/* * CDDL HEADER START * * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the * Common Development and Distribution License, Version 1.0 only * (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance * with the License. * * You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE * or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions * and limitations under the License. * * When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each * file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE. * If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the * fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying * information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner] * * CDDL HEADER END */ /* * Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. * Use is subject to license terms. */ #pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" /* * DACF: device autoconfiguration support * * DACF provides a fast, lightweight policy engine for the I/O subsystem. * This policy engine provides a mechanism for auto-configuring and * auto-unconfiguring devices. * * After a device is attach(9E)ed, additional configuration may be needed in * order to make the device available for use by the system. For example, * STREAMS modules may need to be pushed atop the driver in order to create * a STREAMS stack. If the device is to be removed from the system, these * configuration operations need to be undone, and the device prepared for * detach(9E). * * It is desirable to move the implementation of such policies outside of the * kernel proper, since such operations are typically infrequent. To this end, * DACF manages kernel modules in (module_path)/dacf directories. These adhere * to the api defined in sys/dacf.h, and register sets of configuration * operations. The kernel loads these modules when the operations they * implement are needed, and can unload them at any time thereafter. * Implementing configuration operations in external modules can also increase * code reuse. * * DACF provides a policy database which associates * * (device descr., kernel action) --> (configuration operation, parameters) * * - Device description is matching rule, for example: * minor-nodetype="ddi_keyboard" * - Kernel action is a reference to a dacf kernel hook. * currently supported are "post-attach" and "pre-detach" * - Configuration action is a reference to a module and a set of operations * within the module, for example: consconfig:kbd_config * - Parameters is a list of name="value" parameters to be passed to the * configuration operation when invoked. * * The contents of the rules database are loaded from /etc/dacf.conf upon boot. * * DACF kernel hooks are comprised of a call into the rule-matching engine, * using parameters from the hook in order find a matching rule. If one is * found, the framework can invoke the configuration operation immediately, or * defer doing so until later, by putting the rule on a 'reservation list.' */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /* * Enumeration of the ops exported by the dacf framework. * * To add a new op to the framework, add it to this list, update dacf.h, * (don't miss DACF_NUM_OPIDS) and modify dacf_rule_matrix. * */ typedef struct dacf_opmap { const char *name; dacf_opid_t id; } dacf_opmap_t; static dacf_opmap_t dacf_ops[] = { { "post-attach", DACF_OPID_POSTATTACH }, { "pre-detach", DACF_OPID_PREDETACH }, { NULL, 0 }, }; /* * Enumeration of the options exported by the dacf framework (currently none). * * To add a new option, add it to this array. */ typedef struct dacf_opt { const char *optname; uint_t optmask; } dacf_opt_t; static dacf_opt_t dacf_options[] = { #ifdef DEBUG { "testopt", 1 }, { "testopt2", 2 }, #endif { NULL, 0 }, }; static char kmod_name[] = "__kernel"; /* * Enumeration of the device specifiers exported by the dacf framework. * * To add a new devspec to the framework, add it to this list, update dacf.h, * (don't miss