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#ifndef __UVM_LOCK_H__
#define __UVM_LOCK_H__
#include "uvm_forward_decl.h"
#include "uvm_linux.h"
#include "uvm_common.h"
// --------------------------- UVM Locking Order ---------------------------- //
//
// Any locks described here should have their locking order added to
// uvm_lock_order_t below.
//
// - Global power management lock (g_uvm_global.pm.lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_GLOBAL_PM
// Reader/write lock (rw_semaphore)
//
// Synchronizes user threads with system power management.
//
// Taken in read mode by most user-facing UVM driver entry points. Taken
// in write mode by uvm_suspend(), only, and held for the duration of
// sleep cycles.
//
// This lock is special: while it's taken by user-facing entry points,
// and may be taken before or after mmap_lock, this apparent violation of
// lock ordering is permissible because pm_lock may only be taken via
// trylock in read mode by paths which already hold any lower-level
// locks, as well as by paths subject to the kernel's freezer. Paths
// taking it must be prepared to back off in case of acquisition failures.
//
// This, in turn, is acceptable because the lock is taken in write mode
// infrequently, and only as part of to power management. Starvation is
// not a concern.
//
// The mmap_lock deadlock potential aside, the trylock approch is also
// motivated by the need to prevent user threads making UVM system calls
// from blocking when UVM is suspended: when the kernel suspends the
// system, the freezer employed to stop user tasks requires these tasks
// to be interruptible.
//
// - Global driver state lock (g_uvm_global.global_lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_GLOBAL
// Exclusive lock (mutex)
//
// This protects state associated with GPUs, such as the P2P table
// and instance pointer mappings.
//
// This should be taken whenever global GPU state might need to be modified.
//
// - GPU ISR lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_ISR
// Exclusive lock (mutex) per gpu
//
// Protects:
// - gpu->parent->isr.replayable_faults.service_lock:
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// Changes to the state of a GPU as it transitions from top-half to
// bottom-half interrupt handler for replayable faults. This lock is
// acquired for that GPU, in the ISR top-half. Then a bottom-half is
// scheduled (to run in a workqueue). Then the bottom-half releases the
// lock when that GPU's processing appears to be done.
//
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// - gpu->parent->isr.non_replayable_faults.service_lock:
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// Changes to the state of a GPU in the bottom-half for non-replayable
// faults. Non-replayable faults are handed-off from RM instead of
// directly from the GPU hardware. This means that we do not keep
// receiving interrupts after RM pops out the faults from the HW buffer.
// In order not to miss fault notifications, we will always schedule a
// bottom-half for non-replayable faults if there are faults ready to be
// consumed in the buffer, even if there already is some bottom-half
// running or scheduled. This lock serializes all scheduled bottom halves
// per GPU which service non-replayable faults.
//
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// - gpu->parent->isr.access_counters.service_lock:
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// Changes to the state of a GPU as it transitions from top-half to
// bottom-half interrupt handler for access counter notifications. This
// lock is acquired for that GPU, in the ISR top-half. Then a bottom-half
// is scheduled (to run in a workqueue). Then the bottom-half releases
// the lock when that GPU's processing appears to be done.
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//
// - mmap_lock (mmap_sem in kernels < 5.8)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK
// Reader/writer lock (rw_semaphore)
//
// We're often called with the kernel already holding mmap_lock: mmap,
// munmap, CPU fault, etc. These operations may have to take any number of
// UVM locks, so mmap_lock requires special consideration in the lock
// order, since it's sometimes out of our control.
//
// We need to hold mmap_lock when calling vm_insert_page, which means that
// any time an operation (such as an ioctl) might need to install a CPU
// mapping, it must take mmap_lock in read mode very early on.
//
// However, current->mm is not necessarily the owning mm of the UVM vma.
// fork or fd passing via a UNIX doman socket can cause that. Notably, this
// is also the case when handling GPU faults or doing other operations from
// a kernel thread. In some cases we have an mm associated with a VA space,
// and in those cases we lock that mm instead of current->mm. But since we
// don't always have that luxury, each path specifies the mm to use (either
// explicitly or via uvm_va_block_context_t::mm). That mm may be NULL.
// Later on down the stack we look up the UVM vma and compare its mm before
// operating on that vma.
//
// With HMM and ATS, the GPU fault handler takes mmap_lock. GPU faults may
// block forward progress of threads holding the RM GPUs lock until those
// faults are serviced, which means that mmap_lock cannot be held when the
// UVM driver calls into RM. In other words, mmap_lock and the RM GPUs lock
// are mutually exclusive.
//
// - Global VA spaces list lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACES_LIST
// Mutex which protects g_uvm_global.va_spaces state.
//
// - VA space writer serialization lock (va_space->serialize_writers_lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_SERIALIZE_WRITERS
// Exclusive lock (mutex) per uvm_va_space (UVM struct file)
//
// This lock prevents a deadlock between RM and UVM by only allowing one
// writer to queue up on the VA space lock at a time.
//
// GPU faults are serviced by the UVM bottom half with the VA space lock
// held in read mode. Until they're serviced, these faults may block
// forward progress of RM threads.
//
// This constraint means that the UVM driver cannot call into RM while
// GPU fault servicing is blocked. We may block GPU fault servicing by:
// - Taking the VA space lock in write mode
// - Holding the VA space lock in read mode with a writer pending, since
// Linux rw_semaphores are fair.
//
// Example of the second condition:
// Thread A Thread B UVM BH Thread C
// UVM API call UVM API call GPU fault RM API call
// ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
// down_read
// down_write
// // Blocked on A
// down_read
// // Blocked on B
// RM GPU lock
// // Blocked on GPU fault
// RM GPU lock
// // Deadlock
//
// The writer serialization lock works around this by biasing the VA space
// lock towards readers, without causing starvation of writers. Writers and
// readers which will make RM calls take this lock, which prevents them
// from queueing up on the VA space rw_semaphore and blocking the UVM
// bottom half.
