}
/* Do not verify page list if extent is in RPC. This is because an
- * in-RPC extent is supposed to be exclusively accessible w/o lock. */
+ * in-RPC extent is supposed to be exclusively accessible w/o lock.
+ */
if (ext->oe_state > OES_CACHE) {
rc = 0;
goto out;
if (ext->oe_trunc_pending) {
/* a truncate process is waiting for this extent.
* This may happen due to a race, check
- * osc_cache_truncate_start(). */
+ * osc_cache_truncate_start().
+ */
osc_extent_state_set(ext, OES_TRUNC);
ext->oe_trunc_pending = 0;
} else {
/* ok, from now on, ext and cur have these attrs:
* 1. covered by the same lock
- * 2. contiguous at chunk level or overlapping. */
+ * 2. contiguous at chunk level or overlapping.
+ */
if (overlapped(ext, cur)) {
/* cur is the minimum unit, so overlapping means
- * full contain. */
+ * full contain.
+ */
EASSERTF((ext->oe_start <= cur->oe_start &&
ext->oe_end >= cur->oe_end),
ext, EXTSTR, EXTPARA(cur));
if (ext->oe_state > OES_CACHE || ext->oe_fsync_wait) {
/* for simplicity, we wait for this extent to
- * finish before going forward. */
+ * finish before going forward.
+ */
conflict = osc_extent_get(ext);
break;
}
if (ext->oe_state != OES_CACHE || ext->oe_fsync_wait) {
/* we can't do anything for a non OES_CACHE extent, or
* if there is someone waiting for this extent to be
- * flushed, try next one. */
+ * flushed, try next one.
+ */
ext = next_extent(ext);
continue;
}
/* check if they belong to the same rpc slot before trying to
* merge. the extents are not overlapped and contiguous at
- * chunk level to get here. */
+ * chunk level to get here.
+ */
if (ext->oe_max_end != max_end) {
/* if they don't belong to the same RPC slot or
- * max_pages_per_rpc has ever changed, do not merge. */
+ * max_pages_per_rpc has ever changed, do not merge.
+ */
ext = next_extent(ext);
continue;
}
* level so that we know the whole extent is covered by grant
* (the pages in the extent are NOT required to be contiguous).
* Otherwise, it will be too much difficult to know which
- * chunks have grants allocated. */
+ * chunks have grants allocated.
+ */
/* try to do front merge - extend ext's start */
if (chunk + 1 == ext_chk_start) {
*grants -= chunksize;
/* try to merge with the next one because we just fill
- * in a gap */
+ * in a gap
+ */
if (osc_extent_merge(env, ext, next_extent(ext)) == 0)
/* we can save extent tax from next extent */
*grants += cli->cl_extent_tax;
LASSERT(!found);
/* waiting for IO to finish. Please notice that it's impossible
- * to be an OES_TRUNC extent. */
+ * to be an OES_TRUNC extent.
+ */
rc = osc_extent_wait(env, conflict, OES_INV);
osc_extent_put(env, conflict);
conflict = NULL;
last_count != PAGE_CACHE_SIZE) {
/* For short writes we shouldn't count parts of pages that
* span a whole chunk on the OST side, or our accounting goes
- * wrong. Should match the code in filter_grant_check. */
+ * wrong. Should match the code in filter_grant_check.
+ */
int offset = oap->oap_page_off & ~CFS_PAGE_MASK;
int count = oap->oap_count + (offset & (blocksize - 1));
int end = (offset + oap->oap_count) & (blocksize - 1);
osc_object_lock(obj);
LASSERT(sanity_check_nolock(ext) == 0);
/* `Kick' this extent only if the caller is waiting for it to be
- * written out. */
+ * written out.
+ */
if (state == OES_INV && !ext->oe_urgent && !ext->oe_hp &&
!ext->oe_trunc_pending) {
if (ext->oe_state == OES_ACTIVE) {
/* Request new lu_env.
* We can't use that env from osc_cache_truncate_start() because
- * it's from lov_io_sub and not fully initialized. */
+ * it's from lov_io_sub and not fully initialized.
+ */
env = cl_env_nested_get(&nest);
io = &osc_env_info(env)->oti_io;
io->ci_obj = cl_object_top(osc2cl(obj));
LASSERT(list_empty(&oap->oap_rpc_item));
/* only discard the pages with their index greater than
- * trunc_index, and ... */
+ * trunc_index, and ...
+ */
if (sub->cp_index < trunc_index ||
(sub->cp_index == trunc_index && partial)) {
/* accounting how many pages remaining in the chunk
pgoff_t last_index;
/* if there is no pages in this chunk, we can also free grants
- * for the last chunk */
+ * for the last chunk
+ */
if (pages_in_chunk == 0) {
/* if this is the 1st chunk and no pages in this chunk,
* ext->oe_nr_pages must be zero, so we should be in
- * the other if-clause. */
+ * the other if-clause.
+ */
LASSERT(trunc_chunk > 0);
--trunc_chunk;
++chunks;
LASSERT(page_count == ext->oe_nr_pages);
LASSERT(last);
/* the last page is the only one we need to refresh its count by
- * the size of file. */
+ * the size of file.
+ */
if (!(last->oap_async_flags & ASYNC_COUNT_STABLE)) {
last->oap_count = osc_refresh_count(env, last, OBD_BRW_WRITE);
LASSERT(last->oap_count > 0);
}
/* for the rest of pages, we don't need to call osf_refresh_count()
- * because it's known they are not the last page */
+ * because it's known they are not the last page
+ */
list_for_each_entry(oap, &ext->oe_pages, oap_pending_item) {
if (!(oap->oap_async_flags & ASYNC_COUNT_STABLE)) {
oap->oap_count = PAGE_CACHE_SIZE - oap->oap_page_off;
next = next_extent(ext);
if (next && next->oe_start <= end_index) {
/* complex mode - overlapped with the next extent,
- * this case will be handled by osc_extent_find() */
+ * this case will be handled by osc_extent_find()
+ */
rc = -EAGAIN;
goto out;
}
}
/* the companion to osc_consume_write_grant, called when a brw has completed.
- * must be called with the loi lock held. */
+ * must be called with the loi lock held.
+ */
static void osc_release_write_grant(struct client_obd *cli,
struct brw_page *pga)
{
/* it's quite normal for us to get more grant than reserved.
