Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1994 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
scavengr.h
Abstract:
This module defines data structures related to scavenging in the RDBSS
Author:
Balan Sethu Raman [SethuR] 9-Sep-1995
Revision History:
Notes:
The dormant file limit must be made configurable on a per server basis
--*/
#ifndef _SCAVENGR_H_
#define _SCAVENGR_H_
//
// currently, only a single scavengermutex is across all scavenging operations
// for all underlying deviceobjects
//
extern KMUTEX RxScavengerMutex;
//
// An instance of this data structure is embedded as part of those data structures
// that are scavenged, i.e., FCB, RX_CONTEXT, etc.
//
#define RX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY_TYPE_MARKER (0x0001)
#define RX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY_TYPE_FCB (0x0002)
#define RX_SCAVENGER_OP_PURGE (0x0001)
#define RX_SCAVENGER_OP_CLOSE (0x0002)
#define RX_SCAVENGER_INITIATED_OPERATION (0x0001)
typedef enum _RX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY_STATE {
RX_SCAVENGING_INACTIVE,
RX_SCAVENGING_PENDING,
RX_SCAVENGING_IN_PROGRESS,
RX_SCAVENGING_AWAITING_RESPONSE
} RX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY_STATE, *PRX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY_STATE;
typedef struct _RX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY {
//
// List of related items to be scavenged
//
LIST_ENTRY List;
UCHAR Type;
UCHAR Operation;
UCHAR State;
UCHAR Flags;
struct _RX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY *pContinuationEntry;
} RX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY, *PRX_SCAVENGER_ENTRY;
#define RxInitializeScavengerEntry(ScavengerEntry) \
(ScavengerEntry)->State = 0; \
(ScavengerEntry)->Flags = 0; \
(ScavengerEntry)->Type = 0; \
(ScavengerEntry)->Operation = 0; \
InitializeListHead(&(ScavengerEntry)->List); \
(ScavengerEntry)->pContinuationEntry = NULL
#define RX_SCAVENGER_MUTEX_ACQUIRED (1)
typedef enum _RDBSS_SCAVENGER_STATE {
RDBSS_SCAVENGER_INACTIVE,
RDBSS_SCAVENGER_DORMANT,
RDBSS_SCAVENGER_ACTIVE,
RDBSS_SCAVENGER_SUSPENDED
} RDBSS_SCAVENGER_STATE, *PRDBSS_SCAVENGER_STATE;
typedef struct _RDBSS_SCAVENGER {
RDBSS_SCAVENGER_STATE State;
LONG MaximumNumberOfDormantFiles;
LONG NumberOfDormantFiles;
ULONG SrvCallsToBeFinalized;
ULONG NetRootsToBeFinalized;
ULONG VNetRootsToBeFinalized;
ULONG FcbsToBeFinalized;
ULONG SrvOpensToBeFinalized;
ULONG FobxsToBeFinalized;
LIST_ENTRY SrvCallFinalizationList;
LIST_ENTRY NetRootFinalizationList;
LIST_ENTRY VNetRootFinalizationList;
LIST_ENTRY FcbFinalizationList;
LIST_ENTRY SrvOpenFinalizationList;
LIST_ENTRY FobxFinalizationList;
LIST_ENTRY ClosePendingFobxsList;
RX_WORK_ITEM WorkItem;
KEVENT SyncEvent;
PETHREAD CurrentScavengerThread;
PNET_ROOT CurrentNetRootForClosePendingProcessing;
PFCB CurrentFcbForClosePendingProcessing;
KEVENT ClosePendingProcessingSyncEvent;
} RDBSS_SCAVENGER, *PRDBSS_SCAVENGER;