//
// TODO: Bug 1799173: A better long-term approach might be to never allow
// RM calls under the VA space lock at all, but that will take a
// larger restructuring.
//
// - VA space serialization of down_read with up_write of the VA space lock
// (va_space->read_acquire_write_release_lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_READ_ACQUIRE_WRITE_RELEASE_LOCK
// Exclusive lock (mutex) per uvm_va_space (UVM struct file)
//
// This lock prevents a deadlock between RM and UVM by preventing any
// interleaving of down_reads on the VA space lock with concurrent
// up_writes/downgrade_writes. The Linux rw_semaphore implementation does
// not guarantee that two readers will always run concurrently, as shown by
// the following interleaving:
//
// Thread A Thread B
// UVM API call UVM BH
// ------------ ------------
// down_write
// down_read
// // Fails, calls handler
// up_write
// down_read
// // Success
// // Handler sees the lock still active
// // Handler waits for lock to be released
// // Blocked on A
// RM GPU lock
// // Blocked on GPU fault
//
// Given the above interleaving, the kernel's implementation of the
// down_read failure handler running in thread B does not distinguish
// between a reader vs writer holding the lock. From the perspective of all
// other threads, even those which attempt to take the lock for read while
// thread A's reader holds it, a writer is active. Therefore no other
// readers can take the lock, and we result in the same deadlock described
// in the above comments on the VA space writer serialization lock.
//
// This lock prevents any such interleaving:
// - Writers take this lock for the duration of the write lock.
//
// - Readers which do not call into RM only take this lock across the
// down_read call. If a writer holds the lock, the reader would be
// blocked on the VA space lock anyway. Concurrent readers will serialize
// the taking of the VA space lock, but they will not be serialized
// across their read sections.
//
// - Readers which call into RM do not need to take this lock. Their
// down_read is already serialized with a writer's up_write by the
// serialize_writers_lock.
//
// - VA space lock (va_space->lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE
// Reader/writer lock (rw_semaphore) per uvm_va_space (UVM struct file)
//
// This is the UVM equivalent of mmap_lock. It protects all state under
// that va_space, such as the VA range tree.
//
// Read mode: Faults (CPU and GPU), mapping creation, prefetches. These
// will be serialized at the VA block level if necessary. RM calls are
// allowed only if the VA space serialize_writers_lock is also taken.
//
// Write mode: Modification of the range state such as mmap and changes to
// logical permissions or location preferences. RM calls are never allowed.
//
// - External Allocation Tree lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_EXT_RANGE_TREE
// Exclusive lock (mutex) per external VA range, per GPU.
//
// Protects the per-GPU sub-range tree mappings in each external VA range.
//
// - GPU semaphore pool lock (semaphore_pool->mutex)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_GPU_SEMAPHORE_POOL
// Exclusive lock (mutex) per uvm_gpu_semaphore_pool
//
// Protects the state of the semaphore pool.
//
// - RM API lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_API
// Exclusive lock
//
// This is an internal RM lock that's acquired by most if not all UVM-RM
// APIs.
// Notably this lock is also held on PMA eviction.
//
// - RM GPUs lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_GPUS
// Exclusive lock
//
// This is an internal RM lock that's acquired by most if not all UVM-RM
// APIs and disables interrupts for the GPUs.
// Notably this lock is *not* held on PMA eviction.
//
// - VA block lock (va_block->lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_BLOCK
// Exclusive lock (mutex)
//
// Protects:
// - CPU and GPU page table mappings for all VAs under the block
// - Updates to the GPU work tracker for that block (migrations)
//
// Operations allowed while holding the lock:
// - CPU allocation (we don't evict CPU memory)
// - GPU memory allocation which cannot evict
// - CPU page table mapping/unmapping
// - Pushing work (GPU page table mapping/unmapping)
//
// Operations not allowed while holding the lock:
// - GPU memory allocation which can evict memory (would require nesting
// block locks)
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// - GPU DMA Allocation pool lock (gpu->conf_computing.dma_buffer_pool.lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CONF_COMPUTING_DMA_BUFFER_POOL
// Exclusive lock (mutex)
//
// Protects:
// - Protect the state of the uvm_conf_computing_dma_buffer_pool_t
// when the Confidential Computing feature is enabled on the system.
//
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// - Chunk mapping lock (gpu->root_chunk_mappings.bitlocks and
// gpu->sysmem_mappings.bitlock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CHUNK_MAPPING
// Exclusive bitlock (mutex) per each root chunk, or physical sysmem
// segment.
//
// A chunk mapping lock is used to enforce serialization when updating
// kernel mappings of GPU root chunks (vidmem), or CPU chunks (sysmem).
// The VA block lock is usually held during the mapping operation.
//
// In the case of vidmem, each lock in the bitlock array serializes the
// mapping and unmapping of a single GPU root chunk. If serialization
// is required to update a root chunk, but no mappings are involved, use
// the PMM root chunk lock (order UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PMM_ROOT_CHUNK) instead.
//
// In the case of sysmem, each lock in the array serializes the mapping
// of a large segment of system address space: the locking granularity is
// significantly coarser than the CPU chunk size.
//
// - Page tree lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PAGE_TREE
// Exclusive lock per GPU page tree
//
// This protects a page tree. All modifications to the device's page tree
// and the host-side cache of that tree must be done under this lock.
