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/*
Copyright (C) 2003-2004 Douglas Thain and the University of Wisconsin
Copyright (C) 2005- The University of Notre Dame
This software is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
See the file COPYING for details.
*/

/** @file chirp_types.h
All of the structure and type definitions used by the Chirp API.
*/

#ifndef CHIRP_TYPES_H
#define CHIRP_TYPES_H

#include "chirp_protocol.h"

#include "buffer.h"
#include "int_sizes.h"

#include <fcntl.h>
#include <sys/types.h>

#include <inttypes.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <time.h>

/** Describes the properties of a file, much like the Unix <tt>stat</tt> structure.
Note that @ref cst_uid, @ref cst_gid, and @ref cst_mode are provided for backwards compatibility, but are
ignored by Chirp when enforcing access control.  See @ref chirp_reli_setacl and @ref chirp_reli_getacl
for more information about enforcing access controls.
@see chirp_reli_stat, chirp_reli_lstat, chirp_reli_fstat, chirp_reli_open
*/

struct chirp_stat {
	INT64_T cst_dev;	/**< The device number on which the file is stored. */
	INT64_T cst_ino;	/**< The inode number of the file. */
	INT64_T cst_mode;	/**< The Unix mode bits of the file. */
	INT64_T cst_nlink;	/**< The number of hard links to this file. */
	INT64_T cst_uid;	/**< The Unix UID of the file's owner. */
	INT64_T cst_gid;	/**< The Unix GID of the file's group varship. */
	INT64_T cst_rdev;	/**< The device number, if this represents a device. */
	INT64_T cst_size;	/**< The size of the file, in bytes. */
	INT64_T cst_blksize;	/**< The recommended transfer block size for accessing this file.  */
	INT64_T cst_blocks;	/**< The number of blocks consumed by this file in the file system.  Note that this value has nothing to do with @ref cst_blksize.  The size of the actual storage blocks is given by <tt>f_bsize</tt> in @ref chirp_statfs. */
	INT64_T cst_atime;	/**< The last time the file was accessed, in <tt>time_t</tt> format. */
	INT64_T cst_mtime;	/**< The last time the file data was modified,  <tt>time_t</tt> format. */
	INT64_T cst_ctime;	/**< The last time the inode was changed, in <tt>time_t</tt> format. */
};

#define chirp_stat_encode(B, info) \
	do {\
		buffer_putfstring(B, "%" PRId64, (info)->cst_dev);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_ino);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_mode);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_nlink);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_uid);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_gid);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_rdev);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_size);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_blksize);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_blocks);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_atime);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_mtime);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->cst_ctime);\
	} while (0)


/** Describes the properties of a file system, much like the Unix <tt>statfs</tt> structure.
@see chirp_reli_statfs, chirp_reli_fstatfs
*/

struct chirp_statfs {
	INT64_T f_type;		/**< The integer type of the filesystem */
	INT64_T f_blocks;	/**< The total number of blocks in the filesystem. */
	INT64_T f_bavail;	/**< The number of blocks available to an ordinary user. */
	INT64_T f_bsize;	/**< The size in bytes of a block. */
	INT64_T f_bfree;	/**< The number of blocks free. */
	INT64_T f_files;	/**< The maximum number of files (inodes) on the filesystem. */
	INT64_T f_ffree;	/**< The number of files (inodes) currently in use. */
};

#define chirp_statfs_encode(B, info) \
	do {\
		buffer_putfstring(B, "%" PRId64, (info)->f_type);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->f_bsize);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->f_blocks);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->f_bfree);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->f_bavail);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->f_files);\
		buffer_putfstring(B, " %" PRId64, (info)->f_ffree);\
	} while (0)

/** Describes a directory entry returned by @ref chirp_reli_readdir */

struct chirp_dirent {
	char *name;			/**< The name of the directory entry. */
	int lstatus;		/**< The result of lstat on the entry. */
	struct chirp_stat info;		/**< The properties of the directory entry. */
	struct chirp_dirent *next;
};

/** Describes a result from a search operation */

struct chirp_searchent {
	char path[CHIRP_PATH_MAX];			/**< Path of the matching file. */
	struct chirp_stat info;	/**< The properties of the matching file. */
	int errsource;
	int err;
};

/** Keeps track of the state of a search stream */

struct chirp_searchstream {
	struct chirp_searchent entry;
	const char *current;
	buffer_t B;
};

#define CHIRP_SEARCH struct chirp_searchstream

/** Bit flags for the search operation */

#define CHIRP_SEARCH_STOPATFIRST (1<<0)
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_METADATA    (1<<1)
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_INCLUDEROOT (1<<2)
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_PERIOD 	 (1<<3)
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_R_OK        (1<<4)
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_W_OK        (1<<5)
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_X_OK        (1<<6)