* Thinking about a case that two extents merged by adding a new
* chunk, we can save one extent tax. If extent tax is greater than
- * one chunk, we can save more grant by adding a new chunk */
+ * one chunk, we can save more grant by adding a new chunk
+ */
cli->cl_reserved_grant -= reserved;
if (unused > reserved) {
cli->cl_avail_grant += reserved;
cli->cl_lost_grant += lost_grant;
if (cli->cl_avail_grant < grant && cli->cl_lost_grant >= grant) {
/* borrow some grant from truncate to avoid the case that
- * truncate uses up all avail grant */
+ * truncate uses up all avail grant
+ */
cli->cl_lost_grant -= grant;
cli->cl_avail_grant += grant;
}
client_obd_list_lock(&cli->cl_loi_list_lock);
/* force the caller to try sync io. this can jump the list
- * of queued writes and create a discontiguous rpc stream */
+ * of queued writes and create a discontiguous rpc stream
+ */
if (OBD_FAIL_CHECK(OBD_FAIL_OSC_NO_GRANT) ||
cli->cl_dirty_max < PAGE_CACHE_SIZE ||
cli->cl_ar.ar_force_sync || loi->loi_ar.ar_force_sync) {
* Adding a cache waiter will trigger urgent write-out no matter what
* RPC size will be.
* The exiting condition is no avail grants and no dirty pages caching,
- * that really means there is no space on the OST. */
+ * that really means there is no space on the OST.
+ */
init_waitqueue_head(&ocw.ocw_waitq);
ocw.ocw_oap = oap;
ocw.ocw_grant = bytes;
/* This maintains the lists of pending pages to read/write for a given object
* (lop). This is used by osc_check_rpcs->osc_next_obj() and osc_list_maint()
- * to quickly find objects that are ready to send an RPC. */
+ * to quickly find objects that are ready to send an RPC.
+ */
static int osc_makes_rpc(struct client_obd *cli, struct osc_object *osc,
int cmd)
{
/* if we have an invalid import we want to drain the queued pages
* by forcing them through rpcs that immediately fail and complete
* the pages. recovery relies on this to empty the queued pages
- * before canceling the locks and evicting down the llite pages */
+ * before canceling the locks and evicting down the llite pages
+ */
if (!cli->cl_import || cli->cl_import->imp_invalid)
invalid_import = 1;
}
/* trigger a write rpc stream as long as there are dirtiers
* waiting for space. as they're waiting, they're not going to
- * create more pages to coalesce with what's waiting.. */
+ * create more pages to coalesce with what's waiting..
+ */
if (!list_empty(&cli->cl_cache_waiters)) {
CDEBUG(D_CACHE, "cache waiters forcing RPC\n");
return 1;
}
/* maintain the osc's cli list membership invariants so that osc_send_oap_rpc
- * can find pages to build into rpcs quickly */
+ * can find pages to build into rpcs quickly
+ */
static int __osc_list_maint(struct client_obd *cli, struct osc_object *osc)
{
if (osc_makes_hprpc(osc)) {
* application. As an async write fails we record the error code for later if
* the app does an fsync. As long as errors persist we force future rpcs to be
* sync so that the app can get a sync error and break the cycle of queueing
- * pages for which writeback will fail. */
+ * pages for which writeback will fail.
+ */
static void osc_process_ar(struct osc_async_rc *ar, __u64 xid,
int rc)
{
}
/* this must be called holding the loi list lock to give coverage to exit_cache,
- * async_flag maintenance, and oap_request */
+ * async_flag maintenance, and oap_request
+ */
static void osc_ap_completion(const struct lu_env *env, struct client_obd *cli,
struct osc_async_page *oap, int sent, int rc)
{
}
/* we're going to grab page lock, so release object lock because
- * lock order is page lock -> object lock. */
+ * lock order is page lock -> object lock.
+ */
osc_object_unlock(osc);
list_for_each_entry_safe(ext, tmp, &rpclist, oe_link) {
})
/* This is called by osc_check_rpcs() to find which objects have pages that
- * we could be sending. These lists are maintained by osc_makes_rpc(). */
+ * we could be sending. These lists are maintained by osc_makes_rpc().
+ */
static struct osc_object *osc_next_obj(struct client_obd *cli)
{
/* First return objects that have blocked locks so that they
* will be flushed quickly and other clients can get the lock,
- * then objects which have pages ready to be stuffed into RPCs */
+ * then objects which have pages ready to be stuffed into RPCs
+ */
if (!list_empty(&cli->cl_loi_hp_ready_list))
return list_to_obj(&cli->cl_loi_hp_ready_list, hp_ready_item);
if (!list_empty(&cli->cl_loi_ready_list))
/* then if we have cache waiters, return all objects with queued
* writes. This is especially important when many small files
* have filled up the cache and not been fired into rpcs because
- * they don't pass the nr_pending/object threshold */
+ * they don't pass the nr_pending/object threshold
+ */
if (!list_empty(&cli->cl_cache_waiters) &&
!list_empty(&cli->cl_loi_write_list))
return list_to_obj(&cli->cl_loi_write_list, write_item);
/* then return all queued objects when we have an invalid import
- * so that they get flushed */
+ * so that they get flushed
+ */
if (!cli->cl_import || cli->cl_import->imp_invalid) {
if (!list_empty(&cli->cl_loi_write_list))
return list_to_obj(&cli->cl_loi_write_list, write_item);
* would be redundant if we were getting read/write work items
* instead of objects. we don't want send_oap_rpc to drain a
* partial read pending queue when we're given this object to
- * do io on writes while there are cache waiters */
+ * do io on writes while there are cache waiters
+ */
osc_object_lock(osc);
if (osc_makes_rpc(cli, osc, OBD_BRW_WRITE)) {
rc = osc_send_write_rpc(env, cli, osc);
* because it might be blocked at grabbing
* the page lock as we mentioned.
*
- * Anyway, continue to drain pages. */
+ * Anyway, continue to drain pages.
+ */
/* break; */
}
}
if (!async) {
/* disable osc_lru_shrink() temporarily to avoid
- * potential stack overrun problem. LU-2859 */
+ * potential stack overrun problem. LU-2859
+ */
atomic_inc(&cli->cl_lru_shrinkers);
client_obd_list_lock(&cli->cl_loi_list_lock);
osc_check_rpcs(env, cli);
* 1. if there exists an active extent for this IO, mostly this page
* can be added to the active extent and sometimes we need to
* expand extent to accommodate this page;
- * 2. otherwise, a new extent will be allocated. */
+ * 2. otherwise, a new extent will be allocated.