// The host-side cache and device state must be consistent when this lock
// is released
//
// Operations allowed while holding this lock
// - Pushing work
//
// Operations not allowed while holding this lock
// - GPU memory allocation which can evict
//
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// - Secure channel CSL channel pool semaphore
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CSL_PUSH
// Semaphore per SEC2 channel pool
//
// The semaphore controls concurrent pushes to secure channels. Secure work
// submission depends on channel availability in GPFIFO entries (as in any
// other channel type) but also on channel locking. Each secure channel has a
// lock to enforce ordering of pushes. The channel's CSL lock is taken on
// channel reservation until uvm_push_end. Secure channels are stateful
// channels and the CSL lock protects their CSL state/context.
//
// Operations allowed while holding this lock
// - Pushing work to CE secure channels
//
// - WLC CSL channel pool semaphore
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CSL_WLC_PUSH
// Semaphore per WLC channel pool
//
// The semaphore controls concurrent pushes to WLC channels. WLC work
// submission depends on channel availability in GPFIFO entries (as in any
// other channel type) but also on channel locking. Each WLC channel has a
// lock to enforce ordering of pushes. The channel's CSL lock is taken on
// channel reservation until uvm_push_end. SEC2 channels are stateful
// channels and the CSL lock protects their CSL state/context.
//
// This lock ORDER is different and sits below generic secure channel CSL
// lock and above SEC2 CSL lock. This reflects the dual nature of WLC
// channels; they use SEC2 indirect work launch during initialization,
// and after their schedule is initialized they provide indirect launch
// functionality to other CE channels.
//
// Operations allowed while holding this lock
// - Pushing work to WLC channels
//
// - SEC2 CSL channel pool semaphore
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_SEC2_CSL_PUSH
// Semaphore per SEC2 channel pool
//
// The semaphore controls concurrent pushes to SEC2 channels. SEC2 work
// submission depends on channel availability in GPFIFO entries (as in any
// other channel type) but also on channel locking. Each SEC2 channel has a
// lock to enforce ordering of pushes. The channel's CSL lock is taken on
// channel reservation until uvm_push_end. SEC2 channels are stateful
// channels and the CSL lock protects their CSL state/context.
//
// This lock ORDER is different and lower than the generic secure channel
// lock to allow secure work submission to use a SEC2 channel to submit
// work before releasing the CSL lock of the originating secure channel.
//
// Operations allowed while holding this lock
// - Pushing work to SEC2 channels
//
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// - Concurrent push semaphore
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PUSH
// Semaphore (uvm_semaphore_t)
//
// This is a semaphore limiting the amount of concurrent pushes that is
// held for the duration of a push (between uvm_push_begin*() and
// uvm_push_end()).
//
// - PMM GPU lock (pmm->lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PMM
// Exclusive lock (mutex) per uvm_pmm_gpu_t
//
// Protects the state of PMM - internal to PMM.
//
// - PMM GPU PMA lock (pmm->pma_lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PMM_PMA
// Reader/writer lock (rw_semaphore) per per uvm_pmm_gpu_t
//
// Lock internal to PMM for synchronizing allocations from PMA with
// PMA eviction.
//
// - PMM root chunk lock (pmm->root_chunks.bitlocks)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PMM_ROOT_CHUNK
// Exclusive bitlock (mutex) per each root chunk internal to PMM.
//
// - Channel lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CHANNEL
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// Spinlock (uvm_spinlock_t) or exclusive lock (mutex)
//
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// Lock protecting the state of all the channels in a channel pool. The
// channel pool lock documentation contains the guidelines about which lock
// type (mutex or spinlock) to use.
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//
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// - WLC Channel lock
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_WLC_CHANNEL
// Spinlock (uvm_spinlock_t)
//
// Lock protecting the state of WLC channels in a channel pool. This lock
// is separate from the above generic channel lock to allow for indirect
// worklaunch pushes while holding the main channel lock.
// (WLC pushes don't need any of the pushbuffer locks described above)
//
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// - Tools global VA space list lock (g_tools_va_space_list_lock)
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_TOOLS_VA_SPACE_LIST
// Reader/writer lock (rw_sempahore)
//
// This lock protects the list of VA spaces used when broadcasting
// UVM profiling events.
//
// - VA space events
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_EVENTS
// Reader/writer lock (rw_semaphore) per uvm_perf_va_space_events_t.
// serializes perf callbacks with event register/unregister. It's separate
// from the VA space lock so it can be taken on the eviction path.
//
// - VA space tools
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_TOOLS
// Reader/writer lock (rw_semaphore) per uvm_va_space_t. Serializes tools
// reporting with tools register/unregister. Since some of the tools
// events come from perf events, both VA_SPACE_EVENTS and VA_SPACE_TOOLS
// must be taken to register/report some tools events.
//
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// - Tracking semaphores
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_SECURE_SEMAPHORE
// When the Confidential Computing feature is enabled, CE semaphores are
// encrypted, and require to take the CSL lock (UVM_LOCK_ORDER_LEAF) to
// decrypt the payload.
//
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// - Leaf locks
// Order: UVM_LOCK_ORDER_LEAF
//
// All leaf locks.
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- //
// Remember to add any new lock orders to uvm_lock_order_to_string() in
// uvm_lock.c
typedef enum
{
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_INVALID = 0,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_GLOBAL_PM,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_GLOBAL,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_ISR,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACES_LIST,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_SERIALIZE_WRITERS,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_READ_ACQUIRE_WRITE_RELEASE_LOCK,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_EXT_RANGE_TREE,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_GPU_SEMAPHORE_POOL,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_API,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_GPUS,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_BLOCK_MIGRATE,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_BLOCK,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CONF_COMPUTING_DMA_BUFFER_POOL,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CHUNK_MAPPING,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PAGE_TREE,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CSL_PUSH,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CSL_WLC_PUSH,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CSL_SEC2_PUSH,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PUSH,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PMM,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PMM_PMA,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_PMM_ROOT_CHUNK,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_CHANNEL,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_WLC_CHANNEL,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_TOOLS_VA_SPACE_LIST,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_EVENTS,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_VA_SPACE_TOOLS,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_SEMA_POOL_TRACKER,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_SECURE_SEMAPHORE,
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UVM_LOCK_ORDER_LEAF,
UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT,
} uvm_lock_order_t;
const char *uvm_lock_order_to_string(uvm_lock_order_t lock_order);
typedef enum
{
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_INVALID = 0,
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE = (1 << 0),
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED = (1 << 1),
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_ANY = (UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED),
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_MASK = (UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED),
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_OUT_OF_ORDER = (1 << 2),
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_TRYLOCK = (1 << 3),
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MASK = (1 << 4) - 1
} uvm_lock_flags_t;
// Record locking a lock of given lock_order in exclusive or shared mode,
// distinguishing between trylock and normal acquisition attempts.
