ross-inline.h

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#ifndef INC_ross_inline_h
#define INC_ross_inline_h
 
#include "ross-types.h"
#include "tw-eventq.h"
#ifdef USE_RIO
#include "rio/io.h"
#endif
 
static inline tw_event *
tw_event_grab(tw_pe *pe)
{
  tw_event *e = tw_eventq_pop(&pe->free_q);
 
  if (e)
    {
      e->cancel_next = NULL;
      e->caused_by_me = NULL;
      e->cause_next = NULL;
      e->prev = e->next = NULL;
 
      memset(&e->state, 0, sizeof(e->state));
      memset(&e->event_id, 0, sizeof(e->event_id));
    }
  return e;
}
 
static inline void
tw_free_output_messages(tw_event *e, int print_message)
{
    while (e->out_msgs) {
        tw_out *temp = e->out_msgs;
        if (print_message)
            printf("%s", temp->message);
        e->out_msgs = temp->next;
        // Put it back
        tw_kp_put_back_output_buffer(temp);
    }
}
 
/**
 * Creates an event with a given priority in range [0,1], lower value is higher priority
 *
 * @bug There's a bug in this function.  We put dest_gid, which is
 * a 64-bit value, into dest_lp which may be a 32-bit pointer.
 */
static inline tw_event *
tw_event_new_user_prio(tw_lpid dest_gid, tw_stime offset_ts, tw_lp * sender, tw_stime prio)
{
  tw_pe *send_pe;
  tw_event *e;
  tw_stime recv_ts;
 
  if (TW_STIME_DBL(offset_ts) < 0.0) {
    tw_error(TW_LOC, "Cannot send events into the past! Sending LP: %lu\n", sender->gid);
  }
 
  if (TW_STIME_DBL(prio) < 0.0 || TW_STIME_DBL(prio) > 1.0) {
    tw_error(TW_LOC, "Cannot specify an event priority outside of range [0.0,1.0]");
  }
 
  send_pe = sender->pe;
  recv_ts = TW_STIME_ADD(tw_now(sender), offset_ts);
 
  if(g_tw_synchronization_protocol == CONSERVATIVE)
  {
    /* keep track of the smallest timestamp offset we have seen */
  if(TW_STIME_DBL(offset_ts) < g_tw_min_detected_offset)
    g_tw_min_detected_offset = TW_STIME_DBL(offset_ts);
  }
 
  /* If this event will be past the end time, or there
   * are no more free events available, use abort event.
   */
  if (TW_STIME_DBL(recv_ts) >= g_tw_ts_end) {
#ifdef USE_RIO
    e = io_event_grab(send_pe);
#else
    e = send_pe->abort_event;
#endif
    send_pe->stats.s_events_past_end++;
  } else {
    e = tw_event_grab(send_pe);
    if (!e) {
        if (g_tw_synchronization_protocol == CONSERVATIVE
                || g_tw_synchronization_protocol == SEQUENTIAL) {
        tw_error(TW_LOC,
                "No free event buffers. Try increasing via g_tw_events_per_pe"
                " or --extramem");
        }
        else
            e = send_pe->abort_event;
    }
  }
 
  e->send_pe = sender->pe->id;
  e->dest_lp = (tw_lp *) dest_gid;
  e->dest_lpid = dest_gid;
  e->src_lp = sender;
  e->recv_ts = recv_ts;
  e->send_ts = tw_now(sender);
  e->critical_path = sender->critical_path + 1;
 
 
#ifdef USE_RAND_TIEBREAKER
  e->aborted_total = 0;
  e->sig.priority = prio;
  tw_event *now_event = send_pe->cur_event;  // Finding event currently being processed, and thus the event that triggered this event
  tw_stime u_rand_val = tw_rand_unif(sender->core_rng); //create a random number used to deterministically break event ties, this is rolled back in tw_event_rollback() during the sender LP cancel loop
  e->sig.recv_ts = recv_ts;
  if (offset_ts == 0) {
    if (now_event->sig.tie_lineage_length >= MAX_TIE_CHAIN)
      tw_error(TW_LOC, "Maximum zero-offset tie chain reached (%d), increase #define in ross-types.h",MAX_TIE_CHAIN);
    memcpy(e->sig.event_tiebreaker, now_event->sig.event_tiebreaker, sizeof(tw_stime)*(now_event->sig.tie_lineage_length));
    e->sig.event_tiebreaker[now_event->sig.tie_lineage_length] = u_rand_val;
    e->sig.tie_lineage_length = now_event->sig.tie_lineage_length + 1;
  }
  else {
    e->sig.event_tiebreaker[0] = u_rand_val;
    e->sig.tie_lineage_length = 1;
  }
#endif
 
  tw_free_output_messages(e, 0);
 
  return e;
}
 
/**
 * @bug There's a bug in this function.  We put dest_gid, which is
 * a 64-bit value, into dest_lp which may be a 32-bit pointer.
 */
static inline tw_event *
tw_event_new(tw_lpid dest_gid, tw_stime offset_ts, tw_lp * sender)
{
  return tw_event_new_user_prio(dest_gid, offset_ts, sender, 1);
}
 
 
static inline void
tw_event_free(tw_pe *pe, tw_event *e)
{
  /*
   * During the course of a rollback, events are supposed to put
   * the membufs back on the event.  The event is then cancelled
   * and freed -- which is how a membuf could end up on a freed
   * event.
   */
  tw_free_output_messages(e, 0);
 
  if (e->delta_buddy) {
    tw_clock start = tw_clock_read();
    buddy_free(e->delta_buddy);
    g_tw_pe->stats.s_buddy += (tw_clock_read() - start);
    e->delta_buddy = 0;
  }
 
  e->state.owner = TW_pe_free_q;
 
  tw_eventq_unshift(&pe->free_q, e);
}
 
static inline void *
tw_event_data(tw_event * event)
{
  return event + 1;
}
 
#endif