openmpi/src/mca/oob/base/base.h

/*
 * $HEADER$
 */
/** @file:
 *
 * the oob framework
 */

#ifndef _MCA_OOB_BASE_H_
#define _MCA_OOB_BASE_H_
#include "mca/mca.h"
#include "mca/ns/ns.h"
#include <sys/uio.h>


/*
 * Well known address
 */

extern ompi_process_name_t mca_oob_name_any;
extern ompi_process_name_t mca_oob_name_seed;
extern ompi_process_name_t mca_oob_name_self;

#define MCA_OOB_NAME_ANY  &mca_oob_name_any
#define MCA_OOB_NAME_SEED &mca_oob_name_seed
#define MCA_OOB_NAME_SELF &mca_oob_name_self

/*
 * Other constants
 */

#define MCA_OOB_TAG_ANY 0

/*
 * OOB API 
 */

/**
 * Supported datatypes for conversion operations.
 */
typedef enum {
    MCA_OOB_BASE_BYTE, /**< a byte of data */
    MCA_OOB_BASE_INT16, /**< a 16 bit integer */
    MCA_OOB_BASE_INT32, /**< a 32 bit integer */
    MCA_OOB_BASE_STRING, /**< a NULL terminated string */
    MCA_OOB_BASE_PACKED /**< already packed data. */
} mca_oob_base_type_t;

/**
*   General flags for send/recv
* 
*   An example of usage - to determine the size of the next available message w/out receiving it:
*
*   int size = mca_oob_recv(name, 0, 0, MSG_OOB_PEEK|MSG_OOB_TRUNC);
*/

#define MCA_OOB_PEEK  0x01   /* flag to oob_recv to allow caller to peek a portion of the next available
                              * message w/out removing the message from the queue.  */
#define MCA_OOB_TRUNC 0x02   /* flag to oob_recv to return the actual size of the message even if the receive
                                buffer is smaller than the number of bytes available */

#if defined(c_plusplus) || defined(__cplusplus)
extern "C" {
#endif
        
/**
*  Similiar to unix writev(2).
*
*  @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process.
*  @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
*  @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
*  @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
*  @param flags (IN)   Currently unused.
*  @return             OMPI error code (<0) on error number of bytes actually sent.
*
*  This routine provides semantics similar to unix send/writev with the addition of
*  a tag parameter that can be used by the application to match the send w/ a specific
*  receive. In other words - a recv call by the specified peer will only succeed when
*  the corresponding (or wildcard) tag is used.
*
*  The <i>peer</i> parameter represents an opaque handle to the peer process that
*  is resolved by the oob layer (using the registry) to an actual physical network
*  address.
*/

int mca_oob_send(
    const ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec *msg, 
    int count, 
    int tag,
    int flags);

/**
* Convert data (if required) to network byte order prior to sending to peer.
*
* @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process.
* @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
* @param types (IN)   Parallel array to iovecs describing data type of each iovec element.
* @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
* @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
* @param flags (IN)   Currently unused.
* @return             OMPI error code (<0) on error number of bytes actually sent.
*
* This routine is equivalent to mca_oob_send, with the exception that it excepts
* an additional array of type codes describing the data types contained within the
* iovec array. This information is used to convert the data to network byte order
* (if required) prior to transmission over the underlying network transport.
*/

int mca_oob_send_hton(
    const ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec *msg, 
    const mca_oob_base_type_t *types, 
    int count, 
    int tag,
    int flags);


/**
* Similiar to unix readv(2)
*
* @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process or MCA_OOB_NAME_ANY for wildcard receive.
* @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
* @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
* @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
* @param flags (IN)   May be MCA_OOB_PEEK to return up to the number of bytes provided in the
*                     iovec array without removing the message from the queue.
* @return             OMPI error code (<0) on error or number of bytes actually received.
*
* The OOB recv call is similar to unix recv/readv in that it requires the caller to manage
* memory associated w/ the message. The routine accepts an array of iovecs (<i>msg</i>); however,
* the caller must determine the appropriate number of elements (<i>count</i>) and allocate the
* buffer space for each entry. 
*
* The <i>tag</i> parameter is provided to facilitate this. The user may define tags based on message 
* type to determine the message layout and size, as the mca_oob_recv call will block until a message
* with the matching tag is received.
*
* Alternately, the <i>flags</i> parameter may be used to peek (MCA_OOB_PEEK) a portion of the message 
* (e.g. a standard message header) or determine the overall message size (MCA_OOB_TRUNC|MCA_OOB_PEEK)
* without removing the message from the queue. 
*
*/

int mca_oob_recv(
    ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec *msg, 
    int count, 
    int tag, 
    int flags);

/**
* Receive data and convert (if required) to host byte order.
*
* @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process or MCA_OOB_NAME_ANY for wildcard receive.
* @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
* @param types (IN)   Parallel array to iovecs describing data type of each iovec element.
* @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
* @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
* @param flags (IN)   May be MCA_OOB_PEEK to return up to the number of bytes provided in the
*                     iovec array without removing the message from the queue.
* @return             OMPI error code (<0) on error or number of bytes actually received.
*
* This routine is equivalent to mca_oob_recv, with the exception that it accepts
* an additional array of type codes describing the data types contained within the
* iovec array. This information is used to convert the data from network byte order
* (if required) to host byte order prior to receiving into the users buffer.
* 
*/

int mca_oob_recv_ntoh(
   ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
   const struct iovec *msg, 
   const mca_oob_base_type_t *types, 
   int count, 
   int tag,
   int flags);

