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 * src/slurmd/slurmstepd/io.h - slurmstepd standard IO routines
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#ifndef _IO_H
#define _IO_H

#include "src/common/eio.h"

#include "src/slurmd/slurmstepd/slurmstepd_job.h"

/*
 * The message cache uses up free message buffers, so STDIO_MAX_MSG_CACHE
 * must be a number smaller than STDIO_MAX_FREE_BUF.
 */
#define STDIO_MAX_FREE_BUF 1024
#define STDIO_MAX_MSG_CACHE 128

struct io_buf {
	int ref_count;
	uint32_t length;
	void *data;
};

/* For each task's ofname and efname, are all the names NULL,
   one null and the others "/dev/null", all non-null and unique,
   or all non-null and identical. */
typedef enum {
	SLURMD_ALL_NULL,   /* output from all tasks goes to the client (srun) */
	SLURMD_ONE_NULL,   /* output from one task goes to the client, output
			      from other tasks is discarded */
	SLURMD_ALL_UNIQUE, /* separate output files per task.  written from
			      tasks unless stepd_step_rec_t->labelio == true, in
			      which case the slurmstepd does the write */
	SLURMD_ALL_SAME,   /* all tasks write to the same file.  written from
			      tasks unless stepd_step_rec_t->labelio == true, in
			      which case the slurmstepd does the write */
	SLURMD_UNKNOWN
} slurmd_filename_pattern_t;


struct io_buf *alloc_io_buf(void);
void free_io_buf(struct io_buf *buf);

/*
 * Create a TCP connection back the initial client (e.g. srun).
 *
 * Since this is the first client connection and the IO engine has not
 * yet started, we initialize the msg_queue as an empty list and
 * directly add the eio_obj_t to the eio handle with eio_new_initial_handle.
 */
int io_initial_client_connect(srun_info_t *srun, stepd_step_rec_t *job,
			      int stdout_tasks, int stderr_tasks);

/*
 * Initiate a TCP connection back to a waiting client (e.g. srun).
 *
 * Create a new eio client object and wake up the eio engine so that
 * it can see the new object.
 */
int io_client_connect(srun_info_t *srun, stepd_step_rec_t *job);


/*
 * Open a local file and create and eio object for files written
 * from the slurmstepd, probably with labelled output.
 */
int
io_create_local_client(const char *filename, int file_flags,
		       stepd_step_rec_t *job, bool labelio,
		       int stdout_tasks, int stderr_tasks);

/*
 * Initialize each task's standard I/O file descriptors.  The file descriptors
 * may be files, or may be the end of a pipe which is handled by an eio_obj_t.
 */
int io_init_tasks_stdio(stepd_step_rec_t *job);

/*
 * Start IO handling thread.
 * Initializes IO pipes, creates IO objects and appends them to job->objs,
 * and opens 2*ntask initial connections for stdout/err, also appending these
 * to job->objs list.
 */
int io_thread_start(stepd_step_rec_t *job);

int io_dup_stdio(stepd_step_task_info_t *t);

/*
 *  Close the tasks' ends of the stdio pipes.
 *  Presumably the tasks have already been started, and
 *  have their copies of these file descriptors.
 */
void io_close_task_fds(stepd_step_rec_t *job);

void io_close_all(stepd_step_rec_t *job);

void io_close_local_fds(stepd_step_rec_t *job);


/*
 *  Look for a pattern in the stdout and stderr file names, and see
 *  if stdout and stderr point to the same file(s).
 *  See comments above for slurmd_filename_pattern_t.
 */
void io_find_filename_pattern(  stepd_step_rec_t *job,
				slurmd_filename_pattern_t *outpattern,
				slurmd_filename_pattern_t *errpattern,
				bool *same_out_err_files );

/*
 *  Get the flags to be used with the open call to create output files.
 */
int io_get_file_flags(stepd_step_rec_t *job);

/*
 *  Initialize "user managed" IO, where each task has a single TCP
 *  socket end point shared on stdin, stdout, and stderr.
 */
int user_managed_io_client_connect(int ntasks, srun_info_t *srun,
				   stepd_step_task_info_t **tasks);

#endif /* !_IO_H */
