open-gpu-kernel-modules/kernel-open/nvidia-uvm/uvm_thread_context.c

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#include "uvm_forward_decl.h"
#include "uvm_thread_context.h"

#include "uvm_linux.h"
#include "uvm_common.h"

// Thread local storage implementation.
//
// The global data structure that contains the set of active thread contexts
// is a table of UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE entries of type
// uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t.
// Each entry contains a small array of UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE entries,
// a red-black tree, and a lock protecting the tree.
//
// The thread_context_non_interrupt_table_entry() function maps the current task
// (i.e. the current thread context) to a table entry. That function also
// recommends a position within the entry's array, but that index can be safely
// ignored: the thread context can be located in any array slot, or in the
// red-black tree.
//
// The described global data structures try to minimize contention among
// threads at two levels. First, thread_context_non_interrupt_table_entry()
// relies on a hash function to evenly spread threads among table entries.
// Second, when several threads are mapped to the same table entry, the same
// hash function spreads them evenly among the array entries, which can
// be independently and atomically updated. If the array is full, the thread
// context of the current task is stored in the red-black tree of the table
// entry, which is protected by a single lock.
//
// Both the table and array entries are cache aligned to avoid false sharing
// overheads due to cache thrashing between concurrent operations on separate
// thread contexts.

#define UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE 8

typedef struct  {
    void *acquired[UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT];
} uvm_thread_context_lock_acquired_t;

typedef struct  {
    // If zero, the entry is empty. Otherwise, task is equal to the value of
    // get_current() for the thread associated with thread_context;
    atomic64_t task;

    uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context;
} ____cacheline_aligned_in_smp uvm_thread_context_array_entry_t;

// The thread's context information is stored in the array or the red-black
// tree.
typedef struct  {
    // Small array where thread contexts are stored first. Each array entry
    // can be atomically claimed or released.
    uvm_thread_context_array_entry_t array[UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE];

    // Red-black tree, used when the array is full. A red-black tree is chosen
    // because additions and removals are frequent operations: every time the
    // UVM module is entered, there is one addition, one removal, and one
    // lookup. The same UVM call may result on additional lookups.
    struct rb_root tree;

    // Spinlock protecting the tree. A raw lock is chosen because UVM locks
    // rely on thread context information to be available for lock tracking.
    spinlock_t tree_lock;
} ____cacheline_aligned_in_smp uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t;

// Global data structure containing all the active thread contexts
static uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t g_thread_context_table[UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE];

static bool g_thread_context_table_initialized __read_mostly = false;

// Per CPU context wrapper, used for interrupt context. Zero initialized.
static DEFINE_PER_CPU(uvm_thread_context_wrapper_t, interrupt_thread_context_wrapper);

// Array of acquired locks, used in the interrupt path. The non-interrupt path
// allocates the array when locking for the first time.
static DEFINE_PER_CPU(uvm_thread_context_lock_acquired_t, interrupt_thread_context_lock_acquired);

static void thread_context_non_interrupt_remove(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context,
                                                uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *thread_context_entry);

bool uvm_thread_context_wrapper_is_used()
{
    // The wrapper contains lock information. While uvm_record_lock_X
    // routines are a no-op outside of debug mode, unit tests do invoke their
    // internal counterparts __uvm_record_lock_X. To add coverage, lock
    // information is made available in develop and release modes if the
    // builtin tests are enabled.
    return UVM_IS_DEBUG() || uvm_enable_builtin_tests;
}

bool uvm_thread_context_global_initialized(void)
{
    return g_thread_context_table_initialized;
}

void uvm_thread_context_global_init(void)
{
    size_t table_index;

    UVM_ASSERT(!uvm_thread_context_global_initialized());

    for (table_index = 0; table_index < UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE; table_index++) {
        uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry = g_thread_context_table + table_index;

        spin_lock_init(&table_entry->tree_lock);
        table_entry->tree = RB_ROOT;
    }

    g_thread_context_table_initialized = true;
}

void uvm_thread_context_global_exit(void)
{
    size_t table_index;
    uvm_thread_context_t *curr_thread_context = uvm_thread_context();

    UVM_ASSERT(uvm_thread_context_global_initialized());

    // Search for thread contexts that were added but never removed.
    // There should be one thread context left: the one added by the UVM module
    // exit routine that invoked this function. To prevent the exit routine from
    // deleting its thread context after deinitialization of the global table,
    // it is deleted here. uvm_thread_context_remove will detect that the global
    // shutdown already happened and skip.
    for (table_index = 0; table_index < UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE; table_index++) {
        size_t array_index;
        struct rb_node *node;
        uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry = g_thread_context_table + table_index;

        for (array_index = 0; array_index < UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE; array_index++) {
            uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context;
            uvm_thread_context_array_entry_t *array_entry = table_entry->array + array_index;