DACF_NUM_DEVSPECS), modify dacf_rule_matrix, and modify * dacf_match(). */ typedef struct dacf_ds { const char *name; dacf_devspec_t id; } dacf_ds_t; static dacf_ds_t dacf_devspecs[] = { { "minor-nodetype", DACF_DS_MIN_NT }, { "driver-minorname", DACF_DS_DRV_MNAME }, { "device-path", DACF_DS_DEV_PATH }, { NULL, NULL }, }; mod_hash_t *posta_mntype, *posta_mname, *posta_devname; /* post-attach */ mod_hash_t *pred_mntype, *pred_mname, *pred_devname; /* pre-detach */ mod_hash_t *dacf_module_hash; mod_hash_t *dacf_info_hash; /* * This is the lookup table for the hash tables that dacf manages. Given an * op id and devspec type, one can obtain the hash for that type of data. */ mod_hash_t **dacf_rule_matrix[DACF_NUM_OPIDS][DACF_NUM_DEVSPECS] = { { &posta_mntype, &posta_mname, &posta_devname }, { &pred_mntype, &pred_mname, &pred_devname }, }; kmutex_t dacf_lock; kmutex_t dacf_module_lock; int dacfdebug = 0; static dacf_rule_t *dacf_rule_ctor(char *, char *, char *, dacf_opid_t, uint_t, dacf_arg_t *); static mod_hash_t *dacf_get_op_hash(dacf_opid_t, dacf_devspec_t); static void dacf_rule_val_dtor(mod_hash_val_t); static void dacf_destroy_opsets(dacf_module_t *module); static void dacf_opset_copy(dacf_opset_t *dst, dacf_opset_t *src); static void dprintf(const char *, ...) __KPRINTFLIKE(1); /*PRINTFLIKE1*/ static void dprintf(const char *format, ...) { va_list alist; char dp_buf[256], *dpbp; if (dacfdebug & DACF_DBG_MSGS) { va_start(alist, format); /* * sprintf up the string that is 'dacf debug: ' */ (void) sprintf(dp_buf, "dacf debug: "); dpbp = &(dp_buf[strlen(dp_buf)]); (void) vsnprintf(dpbp, sizeof (dp_buf) - strlen(dp_buf), format, alist); printf(dp_buf); va_end(alist); } } /* * dacf_init() * initialize the dacf framework by creating the various hash tables. */ void dacf_init() { int i, j; char hbuf[40]; mutex_enter(&dacf_lock); dprintf("dacf_init: creating hashmatrix\n"); #ifdef DEBUG /* * Sanity check that DACF_NUM_DEVSPECS and the devspecs are in sync */ for (i = 0; dacf_devspecs[i].name != NULL; i++) continue; ASSERT(i == DACF_NUM_DEVSPECS); /* * Sanity check that DACF_NUM_OPIDS and the dacf_ops are in sync */ for (i = 0; dacf_ops[i].name != NULL; i++) continue; ASSERT(i == DACF_NUM_OPIDS); #endif for (i = 0; i < DACF_NUM_OPIDS; i++) { for (j = 0; j < DACF_NUM_DEVSPECS; j++) { if (dacf_rule_matrix[i][j] == NULL) { continue; } /* * Set up a hash table with no key destructor. The * keys are carried in the rule_t, so the val_dtor * will take care of the key as well. */ (void) snprintf(hbuf, sizeof (hbuf), "dacf hashmatrix [%d][%d]", i, j); *(dacf_rule_matrix[i][j]) = mod_hash_create_extended( hbuf, /* hash name */ DACF_RULE_HASHSIZE, /* # hash elems */ mod_hash_null_keydtor, /* key dtor */ dacf_rule_val_dtor, /* value dtor */ mod_hash_bystr, NULL, /* hash alg & data */ mod_hash_strkey_cmp, /* key comparator */ KM_SLEEP); } } dprintf("dacf_init: creating module_hash\n"); /* * dacf_module_hash stores the currently registered dacf modules * by name. */ dacf_module_hash = mod_hash_create_strhash("dacf module hash", DACF_MODULE_HASHSIZE, mod_hash_null_valdtor); dprintf("dacf_init: creating info_hash\n"); /* * dacf_info_hash stores pointers to data that modules can associate * on a per minornode basis. The type of data stored is opaque to the * framework-- thus there is no destructor supplied. */ dacf_info_hash = mod_hash_create_ptrhash("dacf info hash", DACF_INFO_HASHSIZE, mod_hash_null_valdtor, sizeof (struct ddi_minor_data)); mutex_exit(&dacf_lock); /* * Register the '__kernel' module. * * These are operations that are provided by the kernel, not by a * module. We just feed the framework a dacfsw structure; it will get * marked as 'loaded' by dacf_module_register(), and will always be * available. */ (void) dacf_module_register(kmod_name, &kmod_dacfsw); (void) read_dacf_binding_file(NULL); dprintf("dacf_init: dacf is ready\n"); } /* * dacf_clear_rules() * clear the dacf rule database. This is typically done