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package com.fluxtion.agrona.concurrent;

import com.fluxtion.agrona.MutableDirectBuffer;
import com.fluxtion.agrona.SystemUtil;

import static com.fluxtion.agrona.BitUtil.SIZE_OF_LONG;

/**
 * Abstraction over a range of buffer types that allows type to be accessed with memory ordering semantics.
 */
public interface AtomicBuffer extends MutableDirectBuffer
{
    /**
     * Buffer alignment in bytes to ensure atomic word accesses.
     */
    int ALIGNMENT = SIZE_OF_LONG;

    /**
     * Name of the system property that specify if the alignment checks for atomic operations are strict. If the checks
     * are strict then the {@link #verifyAlignment()} method will throw an exception if the underlying buffer is a
     * {@code byte[]}.
     */
    String STRICT_ALIGNMENT_CHECKS_PROP_NAME = "agrona.strict.alignment.checks";

    /**
     * Should alignment checks for atomic operations be done or not. The value is platform-dependent:
     * 
    *
  • On x64 it is controlled by the {@link #STRICT_ALIGNMENT_CHECKS_PROP_NAME} system property.
  • *
  • On other platforms it is always {@code true}.
  • *
* * @see AtomicBuffer#STRICT_ALIGNMENT_CHECKS_PROP_NAME */ boolean STRICT_ALIGNMENT_CHECKS = !SystemUtil.isX64Arch() || "true".equals(SystemUtil.getProperty(STRICT_ALIGNMENT_CHECKS_PROP_NAME, "false")); /** * Verify that the underlying buffer is correctly aligned to prevent word tearing, other ordering issues and * the JVM crashes. In particular this method verifies that the starting offset of the underlying buffer is properly * aligned. However, the actual atomic call must ensure that the index is properly aligned, i.e. it must be aligned * to the size of the operand. For example a call to any of the following methods {@link #putIntOrdered(int, int)}, * {@link #putIntVolatile(int, int)}, {@link #addIntOrdered(int, int)}, {@link #getIntVolatile(int)}, * {@link #getAndAddInt(int, int)} or {@link #getAndSetInt(int, int)}, must have the index aligned by four bytes * (e.g. {@code 0, 4, 8, 12, 60 etc.}). *

* Users are encouraged to call this method after constructing the {@link AtomicBuffer} instance in order to ensure * that the underlying buffer supports atomic access to {@code long} values. *

* Agrona provides an agent ({@code org.agrona.agent.BufferAlignmentAgent}) that checks the alignment of indexes * for all operations at runtime. The agent throws an exception if the unaligned access is detected. *

* Note: on some platforms unaligned atomic access can lead to the JVM crashes, e.g.: *

     * {@code
     * # Java VM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (25.352-b08 mixed mode bsd-aarch64 compressed oops)
     * #
     * # siginfo: si_signo: 10 (SIGBUS), si_code: 1 (BUS_ADRALN)
     * }
     * 
* * @throws IllegalStateException if the starting offset into the buffer is not properly aligned. * @see #ALIGNMENT */ void verifyAlignment(); /** * Get the value at a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes from which to get. * @return the value for at a given index. */ long getLongVolatile(int index); /** * Put a value to a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. */ void putLongVolatile(int index, long value); /** * Put a value to a given index with ordered store semantics. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. */ void putLongOrdered(int index, long value); /** * Add a value to a given index with ordered store semantics. Use a negative increment to decrement. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param increment by which the value at the index will be adjusted. * @return the previous value at the index. */ long addLongOrdered(int index, long increment); /** * Atomic compare and set of a long given an expected value. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param expectedValue at to be compared. * @param updateValue to be exchanged. * @return set successful or not. */ boolean compareAndSetLong(int index, long expectedValue, long updateValue); /** * Atomically exchange a value at a location returning the previous contents. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. * @return previous value at the index. */ long getAndSetLong(int index, long value); /** * Atomically add a delta to a value at a location returning the previous contents. * To decrement a negative delta can be provided. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param delta to be added to the value at the index. * @return previous value. */ long getAndAddLong(int index, long delta); /** * Get the value at a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes from which to get. * @return the value for at a given index. */ int getIntVolatile(int index); /** * Put a value to a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. */ void putIntVolatile(int index, int value); /** * Put a value to a given index with ordered semantics. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. */ void putIntOrdered(int index, int value); /** * Add a value to a given index with ordered store semantics. Use a negative increment to decrement. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param increment by which the value at the index will be adjusted. * @return the previous value at the index. */ int addIntOrdered(int index, int increment); /** * Atomic compare and set of an int given an expected value. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param expectedValue at to be compared. * @param updateValue to be exchanged. * @return successful or not. */ boolean compareAndSetInt(int index, int expectedValue, int updateValue); /** * Atomically exchange a value at a location returning the previous contents. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. * @return previous value. */ int getAndSetInt(int index, int value); /** * Atomically add a delta to a value at a location returning the previous contents. * To decrement a negative delta can be provided. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param delta to be added to the value at the index. * @return previous value. */ int getAndAddInt(int index, int delta); /** * Get the value at a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes from which to get. * @return the value for at a given index. */ short getShortVolatile(int index); /** * Put a value to a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. */ void putShortVolatile(int index, short value); /** * Get the value at a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes from which to get. * @return the value for at a given index. */ char getCharVolatile(int index); /** * Put a value to a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. */ void putCharVolatile(int index, char value); /** * Get the value at a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes from which to get. * @return the value for at a given index. */ byte getByteVolatile(int index); /** * Put a value to a given index with volatile semantics. * * @param index in bytes for where to put. * @param value for at a given index. */ void putByteVolatile(int index, byte value); }




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