+ */
ext = oio->oi_active;
if (ext && ext->oe_start <= index && ext->oe_max_end >= index) {
/* one chunk plus extent overhead must be enough to write this
- * page */
+ * page
+ */
grants = (1 << cli->cl_chunkbits) + cli->cl_extent_tax;
if (ext->oe_end >= index)
grants = 0;
/* try to find new extent to cover this page */
LASSERT(!oio->oi_active);
/* we may have allocated grant for this page if we failed
- * to expand the previous active extent. */
+ * to expand the previous active extent.
+ */
LASSERT(ergo(grants > 0, grants >= tmp));
rc = 0;
ext = osc_extent_lookup(obj, oap2cl_page(oap)->cp_index);
/* only truncated pages are allowed to be taken out.
* See osc_extent_truncate() and osc_cache_truncate_start()
- * for details. */
+ * for details.
+ */
if (ext && ext->oe_state != OES_TRUNC) {
OSC_EXTENT_DUMP(D_ERROR, ext, "trunc at %lu.\n",
oap2cl_page(oap)->cp_index);
* exists a deadlock problem because other process can wait for
* page writeback bit holding page lock; and meanwhile in
* vvp_page_make_ready(), we need to grab page lock before
- * really sending the RPC. */
+ * really sending the RPC.
+ */
case OES_TRUNC:
/* race with truncate, page will be redirtied */
case OES_ACTIVE:
* re-dirty the page. If we continued on here, and we were the
* one making the extent active, we could deadlock waiting for
* the page writeback to clear but it won't because the extent
- * is active and won't be written out. */
+ * is active and won't be written out.
+ */
rc = -EAGAIN;
goto out;
default:
if (ext->oe_start <= index && ext->oe_end >= index) {
LASSERT(ext->oe_state == OES_LOCK_DONE);
/* For OES_LOCK_DONE state extent, it has already held
- * a refcount for RPC. */
+ * a refcount for RPC.
+ */
found = osc_extent_get(ext);
break;
}
} else {
osc_object_unlock(obj);
/* ok, it's been put in an rpc. only one oap gets a request
- * reference */
+ * reference
+ */
if (oap->oap_request) {
ptlrpc_mark_interrupted(oap->oap_request);
ptlrpcd_wake(oap->oap_request);
/* if ext is in urgent state, it means there must exist
* a page already having been flushed by write_page().
* We have to wait for this extent because we can't
- * truncate that page. */
+ * truncate that page.
+ */
LASSERT(!ext->oe_hp);
OSC_EXTENT_DUMP(D_CACHE, ext,
"waiting for busy extent\n");
/* though we grab inode mutex for write path, but we
* release it before releasing extent(in osc_io_end()),
* so there is a race window that an extent is still
- * in OES_ACTIVE when truncate starts. */
+ * in OES_ACTIVE when truncate starts.
+ */
LASSERT(!ext->oe_trunc_pending);
ext->oe_trunc_pending = 1;
} else {
list_del_init(&ext->oe_link);
/* extent may be in OES_ACTIVE state because inode mutex
- * is released before osc_io_end() in file write case */
+ * is released before osc_io_end() in file write case
+ */
if (ext->oe_state != OES_TRUNC)
osc_extent_wait(env, ext, OES_TRUNC);
/* we need to hold this extent in OES_TRUNC state so
* that no writeback will happen. This is to avoid
- * BUG 17397. */
+ * BUG 17397.
+ */
LASSERT(!oio->oi_trunc);
oio->oi_trunc = osc_extent_get(ext);
OSC_EXTENT_DUMP(D_CACHE, ext,
int rc;
/* ignore the result of osc_extent_wait the write initiator
- * should take care of it. */
+ * should take care of it.
+ */
rc = osc_extent_wait(env, waiting, OES_INV);
if (rc < 0)
OSC_EXTENT_DUMP(D_CACHE, waiting, "error: %d.\n", rc);
unplug = true;
} else {
/* the only discarder is lock cancelling, so
- * [start, end] must contain this extent */
+ * [start, end] must contain this extent
+ */
EASSERT(ext->oe_start >= start &&
ext->oe_max_end <= end, ext);
osc_extent_state_set(ext, OES_LOCKING);
/* It's pretty bad to wait for ACTIVE extents, because
* we don't know how long we will wait for it to be
* flushed since it may be blocked at awaiting more
- * grants. We do this for the correctness of fsync. */
+ * grants. We do this for the correctness of fsync.
+ */
LASSERT(hp == 0 && discard == 0);
ext->oe_urgent = 1;
break;
case OES_TRUNC:
/* this extent is being truncated, can't do anything
* for it now. it will be set to urgent after truncate
- * is finished in osc_cache_truncate_end(). */
+ * is finished in osc_cache_truncate_end().
+ */
default:
break;
}
EASSERT(ext->oe_state == OES_LOCKING, ext);
/* Discard caching pages. We don't actually write this
- * extent out but we complete it as if we did. */
+ * extent out but we complete it as if we did.
+ */
rc = osc_extent_make_ready(env, ext);
if (unlikely(rc < 0)) {
OSC_EXTENT_DUMP(D_ERROR, ext,
/** true if this io is lockless. */
int oi_lockless;
/** active extents, we know how many bytes is going to be written,
- * so having an active extent will prevent it from being fragmented */
+ * so having an active extent will prevent it from being fragmented
+ */
struct osc_extent *oi_active;
/** partially truncated extent, we need to hold this extent to prevent
- * page writeback from happening. */
+ * page writeback from happening.
+ */
struct osc_extent *oi_trunc;
struct obd_info oi_info;
atomic_t oo_nr_writes;
/** Protect extent tree. Will be used to protect
- * oo_{read|write}_pages soon. */
+ * oo_{read|write}_pages soon.
+ */
spinlock_t oo_lock;
};
oe_srvlock:1,
oe_memalloc:1,
/** an ACTIVE extent is going to be truncated, so when this extent
- * is released, it will turn into TRUNC state instead of CACHE. */
+ * is released, it will turn into TRUNC state instead of CACHE.
+ */
oe_trunc_pending:1,
/** this extent should be written asap and someone may wait for the
* write to finish. This bit is usually set along with urgent if
* the extent was CACHE state.
* fsync_wait extent can't be merged because new extent region may
- * exceed fsync range. */
+ * exceed fsync range.
