);
#endif
}
void bt_initlockset (BtLatchSet *set)
{
#ifdef unix
pthread_rwlockattr_t rwattr[1];
pthread_rwlockattr_init (rwattr);
pthread_rwlockattr_setpshared (rwattr, PTHREAD_PROCESS_SHARED);
pthread_rwlock_init (set->readwr->lock, rwattr);
pthread_rwlock_init (set->access->lock, rwattr);
pthread_rwlock_init (set->parent->lock, rwattr);
pthread_rwlockattr_destroy (rwattr);
#else
InitializeSRWLock (set->readwr->srw);
InitializeSRWLock (set->access->srw);
InitializeSRWLock (set->parent->srw);
#endif
}
// link latch table entry into latch hash table
void bt_latchlink (BtDb *bt, ushort hashidx, ushort victim, uid page_no)
{
BtLatchSet *set = bt->mgr->latchsets + victim;
if( set->next = bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].slot )
bt->mgr->latchsets[set->next].prev = victim;
bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].slot = victim;
set->page_no = page_no;
set->hash = hashidx;
set->prev = 0;
}
// release latch pin
void bt_unpinlatch (BtLatchSet *set)
{
#ifdef unix
__sync_fetch_and_add(&set->pin, -1);
#else
_InterlockedDecrement16 (&set->pin);
#endif
}
// find existing latchset or inspire new one
// return with latchset pinned
BtLatchSet *bt_pinlatch (BtDb *bt, uid page_no)
{
ushort hashidx = page_no % bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchhash;
ushort slot, avail = 0, victim, idx;
BtLatchSet *set;
// try to find existing latch table entry for this page
// obtain read lock on hash table entry
bt_spinreadlock(bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].latch);
if( slot = bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].slot ) do
{
set = bt->mgr->latchsets + slot;
if( page_no == set->page_no )
break;
} while( slot = set->next );
if( slot ) {
#ifdef unix
__sync_fetch_and_add(&set->pin, 1);
#else
_InterlockedIncrement16 (&set->pin);
#endif
}
bt_spinreleaseread (bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].latch);
if( slot )
return set;
// try again, this time with write lock
bt_spinwritelock(bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].latch);
if( slot = bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].slot ) do
{
set = bt->mgr->latchsets + slot;
if( page_no == set->page_no )
break;
if( !set->pin && !avail )
avail = slot;
} while( slot = set->next );
// found our entry, or take over an unpinned one
if( slot || (slot = avail) ) {
set = bt->mgr->latchsets + slot;
#ifdef unix
__sync_fetch_and_add(&set->pin, 1);
#else
_InterlockedIncrement16 (&set->pin);
#endif
set->page_no = page_no;
bt_spinreleasewrite(bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].latch);
return set;
}
// see if there are any unused entries
#ifdef unix
victim = __sync_fetch_and_add (&bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchdeployed, 1) + 1;
#else
victim = _InterlockedIncrement16 (&bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchdeployed);
#endif
if( victim < bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchtotal ) {
set = bt->mgr->latchsets + victim;
#ifdef unix
__sync_fetch_and_add(&set->pin, 1);
#else
_InterlockedIncrement16 (&set->pin);
#endif
bt_initlockset (set);
bt_latchlink (bt, hashidx, victim, page_no);
bt_spinreleasewrite (bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].latch);
return set;
}
#ifdef unix
victim = __sync_fetch_and_add (&bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchdeployed, -1);
#else
victim = _InterlockedDecrement16 (&bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchdeployed);
#endif
// find and reuse previous lock entry
while( 1 ) {
#ifdef unix
victim = __sync_fetch_and_add(&bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchvictim, 1);
#else
victim = _InterlockedIncrement16 (&bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchvictim) - 1;
