Commit 9e6dffba authored by Yoni Fogel's avatar Yoni Fogel

fixes #6485 Move memory management for information_schema.global_status into...

fixes #6485 Move memory management for information_schema.global_status into tokudb_init_func and tokudb_end
Everything else is stored directly in the status rows.
Should be more thread safe if mysql/mariadb removes LOCK_status now.

git-svn-id: file:///svn/mysql/tokudb-engine/tokudb-engine@55091 c7de825b-a66e-492c-adef-691d508d4ae1
parent fbae97d5
......@@ -339,6 +339,10 @@ static void destroy_tokudb_hton_initialized_lock(void)
rwlock_destroy(&tokudb_hton_initialized_lock);
}
static SHOW_VAR *toku_global_status_variables = NULL;
static uint64_t toku_global_status_max_rows;
static TOKU_ENGINE_STATUS_ROW_S* toku_global_status_rows = NULL;
static int tokudb_init_func(void *p) {
TOKUDB_DBUG_ENTER("tokudb_init_func");
int r;
......@@ -532,6 +536,15 @@ static int tokudb_init_func(void *p) {
r = db_env->set_lock_timeout(db_env, tokudb_lock_timeout);
assert(r == 0);
r = db_env->get_engine_status_num_rows (db_env, &toku_global_status_max_rows);
assert(r==0);
{
const myf mem_flags = MY_FAE|MY_WME|MY_ZEROFILL|MY_ALLOW_ZERO_PTR|MY_FREE_ON_ERROR;
toku_global_status_variables = (SHOW_VAR*)my_malloc(sizeof(*toku_global_status_variables)*toku_global_status_max_rows, mem_flags);
toku_global_status_rows = (TOKU_ENGINE_STATUS_ROW_S*)my_malloc(sizeof(*toku_global_status_rows)*toku_global_status_max_rows, mem_flags);
}
r = db_create(&metadata_db, db_env, 0);
if (r) {
DBUG_PRINT("info", ("failed to create metadata db %d\n", r));
......@@ -559,6 +572,8 @@ static int tokudb_init_func(void *p) {
}
}
tokudb_primary_key_bytes_inserted = create_partitioned_counter();
//3938: succeeded, set the init status flag and unlock
......@@ -585,6 +600,13 @@ static int tokudb_init_func(void *p) {
static int tokudb_done_func(void *p) {
TOKUDB_DBUG_ENTER("tokudb_done_func");
{
const myf mem_flags = MY_FAE|MY_WME|MY_ZEROFILL|MY_ALLOW_ZERO_PTR|MY_FREE_ON_ERROR;
my_free(toku_global_status_variables, mem_flags);
my_free(toku_global_status_rows, mem_flags);
toku_global_status_variables = NULL;
toku_global_status_rows = NULL;
}
my_hash_free(&tokudb_open_tables);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&tokudb_mutex);
pthread_mutex_destroy(&tokudb_meta_mutex);
......@@ -2149,8 +2171,6 @@ static struct st_mysql_information_schema tokudb_user_data_exact_information_sch
enum { TOKUDB_PLUGIN_VERSION = 0x0400 };
#define TOKUDB_PLUGIN_VERSION_STR "1024"
static SHOW_VAR *toku_global_status_variables = NULL;
// Retrieves variables for information_schema.global_status.
// Names (columnname) are automatically converted to upper case, and prefixed with "TOKUDB_"
static int show_tokudb_vars(THD *thd, SHOW_VAR *var, char *buff) {
......@@ -2160,38 +2180,10 @@ static int show_tokudb_vars(THD *thd, SHOW_VAR *var, char *buff) {
uint64_t panic;
const int panic_string_len = 1024;
char panic_string[panic_string_len] = {'\0'};
uint64_t max_rows;
fs_redzone_state redzone_state;
const int bufsiz = 1024;
char buf[bufsiz];
static uint64_t num_variables = 0;
//TODO: See if we can use handlerton memory for this isntead of allocating as needed. Maybe store directly in handlerton?
static void** extras = NULL;
static TOKU_ENGINE_STATUS_ROW_S* mystat;
const myf mem_flags = MY_FAE|MY_WME|MY_ZEROFILL|MY_ALLOW_ZERO_PTR|MY_FREE_ON_ERROR;
if (extras != NULL) {
assert(num_variables > 0);
// Free any additional memory.
// TODO: This doesn't leak memory but might cause issues with valgrind?
for (uint64_t row = 0; row < num_variables; row++) {
if (extras[row] != NULL) {
my_free(extras[row], mem_flags);
extras[row] = NULL;
}
}
}
error = db_env->get_engine_status_num_rows (db_env, &max_rows);
if (!toku_global_status_variables || num_variables <= max_rows) {
num_variables = max_rows + 1;
toku_global_status_variables = (SHOW_VAR*)my_realloc(toku_global_status_variables, sizeof(*toku_global_status_variables)*num_variables, mem_flags);