            NvU64 task = atomic64_read(&array_entry->task);

            if (task == 0)
                continue;

            thread_context = array_entry->thread_context;

            UVM_ASSERT_MSG(thread_context == curr_thread_context,
                           "Left-over thread_context 0x%llx task 0x%llx\n",
                           (NvU64) thread_context,
                           (NvU64) thread_context->task);

            thread_context_non_interrupt_remove(thread_context, table_entry);
        }

        node = rb_first(&table_entry->tree);

        while (node) {
            uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context = rb_entry(node, uvm_thread_context_t, node);

            UVM_ASSERT_MSG(thread_context == curr_thread_context,
                           "Left-over thread_context 0x%llx task 0x%llx\n",
                           (NvU64) thread_context,
                           (NvU64) thread_context->task);

            thread_context_non_interrupt_remove(thread_context, table_entry);
            node = rb_first(&table_entry->tree);
        }
    }

    g_thread_context_table_initialized = false;
}

static uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context_non_interrupt_tree_search(struct rb_root *root, struct task_struct *task)
{
    struct rb_node *node = root->rb_node;
    uintptr_t task_uintptr = (uintptr_t) task;

    while (node) {
       uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context = rb_entry(node, uvm_thread_context_t, node);
       uintptr_t thread_context_task_uintptr = (uintptr_t) thread_context->task;

       if (thread_context_task_uintptr == task_uintptr)
           return thread_context;

       node = (thread_context_task_uintptr > task_uintptr)? node->rb_left : node->rb_right;
    }

    return NULL;
}

static bool thread_context_non_interrupt_tree_insert(struct rb_root *root, uvm_thread_context_t *new_thread_context)
{
    struct rb_node **node_ptr = &root->rb_node;
    struct rb_node *node = root->rb_node;
    struct rb_node *parent = NULL;
    const struct task_struct *task = new_thread_context->task;
    uintptr_t task_uintptr = (uintptr_t) task;

    while (node) {
        uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context = rb_entry(node, uvm_thread_context_t, node);
        uintptr_t thread_context_task_uintptr = (uintptr_t) thread_context->task;

       if (thread_context_task_uintptr == task_uintptr)
            return false;

        parent = node;
        node_ptr = (thread_context_task_uintptr > task_uintptr) ? &node->rb_left : &node->rb_right;
        node = *node_ptr;
    }

    rb_link_node(&new_thread_context->node, parent, node_ptr);
    rb_insert_color(&new_thread_context->node, root);

    return true;
}

static void thread_context_lock_interrupt_patch_acquired(uvm_thread_context_lock_t *context_lock)
{
    uvm_thread_context_lock_acquired_t *thread_context_lock_acquired;

    UVM_ASSERT(in_interrupt());
    UVM_ASSERT(context_lock->acquired == NULL);

    // Stich the preallocated, per-CPU array to the thread context lock.
    thread_context_lock_acquired = &get_cpu_var(interrupt_thread_context_lock_acquired);
    put_cpu_var(interrupt_thread_context_lock_acquired);
    context_lock->acquired = (void**) thread_context_lock_acquired;
}

static uvm_thread_context_lock_t *thread_context_lock_of(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context)
{
    uvm_thread_context_wrapper_t *thread_context_wrapper;
    uvm_thread_context_lock_t *context_lock;

    if (!uvm_thread_context_wrapper_is_used())
        return NULL;

    thread_context_wrapper = container_of(thread_context, uvm_thread_context_wrapper_t, context);
    context_lock = &thread_context_wrapper->context_lock;

    // When the wrapper is used, the thread context lock is always present but
    // its acquired locks array may not, due to a failed allocation. Instead of
    // working around the missing array, pretend that the entire lock context
    // does not exist. This situation can only happen in non-interrupt paths.
    if (context_lock->acquired == NULL) {
        if (in_interrupt())
            thread_context_lock_interrupt_patch_acquired(context_lock);
        else
            return NULL;
    }

    return context_lock;
}

static void thread_context_non_interrupt_init(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context)
{
    UVM_ASSERT(!in_interrupt());

    thread_context->array_index = UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE;

    if (uvm_thread_context_wrapper_is_used()) {
        uvm_thread_context_wrapper_t *thread_context_wrapper;
        uvm_thread_context_lock_t *context_lock;

        thread_context_wrapper = container_of(thread_context, uvm_thread_context_wrapper_t, context);
        context_lock = &thread_context_wrapper->context_lock;

        memset(context_lock, 0, sizeof(*context_lock));

