lokinet/llarp/queue_manager.hpp

#ifndef LLARP_QUEUE_MANAGER_HPP
#define LLARP_QUEUE_MANAGER_HPP

#include <algorithm>
#include <atomic>
#include <cassert>
#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
#include <string>
#include <type_traits>

namespace llarp
{
  namespace thread
  {
    enum class ElementState : uint32_t
    {
      Empty   = 0,
      Writing = 1,
      Full    = 2,
      Reading = 3
    };

    enum class QueueReturn
    {
      Success,
      QueueDisabled,
      QueueEmpty,
      QueueFull
    };

    inline std::ostream&
    operator<<(std::ostream& os, QueueReturn val)
    {
      switch(val)
      {
        case QueueReturn::Success:
          os << "Success";
          break;
        case QueueReturn::QueueDisabled:
          os << "QueueDisabled";
          break;
        case QueueReturn::QueueEmpty:
          os << "QueueEmpty";
          break;
        case QueueReturn::QueueFull:
          os << "QueueFull";
          break;
      }

      return os;
    }

    class QueueManager
    {
      // This class provides thread-safe state management for a queue.

      // Common terminology in this class:
      // - "Combined Index": the combination of an index into the circular
      //   buffer and the generation count. Precisely:
      //
      //     Combined Index = (Generation * Capacity) + Element Index
      //
      //   The combined index has the useful property where incrementing the
      //   index when the element index is at the end of the buffer does two
      //   things:
      //     1. Sets the element index back to 0
      //     2. Increments the generation

     public:
      static constexpr size_t Alignment = 64;

      using AtomicIndex = std::atomic< std::uint32_t >;

     private:
      AtomicIndex m_pushIndex;  // Index in the buffer that the next
                                // element will be added to.

      char m_pushPadding[Alignment - sizeof(AtomicIndex)];

      AtomicIndex m_popIndex;  // Index in the buffer that the next
                               // element will be removed from.

      char m_popPadding[Alignment - sizeof(AtomicIndex)];

      const size_t m_capacity;  // max size of the manager.

      const uint32_t m_maxGeneration;  // Maximum generation for this object.

      const uint32_t m_maxCombinedIndex;  // Maximum combined value of index and
                                          // generation for this object.

      std::atomic< std::uint32_t >* m_states;  // Array of index states.

      AtomicIndex&
      pushIndex();

      AtomicIndex&
      popIndex();

      const AtomicIndex&
      pushIndex() const;

      const AtomicIndex&
      popIndex() const;

      // Return the next combined index
      uint32_t
      nextCombinedIndex(uint32_t index) const;

      // Return the next generation
      uint32_t
      nextGeneration(uint32_t generation) const;

     public:
      // Return the difference between the startingValue and the subtractValue
      // around a particular modulo.
      static int32_t
      circularDifference(uint32_t startingValue, uint32_t subtractValue,
                         uint32_t modulo);

      // Return the number of possible generations a circular buffer can hold.
      static uint32_t
      numGenerations(size_t capacity);

      // The max capacity of the queue manager.
      // 2 bits are used for holding the disabled status and the number of
      // generations is at least 2.
      static constexpr size_t MAX_CAPACITY = 1 << ((sizeof(uint32_t) * 8) - 2);

      explicit QueueManager(size_t capacity);

      ~QueueManager();

      // Push operations

      // Reserve the next available index to enqueue an element at. On success:
      // - Load `index` with the next available index
      // - Load `generation` with the current generation
      //
      // If this call succeeds, other threads may spin until `commitPushIndex`
      // is called.
      QueueReturn
      reservePushIndex(uint32_t& generation, uint32_t& index);

      // Mark the `index` in the given `generation` as in-use. This unblocks
      // any other threads which were waiting on the index state.
      void
      commitPushIndex(uint32_t generation, uint32_t index);

      // Pop operations

      // Reserve the next available index to remove an element from. On success:
      // - Load `index` with the next available index
      // - Load `generation` with the current generation
      //
      // If this call succeeds, other threads may spin until `commitPopIndex`
      // is called.
      QueueReturn
      reservePopIndex(uint32_t& generation, uint32_t& index);

      // Mark the `index` in the given `generation` as available. This unblocks
      // any other threads which were waiting on the index state.
      void
      commitPopIndex(uint32_t generation, uint32_t index);

      // Disable the queue
      void
      disable();

      // Enable the queue
      void
      enable();

      // Exception safety

      // If the next available index an element can be popped from is before
      // the `endGeneration` and the `endIndex`, reserve that index into `index`
      // and `generation`.
      //
      // Return true if an index was reserved and false otherwise.
      //
      // Behaviour is undefined if `endGeneration` and `endIndex` have not been
      // acquired for writing.
      //
      // The intended usage of this method is to help remove all elements if an
      // exception is thrown between reserving and committing an index.
      // Workflow:
      // 1. call reservePopForClear
      // 2. call commitPopIndex, emptying all cells up to the reserved index
      // 3. call abortPushIndexReservation on the index.
      bool
      reservePopForClear(uint32_t& generation, uint32_t& index,
                         uint32_t endGeneration, uint32_t endIndex);

      void
      abortPushIndexReservation(uint32_t generation, uint32_t index);

      // Accessors

      bool
      enabled() const;

      size_t
      size() const;

      size_t
      capacity() const;
    };
  }  // namespace thread
}  // namespace llarp
#endif