/*****************************************************************************\
 *  gres_mic.c - Support MICs as a generic resources.
 *****************************************************************************
 *  Copyright (C) 2012 CSC-IT Center for Science Ltd.
 *  Written by Olli-Pekka Lehto
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#include <ctype.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#include "slurm/slurm.h"
#include "slurm/slurm_errno.h"

#include "src/common/slurm_xlator.h"
#include "src/common/bitstring.h"
#include "src/common/env.h"
#include "src/common/gres.h"
#include "src/common/list.h"
#include "src/common/xstring.h"

#include "../common/gres_common.h"

/*
 * These variables are required by the generic plugin interface.  If they
 * are not found in the plugin, the plugin loader will ignore it.
 *
 * plugin_name - A string giving a human-readable description of the
 * plugin.  There is no maximum length, but the symbol must refer to
 * a valid string.
 *
 * plugin_type - A string suggesting the type of the plugin or its
 * applicability to a particular form of data or method of data handling.
 * If the low-level plugin API is used, the contents of this string are
 * unimportant and may be anything.  Slurm uses the higher-level plugin
 * interface which requires this string to be of the form
 *
 *	<application>/<method>
 *
 * where <application> is a description of the intended application of
 * the plugin (e.g., "auth" for Slurm authentication) and <method> is a
 * description of how this plugin satisfies that application.  Slurm will
 * only load authentication plugins if the plugin_type string has a prefix
 * of "auth/".
 *
 *  * plugin_version - an unsigned 32-bit integer containing the Slurm version
 * (major.minor.micro combined into a single number).
 */
const char	plugin_name[]		= "Gres MIC plugin";
const char	plugin_type[]		= "gres/mic";
const uint32_t	plugin_version		= SLURM_VERSION_NUMBER;

static char	gres_name[]		= "mic";

static List gres_devices = NULL;

static void _set_env(char ***env_ptr, void *gres_ptr, int node_inx,
		     bitstr_t *usable_gres,
		     bool *already_seen, int *local_inx,
		     bool reset, bool is_job)
{
	char *global_list = NULL, *local_list = NULL, *slurm_env_var = NULL;

	if (is_job)
			slurm_env_var = "SLURM_JOB_MICS";
	else
			slurm_env_var = "SLURM_STEP_MICS";

	if (*already_seen) {
		global_list = xstrdup(getenvp(*env_ptr, slurm_env_var));
		local_list = xstrdup(getenvp(*env_ptr,
					     "OFFLOAD_DEVICES"));
	}

	common_gres_set_env(gres_devices, env_ptr, gres_ptr, node_inx,
			    usable_gres, "", local_inx, NULL,
			    &local_list, &global_list, reset, is_job, NULL);

	if (global_list) {
		env_array_overwrite(env_ptr, slurm_env_var, global_list);
		xfree(global_list);
	}

	if (local_list) {
		env_array_overwrite(
			env_ptr, "OFFLOAD_DEVICES", local_list);
		xfree(local_list);
		*already_seen = true;
	}
}

extern int init(void)
{
	debug("%s: %s loaded", __func__, plugin_name);

	return SLURM_SUCCESS;
}

extern int fini(void)
{
	debug("%s: unloading %s", __func__, plugin_name);
	FREE_NULL_LIST(gres_devices);

	return SLURM_SUCCESS;
}

/*
 * We could load gres state or validate it using various mechanisms here.
 * This only validates that the configuration was specified in gres.conf.
 * In the general case, no code would need to be changed.
 */
extern int node_config_load(List gres_conf_list, node_config_load_t *config)
{
	int rc = SLURM_SUCCESS;

	if (gres_devices)
		return rc;

	rc = common_node_config_load(gres_conf_list, gres_name, &gres_devices);

	if (rc != SLURM_SUCCESS)
		fatal("%s failed to load configuration", plugin_name);

	return rc;
}

/*
 * Set environment variables as appropriate for a job (i.e. all tasks) based
 * upon the job's GRES state.
 */
extern void job_set_env(char ***job_env_ptr, void *gres_ptr, int node_inx)
{
	/*
	 * Variables are not static like in step_*_env since we could be calling
	 * this from the slurmd where we are dealing with a different job each
	 * time we hit this function, so we don't want to keep track of other
	 * unrelated job's status.  This can also get called multiple times
	 * (different prologs and such) which would also result in bad info each
	 * call after the first.
	 */
	int local_inx = 0;
	bool already_seen = false;