        // If this allocation fails, the lock context will appear as not
        // present, but the rest of the thread context is usable.
        context_lock->acquired = kmalloc(sizeof(context_lock->acquired[0]) * UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT, NV_UVM_GFP_FLAGS);
    }
}

static void thread_context_non_interrupt_deinit(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context)
{
    uvm_thread_context_lock_t *context_lock;

    UVM_ASSERT(!in_interrupt());

    context_lock = thread_context_lock_of(thread_context);
    if (context_lock != NULL) {
        UVM_ASSERT(__uvm_check_all_unlocked(context_lock));

        kfree(context_lock->acquired);
        context_lock->acquired = NULL;
    }
}

// Return the table entry and array index within that entry where the thread
// context of the current task is located.
//
// The array index should be interpreted as a hint: the thread context of the
// current taks may be stored at a different array index, or in the tree.
static uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *thread_context_non_interrupt_table_entry(size_t *array_index_hint)
{
    size_t table_index;
    NvU64 current_ptr = (NvU64) current;
    NvU32 hash = jhash_2words((NvU32) current_ptr, (NvU32) (current_ptr >> 32), 0);

    BUILD_BUG_ON(UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE > (1 << 16));
    BUILD_BUG_ON(UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE > (1 << 16));
    UVM_ASSERT(!in_interrupt());

    // The upper 16 bits of the hash value index the table; the lower 16
    // index the array
    table_index = (hash >> 16) % UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE;

    if (array_index_hint != NULL)
        *array_index_hint = hash % UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE;

    return g_thread_context_table + table_index;
}

static uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context_non_interrupt(void)
{
    unsigned long flags;
    size_t i, array_index;
    uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context;
    uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry = thread_context_non_interrupt_table_entry(&array_index);

    for (i = array_index; i < (UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE + array_index); i++) {
        size_t curr_array_index = i % UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE;
        uvm_thread_context_array_entry_t *array_entry = table_entry->array + curr_array_index;

        if (atomic64_read(&array_entry->task) == (NvU64) current) {
            thread_context = array_entry->thread_context;

            UVM_ASSERT(thread_context != NULL);
            UVM_ASSERT(thread_context->array_index == curr_array_index);

            return thread_context;
        }
    }

    spin_lock_irqsave(&table_entry->tree_lock, flags);
    thread_context = thread_context_non_interrupt_tree_search(&table_entry->tree, current);
    spin_unlock_irqrestore(&table_entry->tree_lock, flags);

    return thread_context;
}

static uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context_interrupt(void)
{
    uvm_thread_context_wrapper_t *thread_context_wrapper;

    // As we are in interrupt anyway it would be best to just use this_cpu_ptr()
    // but it was added in 2.6.33 and the interface is non-trivial to implement
    // prior to that.
    thread_context_wrapper = &get_cpu_var(interrupt_thread_context_wrapper);
    put_cpu_var(interrupt_thread_context_wrapper);

    return &thread_context_wrapper->context;
}

static uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context_current(void)
{
    return in_interrupt() ? thread_context_interrupt() : thread_context_non_interrupt();
}

bool uvm_thread_context_present(void)
{
    return thread_context_current() != NULL;
}

uvm_thread_context_t *uvm_thread_context(void)
{
    uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context = thread_context_current();

    // If this assertion fires is probably because an entry point into the
    // UVM module has not been wrapped with a UVM_ENTRY_X macro. The entry point
    // to wrap is the first nvidia-uvm function in the error call stack printed
    // by the assertion.
    UVM_ASSERT(thread_context != NULL);

    return thread_context;
}

// The addition logic takes into account that there may be a different thread
// context already associated with the given task. This happens in the uncommon
// case of re-entering the UVM module. Therefore, it is worth approaching the
// addition in a optimistic (speculative) fashion: if a slot is empty in the
// array, it is immediately taken. Should we discover later on that the task
// already has a thread context associated with it in the rest of the array or
// the tree, the previously claimed array slot is released.
static bool thread_context_non_interrupt_add(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context,
                                             uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry,
                                             size_t array_index_hint)
{
    size_t i;
    NvU64 task;
    unsigned long flags;
    bool added;