in advance of * rereading the dacf binding file. */ void dacf_clear_rules() { int i, j; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); for (i = 0; i < DACF_NUM_OPIDS; i++) { for (j = 0; j < DACF_NUM_DEVSPECS; j++) { if ((dacf_rule_matrix[i][j] != NULL) && (*(dacf_rule_matrix[i][j]) != NULL)) { mod_hash_clear(*(dacf_rule_matrix[i][j])); } } } } /* * dacf_rule_insert() * Create an entry in the dacf rule database. * If 'module' is null, the kernel is the 'module'. (see dacf_rule_ctor()). */ int dacf_rule_insert(dacf_devspec_t devspec_type, char *devspec_data, char *module, char *opset, dacf_opid_t opid, uint_t opts, dacf_arg_t *op_args) { dacf_rule_t *rule; mod_hash_t *hash; ASSERT(devspec_type != DACF_DS_ERROR); ASSERT(devspec_data); ASSERT(opset); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); dprintf("dacf_rule_insert called: %s=\"%s\", %s:%s, %s\n", dacf_devspec_to_str(devspec_type), devspec_data, module ? module : "[kernel]", opset, dacf_opid_to_str(opid)); /* * Fetch the hash table associated with this op-name and devspec-type. * Some ops may not support all devspec-types, since they may be * meaningless, so hash may be null. */ hash = dacf_get_op_hash(opid, devspec_type); if (hash == NULL) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!dacf dev-spec '%s' does not support op '%s'", dacf_devspec_to_str(devspec_type), dacf_opid_to_str(opid)); return (-1); } /* * Allocate a rule and fill it in, take a hold on it. */ rule = dacf_rule_ctor(devspec_data, module, opset, opid, opts, op_args); dacf_rule_hold(rule); if (mod_hash_insert(hash, (mod_hash_key_t)rule->r_devspec_data, (mod_hash_val_t)rule) != 0) { /* * We failed, so release hold. This will cause the rule and * associated data to get nuked. */ dacf_rule_rele(rule); cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!dacf rule %s='%s' %s:%s %s duplicates " "another rule, ignored", dacf_devspec_to_str(devspec_type), devspec_data, module, opset, dacf_opid_to_str(opid)); return (-1); } return (0); } /* * dacf_rule_ctor() * Allocate and fill out entries in a dacf_rule_t. */ static dacf_rule_t * dacf_rule_ctor(char *device_spec, char *module, char *opset, dacf_opid_t opid, uint_t opts, dacf_arg_t *op_args) { dacf_rule_t *rule; dacf_arg_t *p; rule = kmem_alloc(sizeof (dacf_rule_t), KM_SLEEP); /* * Fill in the entries */ rule->r_devspec_data = kmem_alloc(strlen(device_spec) + 1, KM_SLEEP); (void) strcpy(rule->r_devspec_data, device_spec); /* * If module is 'null' we set it to __kernel, meaning that this op * is implemented by the kernel. */ if (module == NULL) { module = kmod_name; } rule->r_module = kmem_alloc(strlen(module) + 1, KM_SLEEP); (void) strcpy(rule->r_module, module); rule->r_opset = kmem_alloc(strlen(opset) + 1, KM_SLEEP); (void) strcpy(rule->r_opset, opset); rule->r_refs = 0; /* no refs yet */ rule->r_opts = opts; rule->r_opid = opid; rule->r_args = NULL; p = op_args; while (p != NULL) { ASSERT(p->arg_name); ASSERT(p->arg_val); /* * dacf_arg_insert() should always succeed, since we're copying * another (already duplicate-free) list. */ (void) dacf_arg_insert(&rule->r_args, p->arg_name, p->arg_val); p = p->arg_next; } return (rule); } /* * dacf_rule_val_dtor() * This is the destructor for dacf_rule_t's in the rule database. It * simply does a dacf_rule_rele() on the rule. This function will take * care of destroying the rule if its ref count has dropped to 0. */ static void dacf_rule_val_dtor(mod_hash_val_t val) { ASSERT((void *)val != NULL); dacf_rule_rele((dacf_rule_t *)val); } /* * dacf_rule_destroy() * destroy a dacf_rule_t */ void dacf_rule_destroy(dacf_rule_t *rule) { ASSERT(rule->r_refs == 0); /* * Free arguments. */ dacf_arglist_delete(&(rule->r_args)); kmem_free(rule->r_devspec_data, strlen(rule->r_devspec_data) + 1); /* * Module may be null for a kernel-managed op-set */ kmem_free(rule->r_module, strlen(rule->r_module) + 1); kmem_free(rule->r_opset, strlen(rule->r_opset) + 1); kmem_free(rule, sizeof (dacf_rule_t)); } /* * dacf_rule_hold() * dacf rules are ref-counted. This function increases the reference * count on an rule. */ void dacf_rule_hold(dacf_rule_t *rule) { ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); rule->r_refs++; } /* * dacf_rule_rele() * drop the ref count on an rule, and destroy the rule if its * ref count drops to 0. */ void dacf_rule_rele(dacf_rule_t *rule) { ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); ASSERT(rule->r_refs > 0); rule->r_refs--; if (rule->r_refs == 0) { dacf_rule_destroy(rule); } } /* * dacf_rsrv_make() * add an rule to a reservation list to be processed later. */ void dacf_rsrv_make(dacf_rsrvlist_t *rsrv, dacf_rule_t *rule, void *info, dacf_rsrvlist_t **list) { dacf_infohdl_t ihdl = info; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); ASSERT(info && rule && list); /* * Bump the ref count on rule, so it won't get freed as long as it's on * this reservation list. */ dacf_rule_hold(rule); rsrv->rsrv_rule = rule; rsrv->rsrv_ihdl = ihdl; rsrv->rsrv_result = DDI_SUCCESS; rsrv->rsrv_next = *list; *list = rsrv; dprintf("dacf: reservation made\n"); } /* * dacf_clr_rsrvs() * clear reservation list of operations of type 'op' */ void dacf_clr_rsrvs(dev_info_t *devi, dacf_opid_t op) { dacf_process_rsrvs(&(DEVI(devi)->devi_dacf_tasks), op, DACF_PROC_RELE); } /* * dacf_process_rsrvs() * iterate across a locked reservation list, processing each element * which matches 'op' according to 'flags'. * * if DACF_PROC_INVOKE is specified, the elements that match 'op' * will have their operations invoked. The return value from that * operation is placed in the rsrv_result field of the dacf_rsrvlist_t */ void dacf_process_rsrvs(dacf_rsrvlist_t **list, dacf_opid_t op, int flags) { dacf_rsrvlist_t *p, *dp; dacf_rsrvlist_t **prevptr; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); ASSERT(list); ASSERT(flags != 0); if (*list == NULL) return; dprintf("dacf_process_rsrvs: opid = %d, flags = 0x%x\n", op, flags); /* * Walk the list, finding rules whose opid's match op, and performing * the work described by 'flags'. */ prevptr = list; for (p = *list; p != NULL; ) { if (p->rsrv_rule->r_opid != op) { prevptr = &(p->rsrv_next); p = p->rsrv_next; continue; } if (flags & DACF_PROC_INVOKE) { p->rsrv_result = dacf_op_invoke(p->rsrv_rule, p->rsrv_ihdl, 0); } if (flags & DACF_PROC_RELE) { *prevptr = p->rsrv_next; dp = p; p = p->rsrv_next; dacf_rule_rele(dp->rsrv_rule); kmem_free(dp, sizeof (dacf_rsrvlist_t)); } else { prevptr = &(p->rsrv_next); p = p->rsrv_next; } } } /* * dacf_get_op_hash() * Given an op name, (i.e. "post-attach" or "pre-detach") and a * devspec-type, return the hash that represents that op indexed * by that devspec. */ static mod_hash_t * dacf_get_op_hash(dacf_opid_t op, dacf_devspec_t ds_type) { ASSERT(op <= DACF_NUM_OPIDS && op > 0); ASSERT(ds_type <= DACF_NUM_DEVSPECS && ds_type > 0); /* * dacf_rule_matrix is an array of pointers to pointers to hashes. */ if (dacf_rule_matrix[op - 1][ds_type - 1] == NULL) { return (NULL); } return (*(dacf_rule_matrix[op - 1][ds_type - 1])); } /* * dacf_arg_insert() * Create and insert an entry in an argument list. * Returns -1 if the argument name is a duplicate of another already * present in the hash. */ int dacf_arg_insert(dacf_arg_t **list, char *name, char *val) { dacf_arg_t *arg; /* * Don't allow duplicates. */ for (arg = *list; arg != NULL; arg = arg->arg_next) { if (strcmp(arg->arg_name, name) == 0) { return (-1); } } arg = kmem_alloc(sizeof (dacf_arg_t), KM_SLEEP); arg->arg_name = kmem_alloc(strlen(name) + 1, KM_SLEEP); (void) strcpy(arg->arg_name, name); arg->arg_val = kmem_alloc(strlen(val) + 1, KM_SLEEP); (void) strcpy(arg->arg_val, val); arg->arg_next = *list; *list = arg; return (0); } /* * dacf_arglist_delete() * free all the elements of a list of dacf_arg_t's. */ void dacf_arglist_delete(dacf_arg_t **list) { dacf_arg_t *arg, *narg; arg = *list; while (arg != NULL) { narg = arg->arg_next; kmem_free(arg->arg_name, strlen(arg->arg_name) + 1); kmem_free(arg->arg_val, strlen(arg->arg_val) + 1); kmem_free(arg, sizeof (dacf_arg_t)); arg = narg; } *list = NULL; } /* * dacf_match() * Match a device-spec to a rule. */ dacf_rule_t * dacf_match(dacf_opid_t op, dacf_devspec_t ds, void *match_info) { dacf_rule_t *rule; ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); if (mod_hash_find(dacf_get_op_hash(op, ds), (mod_hash_key_t)match_info, (mod_hash_val_t *)&rule) == 0) { return (rule); } return (NULL); /* Not Found */ } /* * dacf_module_register() * register a module with the framework. Use when a module gets loaded, * or for the kernel to register a "virtual" module (i.e. a "module" * which the kernel provides). Makes a copy of the interface description * provided by the module. */ int dacf_module_register(char *mod_name, struct dacfsw *sw) { char *str; size_t i, nelems; dacf_module_t *module; dacf_opset_t *opsarray; if (sw == NULL) { return (EINVAL); } if (sw->dacf_rev != DACF_MODREV_1) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "dacf: module '%s' exports unsupported " "version %d interface, not registered\n", mod_name, sw->dacf_rev); return (EINVAL); } /* * count how many opsets are provided. */ for (nelems = 0; sw->dacf_opsets[nelems].opset_name != NULL; nelems++) ; dprintf("dacf_module_register: found %lu opsets\n", nelems); /* * Temporary: It's ok for the kernel dacf_sw to have no opsets, since * we don't have any opsets to export yet (in NON-DEBUG). */ if ((nelems == 0) && (sw != &kmod_dacfsw)) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "dacf module %s exports no opsets, " "not registered.\n", mod_name); return (EINVAL); } /* * Look to see if the module has been previously registered with the * framework. If so, we can fail with EBUSY. */ if (mod_hash_find(dacf_module_hash, (mod_hash_key_t)mod_name, (mod_hash_val_t)&module) == 0) { /* * See if it is loaded currently */ rw_enter(&module->dm_lock, RW_WRITER); if (module->dm_loaded) { rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); cmn_err(CE_WARN, "dacf module '%s' is " "already registered.", mod_name); return (EBUSY); } } else { /* * This is the first time we've ever seen the module; stick * it into the module hash. If that fails, we've had a * race between two threads, both trying to insert the same * new module. It's safe to stick the module into the * hash only partly filled in, since dm_lock protects the * structure, and we've got that write-locked. */ module = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (dacf_module_t), KM_SLEEP); str = kmem_alloc(strlen(mod_name) + 1, KM_SLEEP); (void) strcpy(str, mod_name); rw_enter(&module->dm_lock, RW_WRITER); if (mod_hash_insert(dacf_module_hash, (mod_hash_key_t)str, (mod_hash_val_t)module) != 0) { rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); kmem_free(str, strlen(str) + 1); kmem_free(module, sizeof (dacf_module_t)); cmn_err(CE_WARN, "dacf module '%s' is " "already registered.", mod_name); return (EBUSY); } } /* * In either case (first time we've seen it or not), the module is * not loaded, and we hold it write-locked. */ ASSERT(RW_WRITE_HELD(&module->dm_lock)); /* * Alloc array of opsets for this module. Add one for the final * NULL entry */ opsarray = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (dacf_opset_t) * (nelems + 1), KM_SLEEP); for (i = 0; i < nelems; i++) { dacf_opset_copy(&(opsarray[i]), &(sw->dacf_opsets[i])); ASSERT(opsarray[i].opset_name != NULL); ASSERT(opsarray[i].opset_ops != NULL); } opsarray[nelems].opset_name = NULL; opsarray[nelems].opset_ops = NULL; ASSERT(module->dm_opsets == NULL); /* see dacf_destroy_opsets() */ module->dm_opsets = opsarray; if (dacfdebug & DACF_DBG_MSGS) { dprintf("%s registered.