+ */
oe_fsync_wait:1,
/** covering lock is being canceled */
oe_hp:1,
/** this extent should be written back asap. set if one of pages is
- * called by page WB daemon, or sync write or reading requests. */
+ * called by page WB daemon, or sync write or reading requests.
+ */
oe_urgent:1;
/** how many grants allocated for this extent.
* Grant allocated for this extent. There is no grant allocated
- * for reading extents and sync write extents. */
+ * for reading extents and sync write extents.
+ */
unsigned int oe_grants;
/** # of dirty pages in this extent */
unsigned int oe_nr_pages;
struct osc_page *oe_next_page;
/** start and end index of this extent, include start and end
* themselves. Page offset here is the page index of osc_pages.
- * oe_start is used as keyword for red-black tree. */
+ * oe_start is used as keyword for red-black tree.
+ */
pgoff_t oe_start;
pgoff_t oe_end;
/** maximum ending index of this extent, this is limited by
- * max_pages_per_rpc, lock extent and chunk size. */
+ * max_pages_per_rpc, lock extent and chunk size.
+ */
pgoff_t oe_max_end;
/** waitqueue - for those who want to be notified if this extent's
- * state has changed. */
+ * state has changed.
+ */
wait_queue_head_t oe_waitq;
/** lock covering this extent */
struct cl_lock *oe_osclock;
/** terminator of this extent. Must be true if this extent is in IO. */
struct task_struct *oe_owner;
/** return value of writeback. If somebody is waiting for this extent,
- * this value can be known by outside world. */
+ * this value can be known by outside world.
+ */
int oe_rc;
/** max pages per rpc when this extent was created */
unsigned int oe_mppr;
enum async_flags {
ASYNC_READY = 0x1, /* ap_make_ready will not be called before this
- page is added to an rpc */
+ * page is added to an rpc
+ */
ASYNC_URGENT = 0x2, /* page must be put into an RPC before return */
ASYNC_COUNT_STABLE = 0x4, /* ap_refresh_count will not be called
- to give the caller a chance to update
- or cancel the size of the io */
+ * to give the caller a chance to update
+ * or cancel the size of the io
+ */
ASYNC_HP = 0x10,
};
/* this page contains `invalid' data, but who cares?
* nobody can access the invalid data.
* in osc_io_commit_write(), we're going to write exact
- * [from, to) bytes of this page to OST. -jay */
+ * [from, to) bytes of this page to OST. -jay
+ */
cl_page_export(env, slice->cpl_page, 1);
return result;
* send OST_SYNC RPC. This is bad because it causes extents
* to be written osc by osc. However, we usually start
* writeback before CL_FSYNC_ALL so this won't have any real
- * problem. */
+ * problem.
+ */
rc = osc_cache_wait_range(env, osc, start, end);
if (result == 0)
result = rc;
olck->ols_lock = NULL;
/* wb(); --- for all who checks (ols->ols_lock != NULL) before
- * call to osc_lock_detach() */
+ * call to osc_lock_detach()
+ */
dlmlock->l_ast_data = NULL;
olck->ols_handle.cookie = 0ULL;
spin_unlock(&osc_ast_guard);
/* Must get the value under the lock to avoid possible races. */
old_kms = cl2osc(obj)->oo_oinfo->loi_kms;
/* Update the kms. Need to loop all granted locks.
- * Not a problem for the client */
+ * Not a problem for the client
+ */
attr->cat_kms = ldlm_extent_shift_kms(dlmlock, old_kms);
cl_object_attr_set(env, obj, attr, CAT_KMS);
*lvb = *(struct ost_lvb *)dlmlock->l_lvb_data;
size = lvb->lvb_size;
/* Extend KMS up to the end of this lock and no further
- * A lock on [x,y] means a KMS of up to y + 1 bytes! */
+ * A lock on [x,y] means a KMS of up to y + 1 bytes!
+ */
if (size > dlmlock->l_policy_data.l_extent.end)
size = dlmlock->l_policy_data.l_extent.end + 1;
if (size >= oinfo->loi_kms) {
* to take a semaphore on a parent lock. This is safe, because
* spin-locks are needed to protect consistency of
* dlmlock->l_*_mode and LVB, and we have finished processing
- * them. */
+ * them.
+ */
unlock_res_and_lock(dlmlock);
cl_lock_modify(env, lock, descr);
cl_lock_signal(env, lock);
olck->ols_hold = 1;
/* lock reference taken by ldlm_handle2lock_long() is owned by
- * osc_lock and released in osc_lock_detach() */
+ * osc_lock and released in osc_lock_detach()
+ */
lu_ref_add(&dlmlock->l_reference, "osc_lock", olck);
olck->ols_has_ref = 1;
}
/* For AGL case, the RPC sponsor may exits the cl_lock
* processing without wait() called before related OSC
* lock upcall(). So update the lock status according
- * to the enqueue result inside AGL upcall(). */
+ * to the enqueue result inside AGL upcall().
+ */
if (olck->ols_agl) {
lock->cll_flags |= CLF_FROM_UPCALL;
cl_wait_try(env, lock);
lu_ref_del(&lock->cll_reference, "upcall", lock);
/* This maybe the last reference, so must be called after
- * cl_lock_mutex_put(). */
+ * cl_lock_mutex_put().
+ */
cl_lock_put(env, lock);
cl_env_nested_put(&nest, env);
* BTW, it's okay for cl_lock to be cancelled during
* this period because server can handle this race.
* See ldlm_server_glimpse_ast() for details.
- * cl_lock_mutex_get(env, lock); */
+ * cl_lock_mutex_get(env, lock);
+ */
cap = &req->rq_pill;
req_capsule_extend(cap, &RQF_LDLM_GL_CALLBACK);
req_capsule_set_size(cap, &RMF_DLM_LVB, RCL_SERVER,
LASSERT(cl_lock_is_mutexed(lock));
/* make it enqueue anyway for glimpse lock, because we actually
- * don't need to cancel any conflicting locks. */
+ * don't need to cancel any conflicting locks.
+ */
if (olck->ols_glimpse)
return 0;
* imagine that client has PR lock on [0, 1000], and thread T0
* is doing lockless IO in [500, 1500] region. Concurrent
* thread T1 can see lockless data in [500, 1000], which is
- * wrong, because these data are possibly stale. */
+ * wrong, because these data are possibly stale.
