log->fd = -1;
}
+ if (log->current_log != NULL) {
+ bluesky_cachefile_unref(log->current_log);
+ log->current_log = NULL;
+ }
+
while (log->fd < 0) {
g_snprintf(logname, sizeof(logname), "journal-%08d", log->seq_num);
log->fd = openat(log->dirfd, logname, O_CREAT|O_WRONLY|O_EXCL, 0600);
}
}
+ log->current_log = bluesky_cachefile_lookup(log->fs, -1, log->seq_num);
+ g_assert(log->current_log != NULL);
+ g_mutex_unlock(log->current_log->lock);
+
if (ftruncate(log->fd, LOG_SEGMENT_SIZE) < 0) {
fprintf(stderr, "Unable to truncate logfile %s: %m\n", logname);
}
offset += sizeof(header) + sizeof(footer) + item->data->len;
+ /* Since we have just written a new dirty object to the journal,
+ * increment the count of live dirty objects in that journal file. The
+ * count will be decremented when objects are deleted or written to the
+ * cloud. */
+ g_atomic_int_add(&log->current_log->dirty_refs, 1);
+ item->dirty_journal = log->current_log;
+
/* Replace the log item's string data with a memory-mapped copy of the
* data, now that it has been written to the log file. (Even if it
* isn't yet on disk, it should at least be in the page cache and so
* then we'll just skip the file on this pass. */
if (g_mutex_trylock(cachefile->lock)) {
int64_t age = bluesky_get_current_time() - cachefile->atime;
- g_print("%s addr=%p mapcount=%d refcount=%d atime_age=%f",
+ g_print("%s addr=%p mapcount=%d refcount=%d dirty=%d atime_age=%f",
cachefile->filename, cachefile->addr, cachefile->mapcount,
- cachefile->refcount, age / 1e6);
+ cachefile->refcount, cachefile->dirty_refs, age / 1e6);
if (cachefile->fetching)
g_print(" (fetching)");
g_print("\n");
if (g_atomic_int_get(&cachefile->refcount) == 0
&& g_atomic_int_get(&cachefile->mapcount) == 0
- && cachefile->type == CLOUDLOG_CLOUD /* FIXME: journals too */)
+ && g_atomic_int_get(&cachefile->dirty_refs) == 0)
{
g_print(" ...deleting\n");
if (unlinkat(fs->log->dirfd, cachefile->filename, 0) < 0) {