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From: "Jack Andrews" <effbiae@ivorykite.com>
To: caml-list@inria.fr
Subject: [Caml-list] custom mmap modeled on bigarray
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 01:38:16 +1000 (EST)	[thread overview]
Message-ID: <37738.60.246.255.171.1091633896.squirrel@www.ivorykite.com> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <50714.60.246.254.84.1091615122.squirrel@www.ivorykite.com>

sorry if i was at all obnoxious earlier -- i'm a bit manic at the moment.

with that in mind... i've written a prototype C library for mmapping files
and viewing the map as an array of ints.  i (optimistically) tried
substituting my get/set externals with the inlineable "%bigarray_ref_1"
and "%bigarray_set_1" with the expected result -- bang!

is there a way to hack this so %bigarray_get_1 will work?  do i need to
layout my custom struct in a particular way?

without further ado, here is the mm.ml program, Makefile and mm.c native
code. (i've made my C code look more conventional than my last post)

$ cat mm.ml
external init : unit -> unit = "mm_init"
let _ = init()

module Mm = struct
  type 'a t
  external create: string -> int -> 'a t = "mm_create"
  external mopen: string -> 'a t = "mm_open"
  external resize: 'a t -> int -> unit = "mm_resize"
  external sync: 'a t -> unit = "mm_sync"
  (* here's the slow get/set.....                         *)
  (*       note that 'a is always int for test purposes   *)
  external slow_get: 'a t -> int -> 'a = "mm_get_int"
  external slow_set: 'a t -> 'a -> int -> unit = "mm_set_int"
  (********************************************************)
  (* ... and here's the optimistic experiment             *)
  external get: 'a t -> int -> 'a = "%bigarray_ref_1"
  external set: 'a t -> 'a -> int -> unit = "%bigarray_set_1"
  (********************************************************)
end;;

(* this program crashes after successful completion and before
   the finalizer for mm is called...?
*)
let mm=Mm.create "tmp1" 1024 in
 for i=0 to 200 do Mm.slow_set mm i i done;
 Mm.sync mm;;

let mm=Mm.mopen "tmp1" in
 print_string "expecting eleven, got ";print_int (Mm.slow_get mm 11);
 print_newline();;

let mm=Mm.mopen "tmp1"
and odds=ref 0 in
 for i=0 to 200 do
  if (Mm.slow_get mm i) land 1 = 1 then odds:=!odds+1
 done;
 print_string "number of odds: ";print_int !odds;print_newline();;

let optimistic=false in
if optimistic then begin
 let mm=Mm.mopen "tmp1"
 and odds=ref 0 in
  for i=0 to 200 do
   if (Mm.get mm i) land 1 = 1 then odds:=!odds+1
  done;
 let mm=Mm.mopen "tmp2" in
  for i=0 to 200 do Mm.set mm i i done;
  Mm.sync mm;
end;;


$ cat mm.c
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>

#include <caml/alloc.h>
#include <caml/custom.h>
#include <caml/fail.h>
#include <caml/intext.h>
#include <caml/memory.h>
#include <caml/mlvalues.h>


/******************************************************\
 ** CHK(mm) is error handler - calls failwith         **
 ** CHKp(mm) appends system error from strerror       **
\******************************************************/
#define CHKbase(x,y) do { if(!(int)(x))\
 {sprintf(err,"!CHK (%s:%d): %s",__FILE__,__LINE__,#x);\
  if(y)sprintf(err+strlen(err),"\n%s",strerror(errno));\
  failwith(err);\
 }} while(0)
#define CHK(x) CHKbase(x,0)
#define CHKp(x) CHKbase(x,1)

static char* err;static long errz;/* error buf and buf size */
/*page size and mask for aligning in mmap*/
static size_t page_size;static unsigned long page_mask;

/* MMP is the structure of the file: a UL header specifying length
** of array, followed by the array
*/
typedef struct _MMP{
 unsigned long n;/* number of bytes in ar */
 int ar[];/* the data in the array to be cast to any type */
}*MMP;
typedef struct _MM {
 void* data; /* a copy of mmp->ar for use as bigarray */
 char* filename;
 long fd; /* file descriptor */
 MMP mmp; /* the return value of mmap is stored here */
 unsigned long fz;/* the size of the file (will be multiples of page_size) */
}*MM;