/*
 * Non-blocking versions of send/recv.
*/


/**
*  Callback function on send/recv completion.
*
*  @param status (IN)  Completion status - equivalent to the return value from blocking send/recv.
*  @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process.
*  @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
*  @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
*  @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
*  @param cbdata (IN)  User data.
*/

typedef void (*mca_oob_callback_fn_t)(
    int status,
    const ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec* msg, 
    int count,
    int tag,
    void* cbdata);

/**
*  Non-blocking version of mca_oob_send().
*
*  @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process.
*  @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
*  @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
*  @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
*  @param flags (IN)   Currently unused.
*  @param cbfunc (IN)  Callback function on send completion.
*  @param cbdata (IN)  User data that is passed to callback function.
*  @return             OMPI error code (<0) on error number of bytes actually sent.
*
*  The user supplied callback function is called when the send completes. Note that
*  the callback may occur before the call to mca_oob_send returns to the caller, 
*  if the send completes during the call.
*
*/

int mca_oob_send_nb(
    const ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec* msg, 
    int count, 
    int tag,
    int flags, 
    mca_oob_callback_fn_t cbfunc,
    void* cbdata);

/**
*  Non-blocking version of mca_oob_send_hton().
*
*  @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process.
*  @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
*  @param types (IN)   Parallel array to iovecs describing data type of each iovec element.
*  @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
*  @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
*  @param flags (IN)   Currently unused.
*  @param cbfunc (IN)  Callback function on send completion.
*  @param cbdata (IN)  User data that is passed to callback function.
*  @return             OMPI error code (<0) on error number of bytes actually sent.
*
*  The user supplied callback function is called when the send completes. Note that
*  the callback may occur before the call to mca_oob_send returns to the caller, 
*  if the send completes during the call.
*
*/

int mca_oob_send_hton_nb(
    const ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec* msg, 
    const mca_oob_base_type_t* types,
    int count, 
    int tag,
    int flags, 
    mca_oob_callback_fn_t cbfunc,
    void* cbdata);

/**
* Non-blocking version of mca_oob_recv().
*
* @param peer (IN)    Opaque name of peer process or MCA_OOB_NAME_ANY for wildcard receive.
* @param msg (IN)     Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
* @param count (IN)   Number of elements in iovec array.
* @param tag (IN)     User defined tag for matching send/recv.
* @param flags (IN)   May be MCA_OOB_PEEK to return up to size bytes of msg w/out removing it from the queue,
* @param cbfunc (IN)  Callback function on recv completion.
* @param cbdata (IN)  User data that is passed to callback function.
* @return             OMPI error code (<0) on error or number of bytes actually received.
*
* The user supplied callback function is called asynchronously when a message is received 
* that matches the call parameters.
*/

int mca_oob_recv_nb(
    ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec* msg,  
    int count, 
    int tag,
    int flags, 
    mca_oob_callback_fn_t cbfunc,
    void* cbdata);

/**
* Non-blocking version of mca_oob_recv_ntoh().
*
* @param peer (IN/OUT) Opaque name of peer process or MCA_OOB_NAME_ANY for wildcard receive.
* @param msg (IN)      Array of iovecs describing user buffers and lengths.
* @param types (IN)    Parallel array to iovecs describing data type of each iovec element.
* @param count (IN)    Number of elements in iovec array.
* @param tag (IN)      User defined tag for matching send/recv.
* @param flags (IN)    May be MCA_OOB_PEEK to return up to size bytes of msg w/out removing it from the queue,
* @param cbfunc (IN)   Callback function on recv completion.
* @param cbdata (IN)   User data that is passed to callback function.
* @return              OMPI error code (<0) on error or number of bytes actually received.
* 
* The user supplied callback function is called asynchronously when a message is received 
* that matches the call parameters.
*/

int mca_oob_recv_ntoh_nb(
    ompi_process_name_t* peer, 
    const struct iovec* msg,  
    const mca_oob_base_type_t* types,
    int count, 
    int tag,
    int flags, 
    mca_oob_callback_fn_t cbfunc,
    void* cbdata);


/*
 * functions for pack and unpack routines
 */
/**
 * This function packs the passed data according to the type enum.
 *
 * @param dest the destination for the packed data
 * @param src the source of the data
 * @param n the number of elements in the src
 * @param type the type of data 
 *
 * @retval OMPI_SUCCESS
 * @retval OMPI_ERROR
 */
    int mca_oob_base_pack(void * dest, void * src, size_t n, mca_oob_base_type_t type);

/**
 * This function unpacks the passed data according to the type enum.
 *
 * @param dest the destination for the unpacked data
 * @param src the source of the packed data
 * @param n the number of elements in the src
 * @param type the type of the data to unpack
 * 
 * @retval OMPI_SUCCESS
 * @retval OMPI_ERROR
 */
    int mca_oob_base_unpack(void * dest, void * src, size_t n, mca_oob_base_type_t type);


#if defined(c_plusplus) || defined(__cplusplus)
}
#endif

#endif