    UVM_ASSERT(!in_interrupt());
    UVM_ASSERT(thread_context != NULL);
    UVM_ASSERT(table_entry != NULL);
    UVM_ASSERT(table_entry - g_thread_context_table >= 0);
    UVM_ASSERT(table_entry - g_thread_context_table < UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE);
    UVM_ASSERT(array_index_hint < UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE);

    thread_context_non_interrupt_init(thread_context);
    UVM_ASSERT(thread_context->array_index == UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE);

    task = (NvU64) thread_context->task;
    UVM_ASSERT(task > 0);

    for (i = array_index_hint; i < (array_index_hint + UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE); i++) {
        const size_t curr_array_index = i % UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE;
        uvm_thread_context_array_entry_t *array_entry = table_entry->array + curr_array_index;

        if (thread_context->array_index == UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE) {
            NvU64 old = atomic64_cmpxchg(&array_entry->task, 0, task);

            // Task already added a different thread context. There is nothing
            // to undo because the current thread context has not been inserted.
            if (old == task)
                return false;

            // Speculatively add the current thread context.
            if (old == 0)
                thread_context->array_index = curr_array_index;
        }
        else if (atomic64_read(&array_entry->task) == task) {

            // Task already added a different thread context to the array, so
            // undo the speculative insertion
            atomic64_set(&table_entry->array[thread_context->array_index].task, 0);

            return false;
        }
    }

    spin_lock_irqsave(&table_entry->tree_lock, flags);

    if (thread_context->array_index == UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE) {

        // If the task already added a different thread context to the tree,
        // there is nothing to undo because the current thread context has not
        // been inserted.
        added = thread_context_non_interrupt_tree_insert(&table_entry->tree, thread_context);
    }
    else if (thread_context_non_interrupt_tree_search(&table_entry->tree, thread_context->task) != NULL) {

        // Task already added a different thread context to the tree, so undo
        // the speculative insertion
        atomic64_set(&table_entry->array[thread_context->array_index].task, 0);

        added = false;
    }
    else {

        // Speculative insertion succeeded: a thread context associated with the
        // same task has not been found in the array or the tree.
        table_entry->array[thread_context->array_index].thread_context = thread_context;
        added = true;
    }

    spin_unlock_irqrestore(&table_entry->tree_lock, flags);
    return added;
}

bool uvm_thread_context_add(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context)
{
    uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry;
    size_t array_index;

    UVM_ASSERT(thread_context != NULL);
    UVM_ASSERT(!in_interrupt());

    // Initialize the thread context table. This can only happen when loading
    // the UVM module
    if (!uvm_thread_context_global_initialized())
        uvm_thread_context_global_init();

    thread_context->task = current;
    table_entry = thread_context_non_interrupt_table_entry(&array_index);
    return thread_context_non_interrupt_add(thread_context, table_entry, array_index);
}

bool uvm_thread_context_add_at(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context, size_t table_index)
{
    uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry;

    UVM_ASSERT(uvm_enable_builtin_tests != 0);
    UVM_ASSERT(uvm_thread_context_global_initialized());

    table_entry = g_thread_context_table + table_index;
    return thread_context_non_interrupt_add(thread_context, table_entry, 0);
}

static void thread_context_non_interrupt_remove(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context,
                                                uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry)
{
    NvU32 array_index;

    UVM_ASSERT(!in_interrupt());
    UVM_ASSERT(thread_context != NULL);
    UVM_ASSERT(table_entry != NULL);
    UVM_ASSERT(table_entry - g_thread_context_table >= 0);
    UVM_ASSERT(table_entry - g_thread_context_table < UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_TABLE_SIZE);

    array_index = thread_context->array_index;
    UVM_ASSERT(array_index <= UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE);

    // We cannot use RB_EMPTY_NODE to determine if the thread context is in the
    // tree, because the tree lock is not held and we haven't called RB_CLEAR_NODE.
    // If the thread context is indeed in the tree, concurrent operations on
    // the parent pointer/color of the thread context's node could result in
    // RB_EMPTY_NODE(thread_context->node) being true.
    if (array_index != UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE) {

        uvm_thread_context_array_entry_t *array_entry = table_entry->array + array_index;

        UVM_ASSERT(array_index < UVM_THREAD_CONTEXT_ARRAY_SIZE);
        UVM_ASSERT(atomic64_read(&array_entry->task) == (NvU64) thread_context->task);