+ */
if (!lockless && osc_lock_compatible(olck, scan_ols))
continue;
struct ldlm_enqueue_info *einfo = &ols->ols_einfo;
/* lock will be passed as upcall cookie,
- * hold ref to prevent to be released. */
+ * hold ref to prevent to be released.
+ */
cl_lock_hold_add(env, lock, "upcall", lock);
/* a user for lock also */
cl_lock_user_add(env, lock);
} else if (olck->ols_agl) {
if (lock->cll_flags & CLF_FROM_UPCALL)
/* It is from enqueue RPC reply upcall for
- * updating state. Do not re-enqueue. */
+ * updating state. Do not re-enqueue.
+ */
return -ENAVAIL;
olck->ols_state = OLS_NEW;
} else {
LASSERT(lock->cll_state == CLS_INTRANSIT);
LASSERT(lock->cll_users > 0);
/* set a flag for osc_dlm_blocking_ast0() to signal the
- * lock.*/
+ * lock.
+ */
olck->ols_ast_wait = 1;
rc = CLO_WAIT;
}
/* Now that we're the only user of dlm read/write reference,
* mostly the ->l_readers + ->l_writers should be zero.
* However, there is a corner case.
- * See bug 18829 for details.*/
+ * See bug 18829 for details.
+ */
do_cancel = (dlmlock->l_readers == 0 &&
dlmlock->l_writers == 0);
dlmlock->l_flags |= LDLM_FL_CBPENDING;
lock->ols_owner = oio;
/* set the io to be lockless if this lock is for io's
- * host object */
+ * host object
+ */
if (cl_object_same(oio->oi_cl.cis_obj, slice->cls_obj))
oio->oi_lockless = 1;
}
struct osc_object *obj = cl2osc(opg->ops_cl.cpl_obj);
/* ops_lru and ops_inflight share the same field, so take it from LRU
- * first and then use it as inflight. */
+ * first and then use it as inflight.
+ */
osc_lru_del(osc_cli(obj), opg, false);
spin_lock(&obj->oo_seatbelt);
/* for sync write, kernel will wait for this page to be flushed before
* osc_io_end() is called, so release it earlier.
- * for mkwrite(), it's known there is no further pages. */
+ * for mkwrite(), it's known there is no further pages.
+ */
if (cl_io_is_sync_write(io) || cl_io_is_mkwrite(io)) {
if (oio->oi_active) {
osc_extent_release(env, oio->oi_active);
LINVRNT(osc_page_protected(env, opg, CLM_READ, 0));
/* Check if the transferring against this page
- * is completed, or not even queued. */
+ * is completed, or not even queued.
+ */
if (opg->ops_transfer_pinned)
/* FIXME: may not be interrupted.. */
rc = osc_cancel_async_page(env, opg);
* creates temporary pages outside of a lock.
*/
/* ops_inflight and ops_lru are the same field, but it doesn't
- * hurt to initialize it twice :-) */
+ * hurt to initialize it twice :-)
+ */
INIT_LIST_HEAD(&opg->ops_inflight);
INIT_LIST_HEAD(&opg->ops_lru);
static DECLARE_WAIT_QUEUE_HEAD(osc_lru_waitq);
static atomic_t osc_lru_waiters = ATOMIC_INIT(0);
/* LRU pages are freed in batch mode. OSC should at least free this
- * number of pages to avoid running out of LRU budget, and.. */
+ * number of pages to avoid running out of LRU budget, and..
+ */
static const int lru_shrink_min = 2 << (20 - PAGE_CACHE_SHIFT); /* 2M */
/* free this number at most otherwise it will take too long time to finish. */
static const int lru_shrink_max = 32 << (20 - PAGE_CACHE_SHIFT); /* 32M */
* we should free slots aggressively. In this way, slots are freed in a steady
* step to maintain fairness among OSCs.
*
- * Return how many LRU pages should be freed. */
+ * Return how many LRU pages should be freed.
+ */
static int osc_cache_too_much(struct client_obd *cli)
{
struct cl_client_cache *cache = cli->cl_cache;
return min(pages, lru_shrink_max);
/* if it's going to run out LRU slots, we should free some, but not
- * too much to maintain fairness among OSCs. */
+ * too much to maintain fairness among OSCs.
+ */
if (atomic_read(cli->cl_lru_left) < cache->ccc_lru_max >> 4) {
unsigned long tmp;
/* free LRU page only if nobody is using it.
* This check is necessary to avoid freeing the pages
* having already been removed from LRU and pinned
- * for IO. */
+ * for IO.
+ */
if (!cl_page_in_use(page)) {
cl_page_unmap(env, io, page);
cl_page_discard(env, io, page);
/* move this page to the end of list as it will be discarded
* soon. The page will be finally removed from LRU list in
- * osc_page_delete(). */
+ * osc_page_delete().
+ */
list_move_tail(&opg->ops_lru, &cli->cl_lru_list);
/* it's okay to grab a refcount here w/o holding lock because
- * it has to grab cl_lru_list_lock to delete the page. */
+ * it has to grab cl_lru_list_lock to delete the page.
+ */
cl_page_get(page);
pvec[index++] = page;
if (++count >= target)
}
/* delete page from LRUlist. The page can be deleted from LRUlist for two
- * reasons: redirtied or deleted from page cache. */
+ * reasons: redirtied or deleted from page cache.
+ */
static void osc_lru_del(struct client_obd *cli, struct osc_page *opg, bool del)
{
if (opg->ops_in_lru) {
* this osc occupies too many LRU pages and kernel is
* stealing one of them.
* cl_lru_shrinkers is to avoid recursive call in case
- * we're already in the context of osc_lru_shrink(). */
+ * we're already in the context of osc_lru_shrink().
+ */
if (atomic_read(&cli->cl_lru_shrinkers) == 0 &&
!memory_pressure_get())
osc_lru_shrink(cli, osc_cache_too_much(cli));
atomic_read(&cli->cl_lru_busy));
/* Reclaim LRU slots from other client_obd as it can't free enough
- * from its own. This should rarely happen. */
+ * from its own. This should rarely happen.
+ */
spin_lock(&cache->ccc_lru_lock);
LASSERT(!list_empty(&cache->ccc_lru));
cond_resched();
/* slowest case, all of caching pages are busy, notifying
- * other OSCs that we're lack of LRU slots. */
+ * other OSCs that we're lack of LRU slots.