\n", mod_name); for (i = 0; i < nelems; i++) { dprintf("registered %s\n", opsarray[i].opset_name); } } module->dm_loaded = 1; rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); return (0); } /* * dacf_module_unregister() * remove a module from the framework, and free framework-allocated * resources. */ int dacf_module_unregister(char *mod_name) { dacf_module_t *module; /* * Can't unregister __kernel, since there is no real way to get it * back-- Once it gets marked with dm_loaded == 0, the kernel will * try to modload() if it is ever needed, which will fail utterly, * and send op_invoke into a loop in it's modload logic * * If this is behavior is ever needed in the future, we can just * add a flag indicating that this module is really a fake. */ ASSERT(strcmp(mod_name, kmod_name) != 0); dprintf("dacf_module_unregister: called for '%s'!\n", mod_name); /* * If NOAUL_DACF is set, or we try to get a write-lock on dm_lock and * that fails, return EBUSY, and fail to unregister. */ if (mod_hash_find(dacf_module_hash, (mod_hash_key_t)mod_name, (mod_hash_val_t)&module) == 0) { if ((moddebug & MODDEBUG_NOAUL_DACF) || !rw_tryenter(&module->dm_lock, RW_WRITER)) { return (EBUSY); } } else { return (EINVAL); } ASSERT(RW_WRITE_HELD(&module->dm_lock)); dacf_destroy_opsets(module); module->dm_loaded = 0; rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); return (0); } /* * dacf_destroy_opsets() * given a module, destroy all of it's associated op-sets. */ static void dacf_destroy_opsets(dacf_module_t *module) { dacf_opset_t *array = module->dm_opsets; dacf_opset_t *p; int i; size_t nelems; ASSERT(RW_WRITE_HELD(&module->dm_lock)); ASSERT(module->dm_loaded == 1); for (i = 0; array[i].opset_name != NULL; i++) { p = &(array[i]); kmem_free(p->opset_name, strlen(p->opset_name) + 1); /* * count nelems in opset_ops */ for (nelems = 0; ; nelems++) { if (p->opset_ops[nelems].op_id == DACF_OPID_END) { break; } } /* * Free the array of op ptrs. */ kmem_free(p->opset_ops, sizeof (dacf_op_t) * (nelems + 1)); } /* * i has counted how big array is; +1 to account for the last element. */ kmem_free(array, (sizeof (dacf_opset_t)) * (i + 1)); module->dm_opsets = NULL; } /* * dacf_opset_copy() * makes a copy of a dacf_opset_t. */ static void dacf_opset_copy(dacf_opset_t *dst, dacf_opset_t *src) { size_t nelems, i; ASSERT(src && dst); dprintf("dacf_opset_copy: called\n"); dst->opset_name = kmem_alloc(strlen(src->opset_name) + 1, KM_SLEEP); (void) strcpy(dst->opset_name, src->opset_name); dprintf("dacf_opset_copy: counting ops\n"); for (nelems = 0; ; nelems++) { if ((src->opset_ops[nelems].op_id == DACF_OPID_END) || (src->opset_ops[nelems].op_func == NULL)) { break; } } dprintf("dacf_opset_copy: found %lu ops\n", nelems); dst->opset_ops = kmem_alloc(sizeof (dacf_op_t) * (nelems + 1), KM_SLEEP); dprintf("dacf_opset_copy: copying ops\n"); for (i = 0; i < nelems; i++) { dst->opset_ops[i].op_id = src->opset_ops[i].op_id; dst->opset_ops[i].op_func = src->opset_ops[i].op_func; } dst->opset_ops[nelems].op_id = DACF_OPID_END; dst->opset_ops[nelems].op_func = NULL; dprintf("dacf_opset_copy: done copying ops\n"); } int dacf_modload_laps = 0; /* just a diagnostic aid */ /* * dacf_op_invoke() * Invoke a op in a opset in a module given the rule to invoke. * * If the return value of dacf_op_invoke is 0, then rval contains the * return value of the _op_ being invoked. Otherwise, dacf_op_invoke's * return value indicates why the op invocation failed. */ int dacf_op_invoke(dacf_rule_t *rule, dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl, int flags) { dacf_module_t *module; dacf_opset_t *opsarray; dacf_opset_t *opset; dacf_op_t *op = NULL; dacf_opid_t op_id; dacf_arghdl_t arg_hdl; dev_info_t *dip; int i, rval = -1; ASSERT(rule); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&dacf_lock)); op_id = rule->r_opid; dprintf("dacf_op_invoke: opid=%d\n", op_id); /* * Take laps, trying to load the dacf module. For the case of kernel- * provided operations, __kernel will be found in the hash table, and * no modload will be needed. */ for (;;) { if (mod_hash_find(dacf_module_hash, (mod_hash_key_t)rule->r_module, (mod_hash_val_t *)&module) == 