#endif
// we don't use slot zero
if( victim %= bt->mgr->latchmgr->latchtotal )
set = bt->mgr->latchsets + victim;
else
continue;
// take control of our slot
// from other threads
if( set->pin || !bt_spinwritetry (set->busy) )
continue;
idx = set->hash;
// try to get write lock on hash chain
// skip entry if not obtained
// or has outstanding locks
if( !bt_spinwritetry (bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[idx].latch) ) {
bt_spinreleasewrite (set->busy);
continue;
}
if( set->pin ) {
bt_spinreleasewrite (set->busy);
bt_spinreleasewrite (bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[idx].latch);
continue;
}
// unlink our available victim from its hash chain
if( set->prev )
bt->mgr->latchsets[set->prev].next = set->next;
else
bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[idx].slot = set->next;
if( set->next )
bt->mgr->latchsets[set->next].prev = set->prev;
bt_spinreleasewrite (bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[idx].latch);
#ifdef unix
__sync_fetch_and_add(&set->pin, 1);
#else
_InterlockedIncrement16 (&set->pin);
#endif
bt_latchlink (bt, hashidx, victim, page_no);
bt_spinreleasewrite (bt->mgr->latchmgr->table[hashidx].latch);
bt_spinreleasewrite (set->busy);
return set;
}
}
void bt_mgrclose (BtMgr *mgr)
{
BtPool *pool;
uint slot;
// release mapped pages
// note that slot zero is never used
for( slot = 1; slot < mgr->poolmax; slot++ ) {
pool = mgr->pool + slot;
if( pool->slot )
#ifdef unix
munmap (pool->map, (mgr->poolmask+1) << mgr->page_bits);
#else
{
FlushViewOfFile(pool->map, 0);
UnmapViewOfFile(pool->map);
CloseHandle(pool->hmap);
}
#endif
}
#ifdef unix
munmap (mgr->latchsets, mgr->latchmgr->nlatchpage * mgr->page_size);
munmap (mgr->latchmgr, mgr->page_size);
#else
FlushViewOfFile(mgr->latchmgr, 0);
UnmapViewOfFile(mgr->latchmgr);
CloseHandle(mgr->halloc);
#endif
#ifdef unix
close (mgr->idx);
free (mgr->pool);
free (mgr->hash);
free ((void *)mgr->latch);
free (mgr);
#else
FlushFileBuffers(mgr->idx);
CloseHandle(mgr->idx);
GlobalFree (mgr->pool);
GlobalFree (mgr->hash);
GlobalFree ((void *)mgr->latch);
GlobalFree (mgr);
#endif
}
// close and release memory
void bt_close (BtDb *bt)
{
#ifdef unix
if( bt->mem )
free (bt->mem);
#else
if( bt->mem)
VirtualFree (bt->mem, 0, MEM_RELEASE);
#endif
free (bt);
}
// open/create new btree buffer manager
// call with file_name, BT_openmode, bits in page size (e.g. 16),
// size of mapped page pool (e.g. 8192)
BtMgr *bt_mgr (char *name, uint mode, uint bits, uint poolmax, uint segsize, uint hashsize)
{
uint lvl, attr, cacheblk, last, slot, idx;
uint nlatchpage, latchhash;
BtLatchMgr *latchmgr;
off64_t size;
uint amt[1];
BtMgr* mgr;
BtKey key;
int flag;
#ifndef unix
SYSTEM_INFO sysinfo[1];
#endif
// determine sanity of page size and buffer pool
if( bits > BT_maxbits )
bits = BT_maxbits;
else if( bits < BT_minbits )
bits = BT_minbits;
if( !poolmax )
return NULL; // must have buffer pool
#ifdef unix
mgr = calloc (1, sizeof(BtMgr));
mgr->idx = open ((char*)name, O_RDWR | O_CREAT, 0666);
if( mgr->idx == -1 )
return free(mgr), NULL;
cacheblk = 4096; // minimum mmap segment size for unix
#else
mgr = GlobalAlloc (GMEM_FIXED|GMEM_ZEROINIT, sizeof(BtMgr));
attr = FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL;
mgr->idx = CreateFile(name, GENERIC_READ| GENERIC_WRITE, FILE_SHARE_READ|FILE_SHARE_WRITE, NULL, OPEN_ALWAYS, attr, NULL);
if( mgr->idx == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE )
return GlobalFree(mgr), NULL;
// normalize cacheblk to multiple of sysinfo->dwAllocationGranularity
GetSystemInfo(sysinfo);
cacheblk = sysinfo->dwAllocationGranularity;
#endif
#ifdef unix
latchmgr = malloc (BT_maxpage);
*amt = 0;
// read minimum page size to get root info