        // Clear the task. The memory barrier prevents the write from being
        // moved before a previous (in program order) write to the entry's
        // thread_context field in thread_context_non_interrupt_add.
        //
        // A more detailed explanation about why the memory barrier is needed
        // before an atomic write, and why we are not using a different flavor
        // of atomic write such as atomic64_set_release, can be found in
        // uvm_gpu_semaphore.c:update_completed_value_locked().
        smp_mb__before_atomic();
        atomic64_set(&array_entry->task, 0);
    }
    else {
        unsigned long flags;

        spin_lock_irqsave(&table_entry->tree_lock, flags);
        rb_erase(&thread_context->node, &table_entry->tree);
        spin_unlock_irqrestore(&table_entry->tree_lock, flags);
    }

    thread_context_non_interrupt_deinit(thread_context);
}

void uvm_thread_context_remove(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context)
{
    uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry;

    UVM_ASSERT(thread_context != NULL);
    UVM_ASSERT(!in_interrupt());

    // If the thread context table has been deinitialized, then we must be in
    // the UVM module unload path, and the thread context added during the call
    // of uvm_exit has already been removed in the global deinitialization.
    if (!uvm_thread_context_global_initialized())
        return;

    UVM_ASSERT(thread_context->task == current);
    UVM_ASSERT(uvm_thread_context() == thread_context);

    table_entry = thread_context_non_interrupt_table_entry(NULL);
    thread_context_non_interrupt_remove(thread_context, table_entry);
}

void uvm_thread_context_remove_at(uvm_thread_context_t *thread_context, size_t table_index)
{
    uvm_thread_context_table_entry_t *table_entry = g_thread_context_table + table_index;

    UVM_ASSERT(uvm_enable_builtin_tests != 0);

    thread_context_non_interrupt_remove(thread_context, table_entry);
}

// Move operation
//  -Lock information is copied to the destination, and cleared in the source.
//  -Locations in the global array or tree are not copied nor cleared, since
//   they may be needed for a later removal of the source, and are no longer
//   valid after it.
//  -When adding new members to the thread context, consider if they need to be
//   moved
static void thread_context_move(uvm_thread_context_t *dst, uvm_thread_context_t *src)
{
    uvm_thread_context_lock_t *src_context_lock, *dst_context_lock;

    UVM_ASSERT(uvm_enable_builtin_tests != 0);

    src_context_lock = thread_context_lock_of(src);
    dst_context_lock = thread_context_lock_of(dst);

    if ((dst_context_lock != NULL) && (src_context_lock != NULL)) {
        size_t acquired_size = sizeof(src_context_lock->acquired[0]) * UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT;

        dst_context_lock->skip_lock_tracking = src_context_lock->skip_lock_tracking;
        src_context_lock->skip_lock_tracking = false;

        // Note that the locks are not released, even when they appear as such
        // if we query the source thread context. They are still acquired in the
        // destination context.
        bitmap_copy(dst_context_lock->acquired_lock_orders,
                    src_context_lock->acquired_lock_orders,
                    UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT);
        bitmap_zero(src_context_lock->acquired_lock_orders, UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT);

        bitmap_copy(dst_context_lock->exclusive_acquired_lock_orders,
                    src_context_lock->exclusive_acquired_lock_orders,
                    UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT);
        bitmap_zero(src_context_lock->exclusive_acquired_lock_orders, UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT);

        bitmap_copy(dst_context_lock->out_of_order_acquired_lock_orders,
                    src_context_lock->out_of_order_acquired_lock_orders,
                    UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT);
        bitmap_zero(src_context_lock->out_of_order_acquired_lock_orders, UVM_LOCK_ORDER_COUNT);

        memcpy(dst_context_lock->acquired, src_context_lock->acquired, acquired_size);
    }
}

void uvm_thread_context_save(uvm_thread_context_t *dst)
{
    thread_context_non_interrupt_init(dst);
    thread_context_move(dst, uvm_thread_context());
}

void uvm_thread_context_restore(uvm_thread_context_t *src)
{
    thread_context_move(uvm_thread_context(), src);
    thread_context_non_interrupt_deinit(src);
}

uvm_thread_context_lock_t *uvm_thread_context_lock_get(void)
{
    return thread_context_lock_of(uvm_thread_context());
}

void uvm_thread_context_lock_disable_tracking(void)
{
    uvm_thread_context_lock_t *context_lock = thread_context_lock_of(uvm_thread_context());

    if (context_lock == NULL)
        return;

    ++context_lock->skip_lock_tracking;

    UVM_ASSERT(context_lock->skip_lock_tracking != 0);
}

void uvm_thread_context_lock_enable_tracking(void)
{
    uvm_thread_context_lock_t *context_lock = thread_context_lock_of(uvm_thread_context());

    if (context_lock == NULL)
        return;

    UVM_ASSERT(context_lock->skip_lock_tracking > 0);

    --context_lock->skip_lock_tracking;
}