0) { rw_enter(&module->dm_lock, RW_READER); /* * Found the module, and it is loaded. */ if (module->dm_loaded != 0) { break; } rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); } /* * If we're here, either: 1) it's not in the hash, or 2) it is, * but dm_loaded is 0, meaning the module needs to be loaded. */ dprintf("dacf_op_invoke: calling modload\n"); if (modload("dacf", rule->r_module) < 0) { return (DACF_ERR_MOD_NOTFOUND); } dacf_modload_laps++; } ASSERT(RW_READ_HELD(&module->dm_lock)); opsarray = module->dm_opsets; /* * Loop through the opsets exported by this module, and find the one * we care about. */ opset = NULL; for (i = 0; opsarray[i].opset_name != NULL; i++) { if (strcmp(opsarray[i].opset_name, rule->r_opset) == 0) { opset = &opsarray[i]; break; } } if (opset == NULL) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!dacf: couldn't invoke op, opset '%s' not " "found in module '%s'", rule->r_opset, rule->r_module); rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); return (DACF_ERR_OPSET_NOTFOUND); } arg_hdl = (dacf_arghdl_t)rule->r_args; /* * Call the appropriate routine in the target by looping across the * ops until we find the one whose id matches opid. */ op = NULL; for (i = 0; opset->opset_ops[i].op_id != DACF_OPID_END; i++) { if (opset->opset_ops[i].op_id == op_id) { op = &(opset->opset_ops[i]); break; } } if (op == NULL) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!dacf: couldn't invoke op, op '%s' not found " "in opset '%s' in module '%s'", dacf_opid_to_str(op_id), rule->r_opset, rule->r_module); rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); return (DACF_ERR_OP_NOTFOUND); } dprintf("dacf_op_invoke: found op, invoking...\n"); /* * Drop dacf_lock here, so that op_func's that cause drivers to * get loaded don't wedge the system when they try to acquire dacf_lock * to do matching. * * Mark that an invoke is happening to prevent recursive invokes */ dip = ((struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl)->dip; mutex_enter(&(DEVI(dip)->devi_lock)); DEVI_SET_INVOKING_DACF(dip); mutex_exit(&(DEVI(dip)->devi_lock)); mutex_exit(&dacf_lock); rval = op->op_func(info_hdl, arg_hdl, flags); mutex_enter(&dacf_lock); /* * Completed the invocation against module, so let go of it. */ mutex_enter(&(DEVI(dip)->devi_lock)); DEVI_CLR_INVOKING_DACF(dip); mutex_exit(&(DEVI(dip)->devi_lock)); /* * Drop our r-lock on the module, now that we no longer need the module * to stay loaded. */ rw_exit(&module->dm_lock); if (rval == DACF_SUCCESS) { return (DACF_SUCCESS); } else { return (DACF_ERR_OP_FAILED); } } /* * dacf_get_devspec() * given a devspec-type as a string, return a corresponding dacf_devspec_t */ dacf_devspec_t dacf_get_devspec(char *name) { dacf_ds_t *p = &dacf_devspecs[0]; while (p->name != NULL) { if (strcmp(p->name, name) == 0) { return (p->id); } p++; } return (DACF_DS_ERROR); } /* * dacf_devspec_to_str() * given a dacf_devspec_t, return a pointer to the human readable string * representation of that device specifier. */ const char * dacf_devspec_to_str(dacf_devspec_t ds) { dacf_ds_t *p = &dacf_devspecs[0]; while (p->name != NULL) { if (p->id == ds) { return (p->name); } p++; } return (NULL); } /* * dacf_get_op() * given a op name, returns the corresponding dacf_opid_t. */ dacf_opid_t dacf_get_op(char *name) { dacf_opmap_t *p = &dacf_ops[0]; while (p->name != NULL) { if (strcmp(p->name, name) == 0) { return (p->id); } p++; } return (DACF_OPID_ERROR); } /* * dacf_opid_to_str() * given a dacf_opid_t, return the human-readable op-name. */ const char * dacf_opid_to_str(dacf_opid_t tid) { dacf_opmap_t *p = &dacf_ops[0]; while (p->name != NULL) { if (p->id == tid) { return (p->name); } p++; } return (NULL); } /* * dacf_getopt() * given an option specified as a string, add it to the bit-field of * options given. Returns -1 if the option is unrecognized. */ int dacf_getopt(char *opt_str, uint_t *opts) { dacf_opt_t *p = &dacf_options[0]; /* * Look through the list for the option given */ while (p->optname != NULL) { if (strcmp(opt_str, p->optname) == 0) { *opts |= p->optmask; return (0); } p++; } return (-1); } /* * This family of functions forms the dacf interface which is exported to * kernel/dacf modules. Modules _should_not_ use any dacf_* functions * presented above this point. * * Note: These routines use a dacf_infohdl_t to struct ddi_minor_data * and * assume that the resulting pointer is not to an alias node. That is true * because dacf_op_invoke guarantees it by first resolving the alias. */ /* * dacf_minor_name() * given a dacf_infohdl_t, obtain the minor name of the device instance * being configured. */ const char * dacf_minor_name(dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl) { struct ddi_minor_data *dmdp = (struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl; return (dmdp->ddm_name); } /* * dacf_minor_number() * given a dacf_infohdl_t, obtain the device minor number of the instance * being configured. */ minor_t dacf_minor_number(dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl) { struct ddi_minor_data *dmdp = (struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl; return (getminor(dmdp->ddm_dev)); } /* * dacf_driver_name() * given a dacf_infohdl_t, obtain the device driver name of the device * instance being configured. */ const char * dacf_driver_name(dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl) { struct ddi_minor_data *dmdp = (struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl; return (ddi_driver_name(dmdp->dip)); } /* * dacf_devinfo_node() * given a dacf_infohdl_t, obtain the dev_info_t of the device instance * being configured. */ dev_info_t * dacf_devinfo_node(dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl) { struct ddi_minor_data *dmdp = (struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl; return (dmdp->dip); } /* * dacf_get_arg() * given the dacf_arghdl_t passed to a op and the name of an argument, * return the value of that argument. * * returns NULL if the argument is not found. */ const char * dacf_get_arg(dacf_arghdl_t arghdl, char *arg_name) { dacf_arg_t *arg_list = (dacf_arg_t *)arghdl; ASSERT(arg_name); while (arg_list != NULL) { if (strcmp(arg_list->arg_name, arg_name) == 0) { return (arg_list->arg_val); } arg_list = arg_list->arg_next; } return (NULL); } /* * dacf_store_info() * associate instance-specific data with a device instance. Future * configuration ops invoked for this instance can retrieve this data using * dacf_retrieve_info() below. Modules are responsible for cleaning up * this data as appropriate, and should store NULL as the value of 'data' * when the data is no longer valid. */ void dacf_store_info(dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl, void *data) { struct ddi_minor_data *dmdp = (struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl; /* * If the client is 'storing NULL' we can represent that by blowing * the info entry out of the hash. */ if (data == NULL) { (void) mod_hash_destroy(dacf_info_hash, (mod_hash_key_t)dmdp); } else { /* * mod_hash_replace can only fail on out of memory, but we sleep * for memory in this hash, so it is safe to ignore the retval. */ (void) mod_hash_replace(dacf_info_hash, (mod_hash_key_t)dmdp, (mod_hash_val_t)data); } } /* * dacf_retrieve_info() * retrieve instance-specific data associated with a device instance. */ void * dacf_retrieve_info(dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl) { struct ddi_minor_data *dmdp = (struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl; void *data; if (mod_hash_find(dacf_info_hash, (mod_hash_key_t)dmdp, (mod_hash_val_t *)&data) != 0) { return (NULL); } return (data); } /* * dacf_makevp() * make a vnode for the specified dacf_infohdl_t. */ struct vnode * dacf_makevp(dacf_infohdl_t info_hdl) { struct ddi_minor_data *dmdp = (struct ddi_minor_data *)info_hdl; struct vnode *vp; vp = makespecvp(dmdp->ddm_dev, VCHR); spec_assoc_vp_with_devi(vp, dmdp->dip); return (vp); }