if( size = lseek (mgr->idx, 0L, 2) ) {
if( pread(mgr->idx, latchmgr, BT_minpage, 0) == BT_minpage )
bits = latchmgr->alloc->bits;
else
return free(mgr), free(latchmgr), NULL;
} else if( mode == BT_ro )
return free(latchmgr), bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
#else
latchmgr = VirtualAlloc(NULL, BT_maxpage, MEM_COMMIT, PAGE_READWRITE);
size = GetFileSize(mgr->idx, amt);
if( size || *amt ) {
if( !ReadFile(mgr->idx, (char *)latchmgr, BT_minpage, amt, NULL) )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
bits = latchmgr->alloc->bits;
} else if( mode == BT_ro )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
#endif
mgr->page_size = 1 << bits;
mgr->page_bits = bits;
mgr->poolmax = poolmax;
mgr->mode = mode;
if( cacheblk < mgr->page_size )
cacheblk = mgr->page_size;
// mask for partial memmaps
mgr->poolmask = (cacheblk >> bits) - 1;
// see if requested size of pages per memmap is greater
if( (1 << segsize) > mgr->poolmask )
mgr->poolmask = (1 << segsize) - 1;
mgr->seg_bits = 0;
while( (1 << mgr->seg_bits) <= mgr->poolmask )
mgr->seg_bits++;
mgr->hashsize = hashsize;
#ifdef unix
mgr->pool = calloc (poolmax, sizeof(BtPool));
mgr->hash = calloc (hashsize, sizeof(ushort));
mgr->latch = calloc (hashsize, sizeof(BtSpinLatch));
#else
mgr->pool = GlobalAlloc (GMEM_FIXED|GMEM_ZEROINIT, poolmax * sizeof(BtPool));
mgr->hash = GlobalAlloc (GMEM_FIXED|GMEM_ZEROINIT, hashsize * sizeof(ushort));
mgr->latch = GlobalAlloc (GMEM_FIXED|GMEM_ZEROINIT, hashsize * sizeof(BtSpinLatch));
#endif
if( size || *amt )
goto mgrlatch;
// initialize an empty b-tree with latch page, root page, page of leaves
// and page(s) of latches
memset (latchmgr, 0, 1 << bits);
nlatchpage = BT_latchtable / (mgr->page_size / sizeof(BtLatchSet)) + 1;
bt_putid(latchmgr->alloc->right, MIN_lvl+1+nlatchpage);
latchmgr->alloc->bits = mgr->page_bits;
latchmgr->nlatchpage = nlatchpage;
latchmgr->latchtotal = nlatchpage * (mgr->page_size / sizeof(BtLatchSet));
// initialize latch manager
latchhash = (mgr->page_size - sizeof(BtLatchMgr)) / sizeof(BtHashEntry);
// size of hash table = total number of latchsets
if( latchhash > latchmgr->latchtotal )
latchhash = latchmgr->latchtotal;
latchmgr->latchhash = latchhash;
#ifdef unix
if( write (mgr->idx, latchmgr, mgr->page_size) < mgr->page_size )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
#else
if( !WriteFile (mgr->idx, (char *)latchmgr, mgr->page_size, amt, NULL) )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
if( *amt < mgr->page_size )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
#endif
memset (latchmgr, 0, 1 << bits);
latchmgr->alloc->bits = mgr->page_bits;
for( lvl=MIN_lvl; lvl--; ) {
slotptr(latchmgr->alloc, 1)->off = mgr->page_size - 3;
bt_putid(slotptr(latchmgr->alloc, 1)->id, lvl ? MIN_lvl - lvl + 1 : 0); // next(lower) page number
key = keyptr(latchmgr->alloc, 1);
key->len = 2; // create stopper key
key->key[0] = 0xff;
key->key[1] = 0xff;
latchmgr->alloc->min = mgr->page_size - 3;
latchmgr->alloc->lvl = lvl;
latchmgr->alloc->cnt = 1;
latchmgr->alloc->act = 1;
#ifdef unix
if( write (mgr->idx, latchmgr, mgr->page_size) < mgr->page_size )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
#else
if( !WriteFile (mgr->idx, (char *)latchmgr, mgr->page_size, amt, NULL) )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
if( *amt < mgr->page_size )
return bt_mgrclose (mgr), NULL;
#endif
}
// clear out latch manager locks
// and rest of pages to round out segment
memset(latchmgr, 0, mgr->page_size);
last = MIN_lvl + 1;
while( last <= ((MIN_lvl + 1 + nlatchpage) | mgr->poolmask) ) {
#ifdef unix
pwrite(mgr->idx, latchmgr, mgr->page_size, last << mgr->page_bits);
#else
SetFilePointer (mgr->idx, last << mgr->page_bits, NULL, FILE_BEGIN);