/******************************************************\
 ** Here are the C functions that are glued to ocaml **
\******************************************************/
MM nMM() /* malloc a MM -- only for use in C test code */
{MM mm=malloc(sizeof(struct _MM));
 memset(mm,0,sizeof(struct _MM));
 return mm;
}
int mapMM(MM mm,unsigned long n) /*used by create, open and realloc*/
{unsigned long fz=(n+sizeof(unsigned long)+(page_size-1))&page_mask;
 CHK(fz>0);
 if(fz>mm->fz)
 {unsigned long lsk,zero=0;
  CHKp((lsk=lseek(mm->fd,fz-1,SEEK_SET))==fz-1);
  CHKp(1==write(mm->fd,&zero,1));CHK(lseek(mm->fd,0,SEEK_CUR)==fz);
 }
 void* p;
 p=mmap(0,fz,PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE,MAP_FILE|MAP_SHARED,mm->fd,0);
 CHKp(p&&-1!=(long)p);
 mm->mmp=p;
 mm->mmp->n=n;
 mm->data=mm->mmp->ar;
 mm->fz=fz;
 return n;
}
/* mode in {'c':create,'o':open}*/
int iniMM(MM mm,const char* filename,char mode,unsigned long size)
{int open_mode=O_RDWR,permissions=S_IRUSR|S_IWUSR;
 mm->filename=strdup(filename);
 switch(mode)
 {case 'c':
   open_mode|=O_CREAT;
   CHKp(-1!=(mm->fd=open(filename,open_mode,permissions)));
   return mapMM(mm,size);
  case 'o':
  {FILE *fp;CHK(fp=fopen(filename,"r"));
   unsigned long this_size;
   CHK(1==fread(&this_size,sizeof(unsigned long),1,fp));
   CHK(!fclose(fp));
   CHKp(-1!=(mm->fd=open(filename,open_mode)));
   CHK(((mm->fz=lseek(mm->fd,0,SEEK_END))&page_mask)==mm->fz);
   CHK(this_size+sizeof(unsigned long)<=mm->fz);
   return mapMM(mm,this_size);/*ignore size - use size from head of file*/
 }}return -1;
}
int unMM(MM mm)
{unsigned long oldn=mm->mmp->n;CHK(mm->fz);
 CHKp(!munmap(mm->mmp,mm->fz));
 FILE *fp;CHKp(fp=fopen(mm->filename,"r"));
 unsigned long n;CHK(1==fread(&n,sizeof(unsigned long),1,fp));
 CHK(!fclose(fp));CHK(n==oldn);return 0;
}
int finalizeMM(MM mm)
{CHK(unMM(mm));
 CHK(!close(mm->fd));
 free(mm->filename);
 return 0;
}
int resizeMM(MM mm,unsigned long n)
{if(n>(mm->fz-sizeof(unsigned long)))
 {unMM(mm);
  CHK(0<mapMM(mm,n));
 }
 mm->mmp->n=n;
 return n;
}
int syncMM(MM mm)
{CHKp(!msync(mm->mmp,mm->fz,MS_SYNC));
 return 0;
}
/******************************************************\
 ** Here's the ocaml interface                       **
\******************************************************/
#define v2mm MM mm=(MM)Data_custom_val(vmm)
static void mm_finalize(value vmm)
{v2mm;
 printf("mm_finalize\n");
 finalizeMM(mm);
}
static struct custom_operations mm_ops = {
 "mm", mm_finalize,
 custom_compare_default, custom_hash_default,
 custom_serialize_default, custom_deserialize_default
};

CAMLprim value mm_init(value unit) /*must be called before use*/
{register_custom_operations(&mm_ops);
 page_size = (size_t) sysconf (_SC_PAGESIZE);
 page_mask=0;unsigned long ps=page_size;
 unsigned long pbit;for(pbit=0;!(ps&1);pbit++)ps>>=1;
 page_mask=(((unsigned long)-1)>>pbit)<<pbit;
 errz=1024;err=malloc(errz);if(!err)failwith("unable to alloc error buffer");
 return Val_unit;
}
value mm_ini(value vfn,char mode,value vsize)
{value vmm=alloc_custom(&mm_ops,sizeof(struct _MM),1,100);
 v2mm;
 CHK(mode=='c'||mode=='o');
 {unsigned long size=-1;
  if(mode=='c')
   size=Long_val(vsize)*sizeof(unsigned long);
  iniMM(mm,String_val(vfn),mode,size);
 }
 return vmm;
}
CAMLprim value mm_create(value vfn, value vsize) /* see iniMM 'c' */
{return mm_ini(vfn,'c',vsize);
}
CAMLprim value mm_open(value vfn) /* see iniMM 'o' */
{return mm_ini(vfn,'o',-1);
}
CAMLprim value mm_resize(value vmm, value vsize) /* see resizeMM */
{v2mm;
 resizeMM(mm,Val_long(vsize));
 return Val_unit;
}
CAMLprim value mm_sync(value vmm) /* see syncMM */
{v2mm;
 syncMM(mm);
 return Val_unit;
}
/******************************************************\
 **                                                  **
 ** Here's where we want bigarray_ref_1 instead      **
 **                                                  **
\******************************************************/
CAMLprim value mm_get_int(value vmm, value vind)
{long*ar=((MM)vmm)->data;return Val_int(ar[Int_val(vind)]);
}
/******************************************************\
 **                                                  **
 ** Here's where we want bigarray_set_1 instead      **
 **                                                  **
\******************************************************/
CAMLprim value mm_set_int(value vmm, value vind, value newval)
{long*ar=((MM)vmm)->data;ar[Int_val(vind)]=Int_val(newval);return Val_unit;
}



$ cat Makefile
all:
        ocamlc mm.c
        ocamlc -custom mm.o bigarray.cma mm.ml -o mm


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  reply	other threads:[~2004-08-04 15:38 UTC|newest]

Thread overview: 11+ messages / expand[flat|nested]  mbox.gz  Atom feed  top
2004-08-04  2:39 [Caml-list] c is 4 times faster than ocaml? effbiae
2004-08-04  4:59 ` John Prevost
2004-08-04  5:05   ` John Prevost
2004-08-04  5:24   ` effbiae
2004-08-04  7:28     ` John Prevost
2004-08-04  8:18       ` [Caml-list] " Jack Andrews
2004-08-04 10:06         ` Mikhail Fedotov
2004-08-04 10:25           ` [Caml-list] " Jack Andrews
2004-08-04 15:38             ` Jack Andrews [this message]
2004-08-10  5:06               ` [Caml-list] custom mmap modeled on bigarray Jack Andrews
2004-08-11 14:52                 ` Eric Stokes

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