+ */
atomic_inc(&osc_lru_waiters);
gen = atomic_read(&cli->cl_lru_in_list);
oqi = cfs_hash_lookup(cli->cl_quota_hash[type], &qid[type]);
if (oqi) {
/* do not try to access oqi here, it could have been
- * freed by osc_quota_setdq() */
+ * freed by osc_quota_setdq()
+ */
/* the slot is busy, the user is about to run out of
- * quota space on this OST */
+ * quota space on this OST
+ */
CDEBUG(D_QUOTA, "chkdq found noquota for %s %d\n",
type == USRQUOTA ? "user" : "grout", qid[type]);
return NO_QUOTA;
oqi = cfs_hash_lookup(cli->cl_quota_hash[type], &qid[type]);
if ((flags & FL_QUOTA_FLAG(type)) != 0) {
/* This ID is getting close to its quota limit, let's
- * switch to sync I/O */
+ * switch to sync I/O
+ */
if (oqi)
continue;
qid[type], rc);
} else {
/* This ID is now off the hook, let's remove it from
- * the hash table */
+ * the hash table
+ */
if (!oqi)
continue;
ptlrpc_request_set_replen(req);
- /* the next poll will find -ENODATA, that means quotacheck is
- * going on */
+ /* the next poll will find -ENODATA, that means quotacheck is going on
+ */
cli->cl_qchk_stat = -ENODATA;
rc = ptlrpc_queue_wait(req);
if (rc)
/* Find and cancel locally locks matched by @mode in the resource found by
* @objid. Found locks are added into @cancel list. Returns the amount of
- * locks added to @cancels list. */
+ * locks added to @cancels list.
+ */
static int osc_resource_get_unused(struct obd_export *exp, struct obdo *oa,
struct list_head *cancels,
enum ldlm_mode mode, __u64 lock_flags)
*
* This distinguishes from a case when ELC is not supported originally,
* when we still want to cancel locks in advance and just cancel them
- * locally, without sending any RPC. */
+ * locally, without sending any RPC.
+ */
if (exp_connect_cancelset(exp) && !ns_connect_cancelset(ns))
return 0;
* If the client dies, or the OST is down when the object should be destroyed,
* the records are not cancelled, and when the OST reconnects to the MDS next,
* it will retrieve the llog unlink logs and then sends the log cancellation
- * cookies to the MDS after committing destroy transactions. */
+ * cookies to the MDS after committing destroy transactions.
+ */
static int osc_destroy(const struct lu_env *env, struct obd_export *exp,
struct obdo *oa, struct lov_stripe_md *ea,
struct obd_trans_info *oti, struct obd_export *md_export)
/* If osc_destroy is for destroying the unlink orphan,
* sent from MDT to OST, which should not be blocked here,
* because the process might be triggered by ptlrpcd, and
- * it is not good to block ptlrpcd thread (b=16006)*/
+ * it is not good to block ptlrpcd thread (b=16006
+ **/
if (!(oa->o_flags & OBD_FL_DELORPHAN)) {
req->rq_interpret_reply = osc_destroy_interpret;
if (!osc_can_send_destroy(cli)) {
(long)(obd_max_dirty_pages + 1))) {
/* The atomic_read() allowing the atomic_inc() are
* not covered by a lock thus they may safely race and trip
- * this CERROR() unless we add in a small fudge factor (+1). */
+ * this CERROR() unless we add in a small fudge factor (+1).
+ */
CERROR("dirty %d - %d > system dirty_max %d\n",
atomic_read(&obd_dirty_pages),
atomic_read(&obd_dirty_transit_pages),
/* Shrink the current grant, either from some large amount to enough for a
* full set of in-flight RPCs, or if we have already shrunk to that limit
* then to enough for a single RPC. This avoids keeping more grant than
- * needed, and avoids shrinking the grant piecemeal. */
+ * needed, and avoids shrinking the grant piecemeal.
+ */
static int osc_shrink_grant(struct client_obd *cli)
{
__u64 target_bytes = (cli->cl_max_rpcs_in_flight + 1) *
client_obd_list_lock(&cli->cl_loi_list_lock);
/* Don't shrink if we are already above or below the desired limit
* We don't want to shrink below a single RPC, as that will negatively
- * impact block allocation and long-term performance. */
+ * impact block allocation and long-term performance.
+ */
if (target_bytes < cli->cl_max_pages_per_rpc << PAGE_CACHE_SHIFT)
target_bytes = cli->cl_max_pages_per_rpc << PAGE_CACHE_SHIFT;
if (cfs_time_aftereq(time, next_shrink - 5 * CFS_TICK)) {
/* Get the current RPC size directly, instead of going via:
* cli_brw_size(obd->u.cli.cl_import->imp_obd->obd_self_export)
- * Keep comment here so that it can be found by searching. */
+ * Keep comment here so that it can be found by searching.
+ */
int brw_size = client->cl_max_pages_per_rpc << PAGE_CACHE_SHIFT;
if (client->cl_import->imp_state == LUSTRE_IMP_FULL &&
cli->cl_import->imp_obd->obd_name, cli->cl_avail_grant,
ocd->ocd_grant, cli->cl_dirty);
/* workaround for servers which do not have the patch from
- * LU-2679 */
+ * LU-2679
+ */
cli->cl_avail_grant = ocd->ocd_grant;
}
/* We assume that the reason this OSC got a short read is because it read
* beyond the end of a stripe file; i.e. lustre is reading a sparse file
* via the LOV, and it _knows_ it's reading inside the file, it's just that
- * this stripe never got written at or beyond this stripe offset yet. */
+ * this stripe never got written at or beyond this stripe offset yet.