// Returns true if the recorded lock follows all the locking rules and false
// otherwise.
bool __uvm_record_lock(void *lock, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order, uvm_lock_flags_t flags);
// Record unlocking a lock of given lock_order in exclusive or shared mode and
// possibly out of order.
// Returns true if the unlock follows all the locking rules and false otherwise.
bool __uvm_record_unlock(void *lock, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order, uvm_lock_flags_t flags);
bool __uvm_record_downgrade(void *lock, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order);
// Check whether a lock of given lock_order is held in exclusive, shared, or
// either mode by the current thread.
bool __uvm_check_locked(void *lock, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order, uvm_lock_flags_t flags);
// Check that no locks are held with the given lock order
bool __uvm_check_unlocked_order(uvm_lock_order_t lock_order);
// Check that a lock of the given order can be locked, i.e. that no locks are
// held with the given or deeper lock order. Allow for out-of-order locking
// when checking for a trylock.
bool __uvm_check_lockable_order(uvm_lock_order_t lock_order, uvm_lock_flags_t flags);
// Check that all locks have been released in a thread context lock
bool __uvm_check_all_unlocked(uvm_thread_context_lock_t *context_lock);
// Check that all locks have been released in the current thread context lock
bool __uvm_thread_check_all_unlocked(void);
// Check that the locking infrastructure has been initialized
bool __uvm_locking_initialized(void);
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
// These macros are intended to be expanded on the call site directly and will
// print the precise location of the violation while the __uvm_record*
// functions will error print the details.
#define uvm_record_lock_raw(lock, lock_order, flags) \
UVM_ASSERT_MSG(__uvm_record_lock((lock), (lock_order), (flags)), "Locking violation\n")
#define uvm_record_unlock_raw(lock, lock_order, flags) \
UVM_ASSERT_MSG(__uvm_record_unlock((lock), (lock_order), (flags)), "Locking violation\n")
#define uvm_record_downgrade_raw(lock, lock_order) \
UVM_ASSERT_MSG(__uvm_record_downgrade((lock), (lock_order)), "Locking violation\n")
// Record UVM lock (a lock that has a lock_order member) operation and assert
// that it's correct
#define uvm_record_lock(lock, flags) \
uvm_record_lock_raw((lock), (lock)->lock_order, (flags))
#define uvm_record_unlock(lock, flags) uvm_record_unlock_raw((lock), (lock)->lock_order, (flags))
#define uvm_record_unlock_out_of_order(lock, flags) \
uvm_record_unlock_raw((lock), (lock)->lock_order, (flags) | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_OUT_OF_ORDER)
#define uvm_record_downgrade(lock) uvm_record_downgrade_raw((lock), (lock)->lock_order)
// Check whether a UVM lock (a lock that has a lock_order member) is held in
// the given mode.
#define uvm_check_locked(lock, flags) __uvm_check_locked((lock), (lock)->lock_order, (flags))
// Helpers for recording and asserting mmap_lock
// (mmap_sem in kernels < 5.8 ) state
#define uvm_record_lock_mmap_lock_read(mm) \
uvm_record_lock_raw(nv_mmap_get_lock(mm), UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED)
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_read(mm) \
uvm_record_unlock_raw(nv_mmap_get_lock(mm), UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED)
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_read_out_of_order(mm) \
uvm_record_unlock_raw(nv_mmap_get_lock(mm), UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK, \
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_OUT_OF_ORDER)
#define uvm_record_lock_mmap_lock_write(mm) \
uvm_record_lock_raw(nv_mmap_get_lock(mm), UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_write(mm) \
uvm_record_unlock_raw(nv_mmap_get_lock(mm), UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_write_out_of_order(mm) \
uvm_record_unlock_raw(nv_mmap_get_lock(mm), UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK, \
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_OUT_OF_ORDER)
#define uvm_check_locked_mmap_lock(mm, flags) \
__uvm_check_locked(nv_mmap_get_lock(mm), UVM_LOCK_ORDER_MMAP_LOCK, (flags))
// Helpers for recording RM API lock usage around UVM-RM interfaces
#define uvm_record_lock_rm_api() \
uvm_record_lock_raw((void*)UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_API, UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_API, \
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
#define uvm_record_unlock_rm_api() \
uvm_record_unlock_raw((void*)UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_API, UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_API, \
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
// Helpers for recording RM GPUS lock usage around UVM-RM interfaces
#define uvm_record_lock_rm_gpus() \
uvm_record_lock_raw((void*)UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_GPUS, UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_GPUS, \
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
#define uvm_record_unlock_rm_gpus() \
uvm_record_unlock_raw((void*)UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_GPUS, UVM_LOCK_ORDER_RM_GPUS, \
UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
// Helpers for recording both RM locks usage around UVM-RM interfaces
#define uvm_record_lock_rm_all() ({ uvm_record_lock_rm_api(); uvm_record_lock_rm_gpus(); })
#define uvm_record_unlock_rm_all() ({ uvm_record_unlock_rm_gpus(); uvm_record_unlock_rm_api(); })
