schedule.h

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#ifndef SCHEDULE_H
#define SCHEDULE_H
 
/*
 * This code implements an efficient scheduler using
 * a random treap binary tree.
 *
 * The scheduler is used by the server executive to
 * keep track of which instances need service at a
 * known time in the future.  Instances need to
 * schedule events for things such as sending
 * a ping or scheduling a TLS renegotiation.
 */
 
/* define to enable a special test mode */
/*#define SCHEDULE_TEST*/
 
#include "otime.h"
#include "error.h"
 
struct schedule_entry
{
    struct timeval tv;             /* wakeup time */
    unsigned int pri;              /* random treap priority */
    struct schedule_entry *parent; /* treap (btree) links */
    struct schedule_entry *lt;
    struct schedule_entry *gt;
};
 
struct schedule
{
    struct schedule_entry *earliest_wakeup; /* cached earliest wakeup */
    struct schedule_entry *root;            /* the root of the treap (btree) */
};
 
/* Public functions */
 
struct schedule *schedule_init(void);
 
void schedule_free(struct schedule *s);
 
void schedule_remove_entry(struct schedule *s, struct schedule_entry *e);
 
#ifdef SCHEDULE_TEST
void schedule_test(void);
 
#endif
 
/* Private Functions */
 
/* is node already in tree? */
#define IN_TREE(e) ((e)->pri)
 
struct schedule_entry *schedule_find_least(struct schedule_entry *e);
 
void schedule_add_modify(struct schedule *s, struct schedule_entry *e);
 
void schedule_remove_node(struct schedule *s, struct schedule_entry *e);
 
/* Public inline functions */
 
/*
 * Add a struct schedule_entry (whose storage is managed by
 * caller) to the btree.  tv signifies the wakeup time for
 * a future event.  sigma is a time interval measured
 * in microseconds -- the event window being represented
 * starts at (tv - sigma) and ends at (tv + sigma).
 * Event signaling can occur anywere within this interval.
 * Making the interval larger makes the scheduler more efficient,
 * while making it smaller results in more precise scheduling.
 * The caller should treat the passed struct schedule_entry as
 * an opaque object.
 */
static inline void
schedule_add_entry(struct schedule *s, struct schedule_entry *e, const struct timeval *tv,
                   unsigned int sigma)
{
    if (!IN_TREE(e) || !sigma || !tv_within_sigma(tv, &e->tv, sigma))
    {
        e->tv = *tv;
        schedule_add_modify(s, e);
        s->earliest_wakeup = NULL; /* invalidate cache */
    }
}
 
/*
 * Return the node with the earliest wakeup time.  If two
 * nodes have the exact same wakeup time, select based on
 * the random priority assigned to each node (the priority
 * is randomized every time an entry is re-added).
 */
static inline struct schedule_entry *
schedule_get_earliest_wakeup(struct schedule *s, struct timeval *wakeup)
{
    struct schedule_entry *ret;
 
    /* cache result */
    if (!s->earliest_wakeup)
    {
        s->earliest_wakeup = schedule_find_least(s->root);
    }
    ret = s->earliest_wakeup;
    if (ret)
    {
        *wakeup = ret->tv;
    }
 
    return ret;
}
 
#endif /* ifndef SCHEDULE_H */