+ */
static void handle_short_read(int nob_read, u32 page_count,
struct brw_page **pga)
{
OBD_BRW_SYNC | OBD_BRW_ASYNC|OBD_BRW_NOQUOTA);
/* warn if we try to combine flags that we don't know to be
- * safe to combine */
+ * safe to combine
+ */
if (unlikely((p1->flag & mask) != (p2->flag & mask))) {
CWARN("Saw flags 0x%x and 0x%x in the same brw, please report this at http://bugs.whamcloud.com/\n",
p1->flag, p2->flag);
int count = pga[i]->count > nob ? nob : pga[i]->count;
/* corrupt the data before we compute the checksum, to
- * simulate an OST->client data error */
+ * simulate an OST->client data error
+ */
if (i == 0 && opc == OST_READ &&
OBD_FAIL_CHECK(OBD_FAIL_OSC_CHECKSUM_RECEIVE)) {
unsigned char *ptr = kmap(pga[i]->pg);
cfs_crypto_hash_final(hdesc, NULL, NULL);
/* For sending we only compute the wrong checksum instead
- * of corrupting the data so it is still correct on a redo */
+ * of corrupting the data so it is still correct on a redo
+ */
if (opc == OST_WRITE && OBD_FAIL_CHECK(OBD_FAIL_OSC_CHECKSUM_SEND))
cksum++;
req->rq_request_portal = OST_IO_PORTAL; /* bug 7198 */
ptlrpc_at_set_req_timeout(req);
/* ask ptlrpc not to resend on EINPROGRESS since BRWs have their own
- * retry logic */
+ * retry logic
+ */
req->rq_no_retry_einprogress = 1;
desc = ptlrpc_prep_bulk_imp(req, page_count,
* that might be send for this request. The actual number is decided
* when the RPC is finally sent in ptlrpc_register_bulk(). It sends
* "max - 1" for old client compatibility sending "0", and also so the
- * the actual maximum is a power-of-two number, not one less. LU-1431 */
+ * the actual maximum is a power-of-two number, not one less. LU-1431
+ */
ioobj_max_brw_set(ioobj, desc->bd_md_max_brw);
LASSERT(page_count > 0);
pg_prev = pga[0];
if (cli->cl_checksum &&
!sptlrpc_flavor_has_bulk(&req->rq_flvr)) {
/* store cl_cksum_type in a local variable since
- * it can be changed via lprocfs */
+ * it can be changed via lprocfs
+ */
enum cksum_type cksum_type = cli->cl_cksum_type;
if ((body->oa.o_valid & OBD_MD_FLFLAGS) == 0) {
oa->o_flags |= cksum_type_pack(cksum_type);
} else {
/* clear out the checksum flag, in case this is a
- * resend but cl_checksum is no longer set. b=11238 */
+ * resend but cl_checksum is no longer set. b=11238
+ */
oa->o_valid &= ~OBD_MD_FLCKSUM;
}
oa->o_cksum = body->oa.o_cksum;
}
}
/* New request takes over pga and oaps from old request.
- * Note that copying a list_head doesn't work, need to move it... */
+ * Note that copying a list_head doesn't work, need to move it...
+ */
aa->aa_resends++;
new_req->rq_interpret_reply = request->rq_interpret_reply;
new_req->rq_async_args = request->rq_async_args;
/* cap resend delay to the current request timeout, this is similar to
- * what ptlrpc does (see after_reply()) */
+ * what ptlrpc does (see after_reply())
+ */
if (aa->aa_resends > new_req->rq_timeout)
new_req->rq_sent = ktime_get_real_seconds() + new_req->rq_timeout;
else
/* XXX: This code will run into problem if we're going to support
* to add a series of BRW RPCs into a self-defined ptlrpc_request_set
* and wait for all of them to be finished. We should inherit request
- * set from old request. */
+ * set from old request.
+ */
ptlrpcd_add_req(new_req);
DEBUG_REQ(D_INFO, new_req, "new request");
rc = osc_brw_fini_request(req, rc);
CDEBUG(D_INODE, "request %p aa %p rc %d\n", req, aa, rc);
/* When server return -EINPROGRESS, client should always retry
- * regardless of the number of times the bulk was resent already. */
+ * regardless of the number of times the bulk was resent already.
+ */
if (osc_recoverable_error(rc)) {
if (req->rq_import_generation !=
req->rq_import->imp_generation) {
client_obd_list_lock(&cli->cl_loi_list_lock);
/* We need to decrement before osc_ap_completion->osc_wake_cache_waiters
* is called so we know whether to go to sync BRWs or wait for more
- * RPCs to complete */
+ * RPCs to complete
+ */
if (lustre_msg_get_opc(req->rq_reqmsg) == OST_WRITE)
cli->cl_w_in_flight--;
else
* we race with setattr (locally or in queue at OST). If OST gets
* later setattr before earlier BRW (as determined by the request xid),
* the OST will not use BRW timestamps. Sadly, there is no obvious
- * way to do this in a single call. bug 10150 */
+ * way to do this in a single call. bug 10150
+ */
body = req_capsule_client_get(&req->rq_pill, &RMF_OST_BODY);
crattr->cra_oa = &body->oa;
cl_req_attr_set(env, clerq, crattr,
aa->aa_clerq = clerq;
/* queued sync pages can be torn down while the pages
- * were between the pending list and the rpc */
+ * were between the pending list and the rpc
+ */
tmp = NULL;
list_for_each_entry(oap, &aa->aa_oaps, oap_rpc_item) {
/* only one oap gets a request reference */
kmem_cache_free(obdo_cachep, oa);
kfree(pga);
/* this should happen rarely and is pretty bad, it makes the
- * pending list not follow the dirty order */
+ * pending list not follow the dirty order
+ */
while (!list_empty(ext_list)) {
ext = list_entry(ext_list->next, struct osc_extent,
oe_link);
/* find any ldlm lock of the inode in osc
* return 0 not find
* 1 find one
- * < 0 error */
+ * < 0 error
+ */
static int osc_find_cbdata(struct obd_export *exp, struct lov_stripe_md *lsm,
ldlm_iterator_t replace, void *data)
{
__u64 *flags = aa->oa_flags;
/* Make a local copy of a lock handle and a mode, because aa->oa_*
- * might be freed anytime after lock upcall has been called. */
+ * might be freed anytime after lock upcall has been called.
+ */
lustre_handle_copy(&handle, aa->oa_lockh);
mode = aa->oa_ei->ei_mode;
/* ldlm_cli_enqueue is holding a reference on the lock, so it must
- * be valid. */
+ * be valid.
+ */
lock = ldlm_handle2lock(&handle);
/* Take an additional reference so that a blocking AST that
* ldlm_cli_enqueue_fini() might post for a failed lock, is guaranteed
* to arrive after an upcall has been executed by
- * osc_enqueue_fini(). */
+ * osc_enqueue_fini().
+ */
ldlm_lock_addref(&handle, mode);
/* Let CP AST to grant the lock first. */
* others may take a considerable amount of time in a case of ost failure; and
* when other sync requests do not get released lock from a client, the client
* is excluded from the cluster -- such scenarious make the life difficult, so
- * release locks just after they are obtained. */
+ * release locks just after they are obtained.