#else
#define uvm_record_lock UVM_IGNORE_EXPR2
#define uvm_record_unlock UVM_IGNORE_EXPR2
#define uvm_record_unlock_out_of_order UVM_IGNORE_EXPR2
#define uvm_record_downgrade UVM_IGNORE_EXPR
static bool uvm_check_locked(void *lock, uvm_lock_flags_t flags)
{
return false;
}
#define uvm_record_lock_mmap_lock_read UVM_IGNORE_EXPR
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_read UVM_IGNORE_EXPR
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_read_out_of_order UVM_IGNORE_EXPR
#define uvm_record_lock_mmap_lock_write UVM_IGNORE_EXPR
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_write UVM_IGNORE_EXPR
#define uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_write_out_of_order UVM_IGNORE_EXPR
#define uvm_check_locked_mmap_lock uvm_check_locked
#define uvm_record_lock_rm_api()
#define uvm_record_unlock_rm_api()
#define uvm_record_lock_rm_gpus()
#define uvm_record_unlock_rm_gpus()
#define uvm_record_lock_rm_all()
#define uvm_record_unlock_rm_all()
#endif
#define uvm_locking_assert_initialized() UVM_ASSERT(__uvm_locking_initialized())
#define uvm_thread_assert_all_unlocked() UVM_ASSERT(__uvm_thread_check_all_unlocked())
#define uvm_assert_lockable_order(order) UVM_ASSERT(__uvm_check_lockable_order(order, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_ANY))
#define uvm_assert_unlocked_order(order) UVM_ASSERT(__uvm_check_unlocked_order(order))
// Helpers for locking mmap_lock (mmap_sem in kernels < 5.8)
// and recording its usage
#define uvm_assert_mmap_lock_locked_mode(mm, flags) ({ \
typeof(mm) _mm = (mm); \
UVM_ASSERT(nv_mm_rwsem_is_locked(_mm) && uvm_check_locked_mmap_lock((_mm), (flags))); \
})
#define uvm_assert_mmap_lock_locked(mm) \
uvm_assert_mmap_lock_locked_mode((mm), UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_ANY)
#define uvm_assert_mmap_lock_locked_read(mm) \
uvm_assert_mmap_lock_locked_mode((mm), UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED)
#define uvm_assert_mmap_lock_locked_write(mm) \
uvm_assert_mmap_lock_locked_mode((mm), UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
#define uvm_down_read_mmap_lock(mm) ({ \
typeof(mm) _mm = (mm); \
uvm_record_lock_mmap_lock_read(_mm); \
nv_mmap_read_lock(_mm); \
})
#define uvm_up_read_mmap_lock(mm) ({ \
typeof(mm) _mm = (mm); \
nv_mmap_read_unlock(_mm); \
uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_read(_mm); \
})
#define uvm_up_read_mmap_lock_out_of_order(mm) ({ \
typeof(mm) _mm = (mm); \
nv_mmap_read_unlock(_mm); \
uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_read_out_of_order(_mm); \
})
#define uvm_down_write_mmap_lock(mm) ({ \
typeof(mm) _mm = (mm); \
uvm_record_lock_mmap_lock_write(_mm); \
nv_mmap_write_lock(_mm); \
})
#define uvm_up_write_mmap_lock(mm) ({ \
typeof(mm) _mm = (mm); \
nv_mmap_write_unlock(_mm); \
uvm_record_unlock_mmap_lock_write(_mm); \
})
// Helper for calling a UVM-RM interface function with lock recording
#define uvm_rm_locked_call(call) ({ \
typeof(call) ret; \
uvm_record_lock_rm_all(); \
ret = call; \
uvm_record_unlock_rm_all(); \
ret; \
})
// Helper for calling a UVM-RM interface function that returns void with lock recording
#define uvm_rm_locked_call_void(call) ({ \
uvm_record_lock_rm_all(); \
call; \
uvm_record_unlock_rm_all(); \
})
typedef struct
{
struct rw_semaphore sem;
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_lock_order_t lock_order;
#endif
} uvm_rw_semaphore_t;
//
// Note that this is a macro, not an inline or static function so the
// "uvm_sem" argument is subsituted as text. If this is invoked with
// uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_mode(_sem, flags) then we get code "_sem = _sem"
// and _sem is initialized to NULL. Avoid this by using a name unlikely to
// be the same as the string passed to "uvm_sem".
// See uvm_down_read() and uvm_up_read() below as examples.
//
#define uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_mode(uvm_sem, flags) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem_ = (uvm_sem); \
UVM_ASSERT(rwsem_is_locked(&_sem_->sem) && uvm_check_locked(_sem_, (flags))); \
})
#define uvm_assert_rwsem_locked(uvm_sem) \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_mode(uvm_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_ANY)
#define uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_read(uvm_sem) \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_mode(uvm_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED)
#define uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_write(uvm_sem) \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_mode(uvm_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)
#define uvm_assert_rwsem_unlocked(uvm_sem) UVM_ASSERT(!rwsem_is_locked(&(uvm_sem)->sem))
static void uvm_init_rwsem(uvm_rw_semaphore_t *uvm_sem, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order)
{
init_rwsem(&uvm_sem->sem);
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_locking_assert_initialized();
uvm_sem->lock_order = lock_order;
#endif
uvm_assert_rwsem_unlocked(uvm_sem);
}
#define uvm_down_read(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
uvm_record_lock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
down_read(&_sem->sem); \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_read(_sem); \
})
#define uvm_up_read(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_read(_sem); \
up_read(&_sem->sem); \
uvm_record_unlock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
})
// Unlock w/o any tracking. This should be extremely rare and *_no_tracking
// helpers will be added only as needed.