/** Streaming errors for the search operation */

#define CHIRP_SEARCH_ERR_OPEN    1
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_ERR_READ    2
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_ERR_CLOSE   3
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_ERR_STAT    4

/** Options for the search operation */

#define CHIRP_SEARCH_DELIMITER   '|'
#define CHIRP_SEARCH_DEPTH_MAX   200

/** Describes the type of a bulk I/O operation. Used by @ref chirp_bulkio */

typedef enum {
	CHIRP_BULKIO_PREAD,  /**< Perform a chirp_reli_pread.*/
	CHIRP_BULKIO_PWRITE, /**< Perform a chirp_reli_pwrite.*/
	CHIRP_BULKIO_SREAD,  /**< Perform a chirp_reli_sread.*/
	CHIRP_BULKIO_SWRITE, /**< Perform a chirp_reli_swrite.*/
	CHIRP_BULKIO_FSTAT,  /**< Perform a chirp_reli_fstat.*/
	CHIRP_BULKIO_FSYNC   /**< Perform a chirp_reli_fsync.*/
} chirp_bulkio_t;

/** Describes a bulk I/O operation.
An array of chirp_bulkio structures passed to @ref chirp_reli_bulkio describes a list of multiple operatons to be performed simultaneously.  Not all fields are relevant to all operations.
*/

struct chirp_bulkio {
	chirp_bulkio_t type;	   /**< The type of I/O to perform. */
	struct chirp_file *file;   /**< The file to access for all operations. */
	struct chirp_stat *info;   /**< Pointer to a data buffer for FSTAT */
	void *buffer;		   /**< Pointer to data buffer for PREAD, PWRITE, SREAD, and SWRITE */
	INT64_T length;		   /**< Length of the data, in bytes, for PREAD, WRITE, SREAD, and SWRITE. */
	INT64_T stride_length;	   /**< Length of each stride for SREAD and SWRITE. */
	INT64_T stride_skip;	   /**< Distance between start of each stride for SREAD and SWRITE. */
	INT64_T offset;		   /**< Starting offset in file for PREAD, PWRITE, SREAD, and SWRITE. */
	INT64_T result;		   /**< On completion, contains result of operation. */
	INT64_T errnum;		   /**< On failure, contains the errno for the call. */
};

/** Descibes the space consumed by a single user on a Chirp server.
@see chirp_reli_audit
*/

struct chirp_audit {
	char name[CHIRP_PATH_MAX];	/**< The identity of the user. */
	INT64_T nfiles;			/**< The number of files owned by that user. */
	INT64_T ndirs;			/**< The number of directories owned by that user. */
	INT64_T nbytes;			/**< The total bytes consumed by that user. */
};

/** A callback function typedef used to display a directory or access control list.
A function matching this type is called by @ref chirp_reli_getdir
to display or otherwise act upon each line in a directory or access control list.
@param path The short name of the file, directory, or ACL to display.
@param arg  A convenience pointer corresponding to the <tt>arg</tt> passed from @ref chirp_reli_getdir.
@see chirp_reli_getdir, chirp_reli_getacl
*/

typedef void (*chirp_dir_t) (const char *path, void *arg);

/** A callback function typedef used to display a detailed directory.
A function matching this type is called by @ref chirp_reli_getlongdir
to display or otherwise act upon each line in a directory listing.
@param path The short name of the file or directory to display.
@param info The details of the named file.
@param arg  A convenience pointer corresponding to the <tt>arg</tt> passed from @ref chirp_reli_getlongdir.
@see chirp_reli_getlongdir
*/

typedef void (*chirp_longdir_t) (const char *path, struct chirp_stat * info, void *arg);

/** A callback function typedef used to display a file's location(s).
A function matching this type is called by @ref chirp_reli_locate
to display or otherwise act upon each location at which a given file is stored.
@param location The location of a file (usually hostname:local_path).
@param arg  A convenience pointer corresponding to the <tt>arg</tt> passed from @ref chirp_reli_locate.
@see chirp_reli_locate
*/

typedef void (*chirp_loc_t) (const char *location, void *arg);


/** The type of Chirp job identifiers. It is a 64 bit unsigned integer.
 */
typedef int64_t chirp_jobid_t;
#define PRICHIRP_JOBID_T  PRId64
#define SCNCHIRP_JOBID_T  SCNd64

/** Maximum digest size for a supported hash function.
 */
#define CHIRP_DIGEST_MAX 128

#endif

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