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/* -*- Mode: C; c-basic-offset:4 ; -*- */
/* 
 *   $Id$    
 *
 *   Copyright (C) 1997 University of Chicago. 
 *   See COPYRIGHT notice in top-level directory.
 */

#include "ad_ufs.h"

void ADIOI_UFS_ReadComplete(ADIO_Request *request, ADIO_Status *status, int *error_code)  
{
#ifndef NO_AIO
#ifndef PRINT_ERR_MSG
    static char myname[] = "ADIOI_UFS_READCOMPLETE";
#endif
#ifdef AIO_SUN 
    aio_result_t *result=0, *tmp;
#else
    int err;
#endif
#ifdef AIO_HANDLE_IN_AIOCB
    struct aiocb *tmp1;
#endif
#endif

    if (*request == ADIO_REQUEST_NULL) {
        *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;
        return;
    }

#ifdef AIO_SUN
    if ((*request)->queued) {  /* dequeue it */
        tmp = (aio_result_t *) (*request)->handle;
        while (tmp->aio_return == AIO_INPROGRESS) usleep(1000); 
        /* sleep for 1 ms., until done. Is 1 ms. a good number? */
        /* when done, dequeue any one request */
        result = (aio_result_t *) aiowait(0);

        (*request)->nbytes = tmp->aio_return;

#ifdef PRINT_ERR_MSG
        *error_code = (tmp->aio_return == -1) ? MPI_ERR_UNKNOWN : MPI_SUCCESS;
#else
        if (tmp->aio_return == -1) {
            *error_code = MPIR_Err_setmsg(MPI_ERR_IO, MPIR_ADIO_ERROR,
                          myname, "I/O Error", "%s", strerror(tmp->aio_errno));
            ADIOI_Error((*request)->fd, *error_code, myname);       
        }
        else *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;
#endif

/* aiowait only dequeues a request. The completion of a request can be
   checked by just checking the aio_return flag in the handle passed
   to the original aioread()/aiowrite(). Therefore, I need to ensure
   that aiowait() is called exactly once for each previous
   aioread()/aiowrite(). This is also taken care of in ADIOI_xxxDone */
    }
    else *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;

#ifdef HAVE_STATUS_SET_BYTES
    if ((*request)->nbytes != -1)
        MPIR_Status_set_bytes(status, (*request)->datatype, (*request)->nbytes);
#endif

#endif
    
#ifdef AIO_HANDLE_IN_AIOCB
/* IBM */
    if ((*request)->queued) {
        do {
            err = aio_suspend(1, (struct aiocb **) &((*request)->handle));
        } while ((err == -1) && (errno == EINTR));

        tmp1 = (struct aiocb *) (*request)->handle;
        if (err != -1) {
            err = aio_return(tmp1->aio_handle);
            (*request)->nbytes = err;
            errno = aio_error(tmp1->aio_handle);
        }
        else (*request)->nbytes = -1;

/* on DEC, it is required to call aio_return to dequeue the request.
   IBM man pages don't indicate what function to use for dequeue.
   I'm assuming it is aio_return! POSIX says aio_return may be called 
   only once on a given handle. */

#ifdef PRINT_ERR_MSG
        *error_code = (err == -1) ? MPI_ERR_UNKNOWN : MPI_SUCCESS;
#else
        if (err == -1) {
            *error_code = MPIR_Err_setmsg(MPI_ERR_IO, MPIR_ADIO_ERROR,
             myname, "I/O Error", "%s", strerror(errno));
            ADIOI_Error((*request)->fd, *error_code, myname);       
        }
        else *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;
#endif
    }
    else *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;

#ifdef HAVE_STATUS_SET_BYTES
    if ((*request)->nbytes != -1)
        MPIR_Status_set_bytes(status, (*request)->datatype, (*request)->nbytes);
#endif

#elif (!defined(NO_AIO) && !defined(AIO_SUN))
/* DEC, SGI IRIX 5 and 6 */
    if ((*request)->queued) {
        do {
            err = aio_suspend((const aiocb_t **) &((*request)->handle), 1, 0);
        } while ((err == -1) && (errno == EINTR));

        if (err != -1) {
            err = aio_return((struct aiocb *) (*request)->handle); 
            (*request)->nbytes = err;
            errno = aio_error((struct aiocb *) (*request)->handle);
        }
        else (*request)->nbytes = -1;

#ifdef PRINT_ERR_MSG
        *error_code = (err == -1) ? MPI_ERR_UNKNOWN : MPI_SUCCESS;
#else
        if (err == -1) {
            *error_code = MPIR_Err_setmsg(MPI_ERR_IO, MPIR_ADIO_ERROR,
                            myname, "I/O Error", "%s", strerror(errno));
            ADIOI_Error((*request)->fd, *error_code, myname);       
        }
        else *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;
#endif
    }
    else *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;
#ifdef HAVE_STATUS_SET_BYTES
    if ((*request)->nbytes != -1)
        MPIR_Status_set_bytes(status, (*request)->datatype, (*request)->nbytes);
#endif
#endif

#ifndef NO_AIO
    if ((*request)->queued != -1) {

        /* queued = -1 is an internal hack used when the request must
           be completed, but the request object should not be
           freed. This is used in ADIOI_Complete_async, because the user
           will call MPI_Wait later, which would require status to
           be filled. Ugly but works. queued = -1 should be used only
           in ADIOI_Complete_async. 
           This should not affect the user in any way. */

        /* if request is still queued in the system, it is also there
           on ADIOI_Async_list. Delete it from there. */
        if ((*request)->queued) ADIOI_Del_req_from_list(request);

        (*request)->fd->async_count--;
        if ((*request)->handle) ADIOI_Free((*request)->handle);
        ADIOI_Free_request((ADIOI_Req_node *) (*request));
        *request = ADIO_REQUEST_NULL;
    }

#else
/* HP, FreeBSD, Linux */

#ifdef HAVE_STATUS_SET_BYTES
    MPIR_Status_set_bytes(status, (*request)->datatype, (*request)->nbytes);
#endif
    (*request)->fd->async_count--;
    ADIOI_Free_request((ADIOI_Req_node *) (*request));
    *request = ADIO_REQUEST_NULL;
    *error_code = MPI_SUCCESS;
#endif    
}


void ADIOI_UFS_WriteComplete(ADIO_Request *request, ADIO_Status *status, int *error_code)  
{
    ADIOI_UFS_ReadComplete(request, status, error_code);
}

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