//
// TODO: Bug 2594854:
// TODO: Bug 2583279: Remove macro when bugs are fixed
#define uvm_up_read_no_tracking(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
up_read(&_sem->sem); \
})
#define uvm_down_write(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof (uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
uvm_record_lock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
down_write(&_sem->sem); \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_write(_sem); \
})
// trylock for reading: returns 1 if successful, 0 if not. Out-of-order lock
// acquisition via this function is legal, i.e. the lock order checker will
// allow it. However, if an out-of-order lock acquisition attempt fails, it is
// the caller's responsibility to back off at least to the point where the
// next held lower-order lock is released.
#define uvm_down_read_trylock(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
int locked; \
uvm_record_lock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_TRYLOCK); \
locked = down_read_trylock(&_sem->sem); \
if (locked == 0) \
uvm_record_unlock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
else \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_read(_sem); \
locked; \
})
// Lock w/o any tracking. This should be extremely rare and *_no_tracking
// helpers will be added only as needed.
//
// TODO: Bug 2594854:
// TODO: Bug 2583279: Remove macro when bugs are fixed
#define uvm_down_read_trylock_no_tracking(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
down_read_trylock(&_sem->sem); \
})
// trylock for writing: returns 1 if successful, 0 if not. Out-of-order lock
// acquisition via this function is legal, i.e. the lock order checker will
// allow it. However, if an out-of-order lock acquisition attempt fails, it is
// the caller's responsibility to back off at least to the point where the
// next held lower-order lock is released.
#define uvm_down_write_trylock(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
int locked; \
uvm_record_lock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_TRYLOCK); \
locked = down_write_trylock(&_sem->sem); \
if (locked == 0) \
uvm_record_unlock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
else \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_write(_sem); \
locked; \
})
#define uvm_up_write(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_write(_sem); \
up_write(&_sem->sem); \
uvm_record_unlock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
})
#define uvm_downgrade_write(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
uvm_assert_rwsem_locked_write(_sem); \
downgrade_write(&_sem->sem); \
uvm_record_downgrade(_sem); \
})
typedef struct
{
struct mutex m;
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_lock_order_t lock_order;
#endif
} uvm_mutex_t;
// Note that this is a macro, not an inline or static function so the
// "uvm_macro" argument is subsituted as text. If this is invoked with
// uvm__mutex_is_locked(_mutex) then we get code "_mutex = _mutex" and _mutex is
// initialized to NULL. Avoid this by using a name unlikely to be the same as
// the string passed to "uvm_mutex".
// See uvm_mutex_lock() and uvm_mutex_unlock() below as examples.
//
#define uvm_mutex_is_locked(uvm_mutex) ({ \
typeof(uvm_mutex) _mutex_ = (uvm_mutex); \
(mutex_is_locked(&_mutex_->m) && uvm_check_locked(_mutex_, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)); \
})
#define uvm_assert_mutex_locked(uvm_mutex) UVM_ASSERT(uvm_mutex_is_locked(uvm_mutex))
#define uvm_assert_mutex_unlocked(uvm_mutex) UVM_ASSERT(!mutex_is_locked(&(uvm_mutex)->m))
//
// Linux kernel mutexes cannot be used with interrupts disabled. Doing so
// can lead to deadlocks.
// To warn about mutex usages with interrupts disabled, the following
// macros and inline functions wrap around the raw kernel mutex operations
// in order to check if the interrupts have been disabled and assert if so.
//
// TODO: Bug 2690258: evaluate whether !irqs_disabled() && !in_interrupt() is
// enough.
//
#define uvm_assert_mutex_interrupts() ({ \
UVM_ASSERT_MSG(!irqs_disabled() && !in_interrupt(), "Mutexes cannot be used with interrupts disabled"); \
})
static void uvm_mutex_init(uvm_mutex_t *mutex, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order)
{
mutex_init(&mutex->m);
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_locking_assert_initialized();
mutex->lock_order = lock_order;
#endif
uvm_assert_mutex_unlocked(mutex);
}
#define uvm_mutex_lock(mutex) ({ \
typeof(mutex) _mutex = (mutex); \
uvm_assert_mutex_interrupts(); \
uvm_record_lock(_mutex, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
mutex_lock(&_mutex->m); \
uvm_assert_mutex_locked(_mutex); \
})
// Lock w/o any tracking. This should be extremely rare and *_no_tracking
// helpers will be added only as needed.
#define uvm_mutex_lock_no_tracking(mutex) ({ \
uvm_assert_mutex_interrupts(); \
mutex_lock(&(mutex)->m); \
})
#define uvm_mutex_trylock(mutex) ({ \
typeof(mutex) _mutex = (mutex); \
int locked; \
uvm_record_lock(_mutex, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE | UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_TRYLOCK); \
locked = mutex_trylock(&_mutex->m); \
if (locked == 0) \
uvm_record_unlock(_mutex, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
else \
uvm_assert_mutex_locked(_mutex); \
locked; \
})
#define uvm_mutex_unlock(mutex) ({ \
typeof(mutex) _mutex = (mutex); \
uvm_assert_mutex_interrupts(); \
uvm_assert_mutex_locked(_mutex); \
mutex_unlock(&_mutex->m); \
uvm_record_unlock(_mutex, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
})
#define uvm_mutex_unlock_out_of_order(mutex) ({ \
typeof(mutex) _mutex = (mutex); \
uvm_assert_mutex_interrupts(); \
uvm_assert_mutex_locked(_mutex); \
mutex_unlock(&_mutex->m); \
uvm_record_unlock_out_of_order(_mutex, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
})
// Unlock w/o any tracking. This should be extremely rare and *_no_tracking
// helpers will be added only as needed.