+ */
int osc_enqueue_base(struct obd_export *exp, struct ldlm_res_id *res_id,
__u64 *flags, ldlm_policy_data_t *policy,
struct ost_lvb *lvb, int kms_valid,
int rc;
/* Filesystem lock extents are extended to page boundaries so that
- * dealing with the page cache is a little smoother. */
+ * dealing with the page cache is a little smoother.
+ */
policy->l_extent.start -= policy->l_extent.start & ~CFS_PAGE_MASK;
policy->l_extent.end |= ~CFS_PAGE_MASK;
*
* At some point we should cancel the read lock instead of making them
* send us a blocking callback, but there are problems with canceling
- * locks out from other users right now, too. */
+ * locks out from other users right now, too.
+ */
mode = einfo->ei_mode;
if (einfo->ei_mode == LCK_PR)
mode |= LCK_PW;
if ((agl != 0) && !(matched->l_flags & LDLM_FL_LVB_READY)) {
/* For AGL, if enqueue RPC is sent but the lock is not
* granted, then skip to process this strpe.
- * Return -ECANCELED to tell the caller. */
+ * Return -ECANCELED to tell the caller.
+ */
ldlm_lock_decref(lockh, mode);
LDLM_LOCK_PUT(matched);
return -ECANCELED;
if (osc_set_lock_data_with_check(matched, einfo)) {
*flags |= LDLM_FL_LVB_READY;
/* addref the lock only if not async requests and PW
- * lock is matched whereas we asked for PR. */
+ * lock is matched whereas we asked for PR.
+ */
if (!rqset && einfo->ei_mode != mode)
ldlm_lock_addref(lockh, LCK_PR);
if (intent) {
/* I would like to be able to ASSERT here that
* rss <= kms, but I can't, for reasons which
- * are explained in lov_enqueue() */
+ * are explained in lov_enqueue()
+ */
}
/* We already have a lock, and it's referenced.
*
* At this point, the cl_lock::cll_state is CLS_QUEUING,
- * AGL upcall may change it to CLS_HELD directly. */
+ * AGL upcall may change it to CLS_HELD directly.
+ */
(*upcall)(cookie, ELDLM_OK);
if (einfo->ei_mode != mode)
return -EIO;
/* Filesystem lock extents are extended to page boundaries so that
- * dealing with the page cache is a little smoother */
+ * dealing with the page cache is a little smoother
+ */
policy->l_extent.start -= policy->l_extent.start & ~CFS_PAGE_MASK;
policy->l_extent.end |= ~CFS_PAGE_MASK;
/* Next, search for already existing extent locks that will cover us */
/* If we're trying to read, we also search for an existing PW lock. The
* VFS and page cache already protect us locally, so lots of readers/
- * writers can share a single PW lock. */
+ * writers can share a single PW lock.
+ */
rc = mode;
if (mode == LCK_PR)
rc |= LCK_PW;
* due to issues at a higher level (LOV).
* Exit immediately since the caller is
* aware of the problem and takes care
- * of the clean up */
+ * of the clean up
+ */
return rc;
if ((rc == -ENOTCONN || rc == -EAGAIN) &&
* extra calls into the filesystem if that isn't necessary (e.g.
* during mount that would help a bit). Having relative timestamps
* is not so great if request processing is slow, while absolute
- * timestamps are not ideal because they need time synchronization. */
+ * timestamps are not ideal because they need time synchronization.
+ */
req = ptlrpc_request_alloc(obd->u.cli.cl_import, &RQF_OST_STATFS);
if (!req)
return -ENOMEM;
struct obd_import *imp = NULL;
int rc;
- /*Since the request might also come from lprocfs, so we need
- *sync this with client_disconnect_export Bug15684*/
+ /* Since the request might also come from lprocfs, so we need
+ * sync this with client_disconnect_export Bug15684
+ */
down_read(&obd->u.cli.cl_sem);
if (obd->u.cli.cl_import)
imp = class_import_get(obd->u.cli.cl_import);
* extra calls into the filesystem if that isn't necessary (e.g.
* during mount that would help a bit). Having relative timestamps
* is not so great if request processing is slow, while absolute
- * timestamps are not ideal because they need time synchronization. */
+ * timestamps are not ideal because they need time synchronization.
+ */
req = ptlrpc_request_alloc(imp, &RQF_OST_STATFS);
class_import_put(imp);
return -ENODATA;
/* we only need the header part from user space to get lmm_magic and
- * lmm_stripe_count, (the header part is common to v1 and v3) */
+ * lmm_stripe_count, (the header part is common to v1 and v3)
+ */
lum_size = sizeof(struct lov_user_md_v1);
if (copy_from_user(&lum, lump, lum_size))
return -EFAULT;
LASSERT(sizeof(lum.lmm_objects[0]) == sizeof(lumk->lmm_objects[0]));
/* we can use lov_mds_md_size() to compute lum_size
- * because lov_user_md_vX and lov_mds_md_vX have the same size */
+ * because lov_user_md_vX and lov_mds_md_vX have the same size
+ */
if (lum.lmm_stripe_count > 0) {
lum_size = lov_mds_md_size(lum.lmm_stripe_count, lum.lmm_magic);
lumk = kzalloc(lum_size, GFP_NOFS);
return -EINVAL;
/* We pass all other commands directly to OST. Since nobody calls osc
- methods directly and everybody is supposed to go through LOV, we
- assume lov checked invalid values for us.
- The only recognised values so far are evict_by_nid and mds_conn.
- Even if something bad goes through, we'd get a -EINVAL from OST
- anyway. */
+ * methods directly and everybody is supposed to go through LOV, we
+ * assume lov checked invalid values for us.
+ * The only recognised values so far are evict_by_nid and mds_conn.
+ * Even if something bad goes through, we'd get a -EINVAL from OST
+ * anyway.
+ */
req = ptlrpc_request_alloc(imp, KEY_IS(KEY_GRANT_SHRINK) ?
&RQF_OST_SET_GRANT_INFO :
/* Reset grants */
cli = &obd->u.cli;
/* all pages go to failing rpcs due to the invalid
- * import */
+ * import
+ */
osc_io_unplug(env, cli, NULL);
ldlm_namespace_cleanup(ns, LDLM_FL_LOCAL_ONLY);
/* print an address of _any_ initialized kernel symbol from this
* module, to allow debugging with gdb that doesn't support data
- * symbols from modules.*/
+ * symbols from modules.
+ */
CDEBUG(D_INFO, "Lustre OSC module (%p).\n", &osc_caches);
rc = lu_kmem_init(osc_caches);
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