mystat = (TOKU_ENGINE_STATUS_ROW_S*)my_realloc(mystat, sizeof(*mystat)*num_variables, mem_flags);
extras = (void**)my_realloc(extras, sizeof(*extras)*num_variables, mem_flags);
}
uint64_t num_rows;
error = db_env->get_engine_status (db_env, mystat, max_rows, &num_rows, &redzone_state, &panic, panic_string, panic_string_len, TOKU_GLOBAL_STATUS);
error = db_env->get_engine_status (db_env, toku_global_status_rows, toku_global_status_max_rows, &num_rows, &redzone_state, &panic, panic_string, panic_string_len, TOKU_GLOBAL_STATUS);
//TODO: Maybe do something with the panic output?
#if 0
if (strlen(panic_string)) {
......@@ -2199,6 +2191,7 @@ static int show_tokudb_vars(THD *thd, SHOW_VAR *var, char *buff) {
}
#endif
if (error == 0) {
assert(num_rows <= toku_global_status_max_rows);
//TODO: Maybe enable some of the items here: (copied from engine status
#if 0
if (panic) {
......@@ -2229,54 +2222,55 @@ static int show_tokudb_vars(THD *thd, SHOW_VAR *var, char *buff) {
//TODO: (optionally) add redzone state, panic, panic string, etc. Right now it's being ignored.
for (uint64_t row = 0; row < num_rows; row++) {
SHOW_VAR &status = toku_global_status_variables[row];
status.name = mystat[row].columnname;
switch (mystat[row].type) {
SHOW_VAR &status_var = toku_global_status_variables[row];
TOKU_ENGINE_STATUS_ROW_S &status_row = toku_global_status_rows[row];
status_var.name = status_row.columnname;
switch (status_row.type) {
case FS_STATE:
case UINT64:
status.type = SHOW_LONGLONG;
status.value = (char*)&mystat[row].value.num;
status_var.type = SHOW_LONGLONG;
status_var.value = (char*)&status_row.value.num;
break;
case CHARSTR:
status.type = SHOW_CHAR;
status.value = (char*)mystat[row].value.str;
status_var.type = SHOW_CHAR;
status_var.value = (char*)status_row.value.str;
break;
case UNIXTIME:
{
status.type = SHOW_CHAR;
time_t t = mystat[row].value.num;
status_var.type = SHOW_CHAR;
time_t t = status_row.value.num;
char tbuf[26];
snprintf(buf, bufsiz, "%.24s", ctime_r(&t, tbuf));
//Need some persistent memory, so copy it.
extras[row] = my_strdup(buf, mem_flags);
status.value = (char*)extras[row];
// Reuse the memory in status_row. (It belongs to us).
snprintf(status_row.value.datebuf, sizeof(status_row.value.datebuf), "%.24s", ctime_r(&t, tbuf));
status_var.value = (char*)&status_row.value.datebuf[0];
}
break;
case TOKUTIME:
{
status.type = SHOW_DOUBLE;
double t = tokutime_to_seconds(mystat[row].value.num);
// Reuse the memory in mystat[row]. (It belongs to us).
mystat[row].value.dnum = t;
status.value = (char*)&mystat[row].value.dnum;
status_var.type = SHOW_DOUBLE;
double t = tokutime_to_seconds(status_row.value.num);
// Reuse the memory in status_row. (It belongs to us).
status_row.value.dnum = t;
status_var.value = (char*)&status_row.value.dnum;
}
break;
case PARCOUNT:
{
status.type = SHOW_LONGLONG;
uint64_t v = read_partitioned_counter(mystat[row].value.parcount);
// Reuse the memory in mystat[row]. (It belongs to us).
mystat[row].value.num = v;
status.value = (char*)&mystat[row].value.num;
status_var.type = SHOW_LONGLONG;
uint64_t v = read_partitioned_counter(status_row.value.parcount);
// Reuse the memory in status_row. (It belongs to us).
status_row.value.num = v;
status_var.value = (char*)&status_row.value.num;
}
break;
default:
{
status.type = SHOW_CHAR;
snprintf(buf, bufsiz, "UNKNOWN STATUS TYPE: %d", mystat[row].type);
//Need some persistent memory, so copy it.
extras[row] = my_strdup(buf, mem_flags);
status.value = (char*)extras[row];
status_var.type = SHOW_CHAR;
// Reuse the memory in status_row.datebuf. (It belongs to us).
// UNKNOWN TYPE: %d fits in 26 bytes (sizeof datebuf) for any integer.
snprintf(status_row.value.datebuf, sizeof(status_row.value.datebuf), "UNKNOWN TYPE: %d", status_row.type);
status_var.value = (char*)&status_row.value.datebuf[0];
}
break;
}
......
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