#define uvm_mutex_unlock_no_tracking(mutex) ({ \
uvm_assert_mutex_interrupts(); \
mutex_unlock(&(mutex)->m); \
})
typedef struct
{
struct semaphore sem;
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_lock_order_t lock_order;
#endif
} uvm_semaphore_t;
static void uvm_sema_init(uvm_semaphore_t *semaphore, int val, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order)
{
sema_init(&semaphore->sem, val);
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_locking_assert_initialized();
semaphore->lock_order = lock_order;
#endif
}
#define uvm_sem_is_locked(uvm_sem) uvm_check_locked(uvm_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED)
#define uvm_down(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
uvm_record_lock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
down(&_sem->sem); \
})
#define uvm_up(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
UVM_ASSERT(uvm_sem_is_locked(_sem)); \
up(&_sem->sem); \
uvm_record_unlock(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
})
#define uvm_up_out_of_order(uvm_sem) ({ \
typeof(uvm_sem) _sem = (uvm_sem); \
UVM_ASSERT(uvm_sem_is_locked(_sem)); \
up(&_sem->sem); \
uvm_record_unlock_out_of_order(_sem, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
})
// A regular spinlock
// Locked/unlocked with uvm_spin_lock()/uvm_spin_unlock()
typedef struct
{
spinlock_t lock;
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_lock_order_t lock_order;
#endif
} uvm_spinlock_t;
// A separate spinlock type for spinlocks that need to disable interrupts. For
// guaranteed correctness and convenience embed the saved and restored irq state
// in the lock itself.
// Locked/unlocked with uvm_spin_lock_irqsave()/uvm_spin_unlock_irqrestore()
typedef struct
{
spinlock_t lock;
unsigned long irq_flags;
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_lock_order_t lock_order;
#endif
} uvm_spinlock_irqsave_t;
// Asserts that the spinlock is held. Notably the macros below support both
// types of spinlocks.
// Note that this is a macro, not an inline or static function so the
// "spinlock" argument is subsituted as text. If this is invoked with
// uvm_assert_spinlock_locked(_lock) then we get code "_lock = _lock"
// and _lock is initialized to NULL. Avoid this by using a name unlikely to
// be the same as the string passed to "spinlock".
// See uvm_spin_lock() and uvm_spin_unlock() below as examples.
//
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#define uvm_assert_spinlock_locked(spinlock) ({ \
typeof(spinlock) _lock_ = (spinlock); \
UVM_ASSERT(spin_is_locked(&_lock_->lock)); \
UVM_ASSERT(uvm_check_locked(_lock_, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)); \
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})
#define uvm_assert_spinlock_unlocked(spinlock) UVM_ASSERT(!spin_is_locked(&(spinlock)->lock))
static void uvm_spin_lock_init(uvm_spinlock_t *spinlock, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order)
{
spin_lock_init(&spinlock->lock);
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_locking_assert_initialized();
spinlock->lock_order = lock_order;
#endif
uvm_assert_spinlock_unlocked(spinlock);
}
#define uvm_spin_lock(uvm_lock) ({ \
typeof(uvm_lock) _lock = (uvm_lock); \
uvm_record_lock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
spin_lock(&_lock->lock); \
uvm_assert_spinlock_locked(_lock); \
})
#define uvm_spin_unlock(uvm_lock) ({ \
typeof(uvm_lock) _lock = (uvm_lock); \
uvm_assert_spinlock_locked(_lock); \
spin_unlock(&_lock->lock); \
uvm_record_unlock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
})
static void uvm_spin_lock_irqsave_init(uvm_spinlock_irqsave_t *spinlock, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order)
{
spin_lock_init(&spinlock->lock);
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_locking_assert_initialized();
spinlock->lock_order = lock_order;
#endif
uvm_assert_spinlock_unlocked(spinlock);
}
// Use a temp to not rely on flags being written after acquiring the lock.
#define uvm_spin_lock_irqsave(uvm_lock) ({ \
typeof(uvm_lock) _lock = (uvm_lock); \
unsigned long irq_flags; \
uvm_record_lock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
spin_lock_irqsave(&_lock->lock, irq_flags); \
_lock->irq_flags = irq_flags; \
uvm_assert_spinlock_locked(_lock); \
})
// Use a temp to not rely on flags being read before releasing the lock.
#define uvm_spin_unlock_irqrestore(uvm_lock) ({ \
typeof(uvm_lock) _lock = (uvm_lock); \
unsigned long irq_flags = _lock->irq_flags; \
uvm_assert_spinlock_locked(_lock); \
spin_unlock_irqrestore(&_lock->lock, irq_flags); \
uvm_record_unlock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
})
// Wrapper for a reader-writer spinlock that disables and enables interrupts
typedef struct
{
rwlock_t lock;
// This flags variable is only used by writers, since concurrent readers may
// have different values.
unsigned long irq_flags;
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_lock_order_t lock_order;
// The kernel doesn't provide a function to tell if an rwlock_t is locked,
// so we create our own.
