Additional comments (fifth review mail for #49).
This is the final mail for this RR, i.e. this set of patches.
21) ImmModel::ccbObjectModify
+ s1.clear();
+ s2.clear();
+ // Exclude objects for adding from the original object
Better:
//Create the set s1 of references so far cumalively addedd by
this CCB.
+ std::set_difference(afimPostOpNDRefs.begin(),
afimPostOpNDRefs.end(), origNDRefs.begin(), origNDRefs.end(),
+ std::inserter(s1, s1.end()));
-------------------------------------------------------------
+ // Exclude object for adding that are already added
Better:
//Create the set s2 of references UNIQUELY added by the latest
afim
+ std::set_difference(s1.begin(), s1.end(),
afimPreOpNDRefs.begin(), afimPreOpNDRefs.end(),
+ std::inserter(s2, s2.end()));
--------------------------------------------------------------
+ // Add new object references
Better:
//Adjust sReverse.....MMap for the dynamic change done by this latest
modification in the CCB.
//Add the NDRefs that whre UNIQUELY added by the latest modify of
this object in this ccb.
+ for(it=s2.begin(); it!=s2.end(); ++it) {
+ omi = sObjectMap.find(*it);
+ if(omi != sObjectMap.end()) {
---------------------------------------------------------
A general comment:
All of the above set algebra could have been done using ObjectSets
instead of ObjectNameSets.
That is sets of pointers to ObjectInfo instead of sets of strings.
This would be more efficient both in execution and in memory.
We know this can be done. Because we are deealing with NO_DANGLING refs,
we know the
object exists as an ObjectInfo struct.
But optimizing this stuff can be done later, if needed.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
22) ImmModel::deleteObject
// Check NO_DANGLING references for PRTO
if(std::find_if(oi->second->mClassInfo->mAttrMap.begin(),
oi->second->mClassInfo->mAttrMap.end(),
AttrFlagIncludes(SA_IMM_ATTR_PERSISTENT)) !=
oi->second->mClassInfo->mAttrMap.end()) {
ObjectMMap::iterator ommi =
sReverseRefObjectMMap.find(oi->second);
if(ommi != sReverseRefObjectMMap.end()) {
while(ommi != sReverseRefObjectMMap.end() &&
ommi->first == oi->second) {
if((ommi->second->mObjFlags & IMM_DELETE_LOCK)
&& (ommi->second->mCcbId == ccb->mId)) {
++ommi;
continue;
} else {
LOG_NO("ERR_BAD_OPERATION: There is at least
one object that has NO_DANGLING reference to the deleting object");
Logic appears correct but the log message must be changed to include
more information and reformulated. Here it sounds like some object
is the agent doing deletion. Suggest:
LOG_NO("ERR_BAD_OPERATION: PRTO '%s' cant be deleted by CCB(%u)
because another object '%s' has a NO_DANGLING reference to it",...)
----------------------
+ } else { // Config object
...
+ LOG_IN("ERR_BUSY: Dependent object is going to
be deleted in another CCB");
should be:
+ LOG_IN("ERR_BUSY: Ccb(%u) delete of
object:'%s' is scheduled to be deleted in another CCB(%u)",...);
-----------------------------------------
+ LOG_NO("ERR_BAD_OPERATION: The dependent object
will be created in the same CCB");
should be:
+ LOG_NO("ERR_BAD_OPERATION: Ccb(%u) delete of
object '%s' created in the same Ccb - not allowed",....);
---------------------------------------
+ LOG_IN("ERR_BUSY: Dependent object is created
in another CCB");
should be:
+ LOG_IN("ERR_BUSY: Ccb(%u) delete of object '%s'
that is being created in another CCB(%u)",......);
--------------------------------------------
23) ImmModel::deleteRtObject
+ if(sReverseRefObjectMMap.find(object) !=
sReverseRefObjectMMap.end()) {
+ TRACE("ERR_BAD_OPERATION: The object has NO_DANGLING
reference from another object");
should be:
+ TRACE("ERR_BAD_OPERATION: Object '%s' is the target of a
NO_DANGLING reference in config object '%s'",.....);
---------------------------------
Thats it!
I am done!
/AndersBj
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