	_set_env(job_env_ptr, gres_ptr, node_inx, NULL,
		 &already_seen, &local_inx, false, true);
}

/*
 * Set environment variables as appropriate for a job (i.e. all tasks) based
 * upon the job step's GRES state.
 */
extern void step_set_env(char ***step_env_ptr, void *gres_ptr)
{
	static int local_inx = 0;
	static bool already_seen = false;

	_set_env(step_env_ptr, gres_ptr, 0, NULL,
		 &already_seen, &local_inx, false, false);
}

/*
 * Reset environment variables as appropriate for a job (i.e. this one task)
 * based upon the job step's GRES state and assigned CPUs.
 */
extern void step_reset_env(char ***step_env_ptr, void *gres_ptr,
			   bitstr_t *usable_gres)
{
	static int local_inx = 0;
	static bool already_seen = false;

	_set_env(step_env_ptr, gres_ptr, 0, usable_gres,
		 &already_seen, &local_inx, true, false);
}

/* Send GRES information to slurmstepd on the specified file descriptor */
extern void send_stepd(int fd)
{
	common_send_stepd(fd, gres_devices);
}

/* Receive GRES information from slurmd on the specified file descriptor */
extern void recv_stepd(int fd)
{
	common_recv_stepd(fd, &gres_devices);
}

/*
 * get data from a job's GRES data structure
 * IN job_gres_data  - job's GRES data structure
 * IN node_inx - zero-origin index of the node within the job's allocation
 *	for which data is desired
 * IN data_type - type of data to get from the job's data
 * OUT data - pointer to the data from job's GRES data structure
 *            DO NOT FREE: This is a pointer into the job's data structure
 * RET - SLURM_SUCCESS or error code
 */
extern int job_info(gres_job_state_t *job_gres_data, uint32_t node_inx,
		    enum gres_job_data_type data_type, void *data)
{
	return EINVAL;
}

/*
 * get data from a step's GRES data structure
 * IN step_gres_data  - step's GRES data structure
 * IN node_inx - zero-origin index of the node within the job's allocation
 *	for which data is desired. Note this can differ from the step's
 *	node allocation index.
 * IN data_type - type of data to get from the step's data
 * OUT data - pointer to the data from step's GRES data structure
 *            DO NOT FREE: This is a pointer into the step's data structure
 * RET - SLURM_SUCCESS or error code
 */
extern int step_info(gres_step_state_t *step_gres_data, uint32_t node_inx,
		     enum gres_step_data_type data_type, void *data)
{
	return EINVAL;
}

/*
 * Return a list of devices of this type. The list elements are of type
 * "gres_device_t" and the list should be freed using FREE_NULL_LIST().
 */
extern List get_devices(void)
{
	return gres_devices;
}

extern void step_hardware_init(bitstr_t *usable_gres, char *settings)
{
	return;
}

extern void step_hardware_fini(void)
{
	return;
}

/*
 * Build record used to set environment variables as appropriate for a job's
 * prolog or epilog based GRES allocated to the job.
 */
extern gres_epilog_info_t *epilog_build_env(gres_job_state_t *gres_job_ptr)
{
	return NULL;
}

/*
 * Set environment variables as appropriate for a job's prolog or epilog based
 * GRES allocated to the job.
 */
extern void epilog_set_env(char ***epilog_env_ptr,
			   gres_epilog_info_t *epilog_info, int node_inx)
{
	return;
}