atomic_t lock_count;
#endif
} uvm_rwlock_irqsave_t;
static bool uvm_rwlock_irqsave_is_locked(uvm_rwlock_irqsave_t *rwlock)
{
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
return atomic_read(&rwlock->lock_count) > 0;
#else
return false;
#endif
}
static void uvm_rwlock_irqsave_inc(uvm_rwlock_irqsave_t *rwlock)
{
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
atomic_inc(&rwlock->lock_count);
#endif
}
static void uvm_rwlock_irqsave_dec(uvm_rwlock_irqsave_t *rwlock)
{
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
atomic_dec(&rwlock->lock_count);
#endif
}
#define uvm_assert_rwlock_locked(uvm_rwlock) \
UVM_ASSERT(uvm_rwlock_irqsave_is_locked(uvm_rwlock) && uvm_check_locked(uvm_rwlock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_ANY))
#define uvm_assert_rwlock_locked_read(uvm_rwlock) \
UVM_ASSERT(uvm_rwlock_irqsave_is_locked(uvm_rwlock) && uvm_check_locked(uvm_rwlock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED))
#define uvm_assert_rwlock_locked_write(uvm_rwlock) \
UVM_ASSERT(uvm_rwlock_irqsave_is_locked(uvm_rwlock) && uvm_check_locked(uvm_rwlock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE))
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
#define uvm_assert_rwlock_unlocked(uvm_rwlock) UVM_ASSERT(!uvm_rwlock_irqsave_is_locked(uvm_rwlock))
#else
#define uvm_assert_rwlock_unlocked(uvm_rwlock)
#endif
static void uvm_rwlock_irqsave_init(uvm_rwlock_irqsave_t *rwlock, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order)
{
rwlock_init(&rwlock->lock);
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_locking_assert_initialized();
rwlock->lock_order = lock_order;
atomic_set(&rwlock->lock_count, 0);
#endif
uvm_assert_rwlock_unlocked(rwlock);
}
// We can't store the irq_flags within the lock itself for readers, so they must
// pass in their flags.
#define uvm_read_lock_irqsave(uvm_rwlock, irq_flags) ({ \
typeof(uvm_rwlock) _lock = (uvm_rwlock); \
uvm_record_lock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
read_lock_irqsave(&_lock->lock, irq_flags); \
uvm_rwlock_irqsave_inc(uvm_rwlock); \
uvm_assert_rwlock_locked_read(_lock); \
})
#define uvm_read_unlock_irqrestore(uvm_rwlock, irq_flags) ({ \
typeof(uvm_rwlock) _lock = (uvm_rwlock); \
uvm_assert_rwlock_locked_read(_lock); \
uvm_rwlock_irqsave_dec(uvm_rwlock); \
read_unlock_irqrestore(&_lock->lock, irq_flags); \
uvm_record_unlock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_SHARED); \
})
// Use a temp to not rely on flags being written after acquiring the lock.
#define uvm_write_lock_irqsave(uvm_rwlock) ({ \
typeof(uvm_rwlock) _lock = (uvm_rwlock); \
unsigned long irq_flags; \
uvm_record_lock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
write_lock_irqsave(&_lock->lock, irq_flags); \
uvm_rwlock_irqsave_inc(uvm_rwlock); \
_lock->irq_flags = irq_flags; \
uvm_assert_rwlock_locked_write(_lock); \
})
// Use a temp to not rely on flags being written after acquiring the lock.
#define uvm_write_unlock_irqrestore(uvm_rwlock) ({ \
typeof(uvm_rwlock) _lock = (uvm_rwlock); \
unsigned long irq_flags = _lock->irq_flags; \
uvm_assert_rwlock_locked_write(_lock); \
uvm_rwlock_irqsave_dec(uvm_rwlock); \
write_unlock_irqrestore(&_lock->lock, irq_flags); \
uvm_record_unlock(_lock, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
})
// Bit locks are 'compressed' mutexes which take only 1 bit per lock by virtue
// of using shared waitqueues.
typedef struct
{
unsigned long *bits;
#if UVM_IS_DEBUG()
uvm_lock_order_t lock_order;
#endif
} uvm_bit_locks_t;
NV_STATUS uvm_bit_locks_init(uvm_bit_locks_t *bit_locks, size_t count, uvm_lock_order_t lock_order);
void uvm_bit_locks_deinit(uvm_bit_locks_t *bit_locks);
// Asserts that the bit lock is held.
//
// TODO: Bug 1766601:
// - assert for the right ownership (defining the owner might be tricky in
// the kernel).
#define uvm_assert_bit_locked(bit_locks, bit) ({ \
typeof(bit_locks) _bit_locks = (bit_locks); \
typeof(bit) _bit = (bit); \
UVM_ASSERT(test_bit(_bit, _bit_locks->bits)); \
UVM_ASSERT(uvm_check_locked(_bit_locks, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE)); \
})
#define uvm_assert_bit_unlocked(bit_locks, bit) ({ \
typeof(bit_locks) _bit_locks = (bit_locks); \
typeof(bit) _bit = (bit); \
UVM_ASSERT(!test_bit(_bit, _bit_locks->bits)); \
})
static void __uvm_bit_lock(uvm_bit_locks_t *bit_locks, unsigned long bit)
{
int res;
res = UVM_WAIT_ON_BIT_LOCK(bit_locks->bits, bit, TASK_UNINTERRUPTIBLE);
UVM_ASSERT_MSG(res == 0, "Uninterruptible task interrupted: %d\n", res);
uvm_assert_bit_locked(bit_locks, bit);
}
#define uvm_bit_lock(bit_locks, bit) ({ \
typeof(bit_locks) _bit_locks = (bit_locks); \
typeof(bit) _bit = (bit); \
uvm_record_lock(_bit_locks, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
__uvm_bit_lock(_bit_locks, _bit); \
})
static void __uvm_bit_unlock(uvm_bit_locks_t *bit_locks, unsigned long bit)
{
uvm_assert_bit_locked(bit_locks, bit);
clear_bit_unlock(bit, bit_locks->bits);
// Make sure we don't reorder release with wakeup as it would cause
// deadlocks (other thread checking lock and adding itself to queue
// in reversed order). clear_bit_unlock has only release semantics.
smp_mb__after_atomic();
wake_up_bit(bit_locks->bits, bit);
}
#define uvm_bit_unlock(bit_locks, bit) ({ \
typeof(bit_locks) _bit_locks = (bit_locks); \
typeof(bit) _bit = (bit); \
__uvm_bit_unlock(_bit_locks, _bit); \
uvm_record_unlock(_bit_locks, UVM_LOCK_FLAGS_MODE_EXCLUSIVE); \
})
#endif // __UVM_LOCK_H__
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