#define RxInitializeRdbssScavenger(Scavenger) \
(Scavenger)->State = RDBSS_SCAVENGER_INACTIVE; \
(Scavenger)->SrvCallsToBeFinalized = 0; \
(Scavenger)->NetRootsToBeFinalized = 0; \
(Scavenger)->VNetRootsToBeFinalized = 0; \
(Scavenger)->FcbsToBeFinalized = 0; \
(Scavenger)->SrvOpensToBeFinalized = 0; \
(Scavenger)->FobxsToBeFinalized = 0; \
(Scavenger)->NumberOfDormantFiles = 0; \
(Scavenger)->MaximumNumberOfDormantFiles = 50; \
(Scavenger)->CurrentFcbForClosePendingProcessing = NULL; \
(Scavenger)->CurrentNetRootForClosePendingProcessing = NULL; \
KeInitializeEvent(&((Scavenger)->SyncEvent),NotificationEvent,FALSE); \
KeInitializeEvent(&((Scavenger)->ClosePendingProcessingSyncEvent),NotificationEvent,FALSE); \
InitializeListHead(&(Scavenger)->SrvCallFinalizationList); \
InitializeListHead(&(Scavenger)->NetRootFinalizationList); \
InitializeListHead(&(Scavenger)->VNetRootFinalizationList); \
InitializeListHead(&(Scavenger)->SrvOpenFinalizationList); \
InitializeListHead(&(Scavenger)->FcbFinalizationList); \
InitializeListHead(&(Scavenger)->FobxFinalizationList); \
InitializeListHead(&(Scavenger)->ClosePendingFobxsList)
#define RxAcquireScavengerMutex() \
KeWaitForSingleObject( &RxScavengerMutex, Executive, KernelMode, FALSE, NULL )
#define RxReleaseScavengerMutex() \
KeReleaseMutex( &RxScavengerMutex, FALSE )
NTSTATUS
RxMarkFcbForScavengingAtCleanup (
PFCB Fcb
);
NTSTATUS
RxMarkFcbForScavengingAtClose (
PFCB
Fcb
);
VOID
RxUpdateScavengerOnCloseCompletion (
PFCB
Fcb
);
VOID
RxMarkFobxOnCleanup (
PFOBX pFobx,
PBOOLEAN NeedPurge
);
VOID
RxMarkFobxOnClose (
PFOBX Fobx
);
NTSTATUS
RxPurgeRelatedFobxs (
PNET_ROOT NetRoot,
PRX_CONTEXT RxContext,
BOOLEAN AttemptFinalization,
PFCB PurgingFcb
);
#define DONT_ATTEMPT_FINALIZE_ON_PURGE FALSE
#define ATTEMPT_FINALIZE_ON_PURGE TRUE
//
// the purge_sync context is used to synchronize contexts that are attempting to purge...
// notatbly creates and dirctrls. these are planted in various structures because various minirdrs
// require different granularity of purge operations
//
typedef struct _PURGE_SYNCHRONIZATION_CONTEXT {
//
// the list of purge requests active for this netroot.
//
LIST_ENTRY ContextsAwaitingPurgeCompletion;
BOOLEAN PurgeInProgress;
} PURGE_SYNCHRONIZATION_CONTEXT, *PPURGE_SYNCHRONIZATION_CONTEXT;
VOID
RxInitializePurgeSyncronizationContext (
PPURGE_SYNCHRONIZATION_CONTEXT PurgeSyncronizationContext
);
NTSTATUS
RxScavengeRelatedFcbs (
PRX_CONTEXT RxContext
);
BOOLEAN
RxScavengeRelatedFobxs (
PFCB Fcb
);
VOID
RxScavengeFobxsForNetRoot (
PNET_ROOT NetRoot,
PFCB PurgingFcb
);
VOID
RxpMarkInstanceForScavengedFinalization (
PVOID Instance
);
VOID
RxpUndoScavengerFinalizationMarking (
PVOID Instance
);
VOID
RxTerminateScavenging (
PRX_CONTEXT RxContext
);
BOOLEAN
RxScavengeVNetRoots (
PRDBSS_DEVICE_OBJECT RxDeviceObject
);
VOID
RxSynchronizeWithScavenger (
IN PRX_CONTEXT RxContext,
IN PFCB Fcb
);
#endif // _SCAVENGR_H_