Port to Solaris #1152
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So you're saying that the Solaris port never worked? @psumbera do you use Solaris and are you willing to contribute such a port? Otherwise we maybe should just drop support for Solaris if it never worked in the first place. /cc @carllerche |
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Well, we need some way to test it in CI... none of the mio devs have a solaris setup. |
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Mio is used by Rust. And Solaris really needs Rust to build Firefox. From Rust version 1.38 something changed and it now fails to link on Solaris because of this issue (though I know Mio was used also with previous Rust versions without the issue). I'm Solaris engineer so I have access to Solaris. Unfortunately I'm not very good with Rust. But anyway I will try to come with something or will seek for help. |
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Can you try testing Mio (by running Also could you help with setting up the CI for Solaris? Going forward we would like to a bit stricter about what platforms we support and having a CI for it is one of them. |
I'm trying to add 'src/sys/unix/selector/evport.rs' which would add support via Solaris even ports API. My question is also whether it wouldn't be enough to add support for other platforms via select()?
This is different problem we are aware of. As for Solaris right now there is for free available only old image of Solaris 11.4. So if you have virtual environment where to run it (e.g. VirtualBox) I can do some setup. But as you can see see I'm now locked with Rust 1.37 till we solve Mio problem... |
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I think the problem is that rust's libc wrapper has the If you remove mio/src/sys/unix/selector/mod.rs Lines 1 to 5 in ac0515c select(), or whatever functions are appropriate, you can use it with the following target #[cfg(target_os = "solaris")]. Much like the mod and pub use statements in that file. Something like:
#[cfg(any(target_os = "linux", target_os = "android"))]
mod epoll;
#[cfg(any(target_os = "linux", target_os = "android"))]
pub use self::epoll::{event, Event, Events, Selector};
#[cfg(target_os = "solaris")]
mod evport;
#[cfg(target_os = "solaris")]
pub use self::evport::{event, Event, Events, Selector};
// kqueue...In Also could you update Line 168 in ac0515c |
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I have started my work (see here): But now I'm getting: Any idea about this one? Thank you! |
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I guess pub struct Event(libc::port_event);
unsafe impl Send for Event {}
unsafe impl Sync for Event {}Note however you must manually ensure that the |
You are right:
I tried quick hack by modifying it to Any clue?
Sorry I'm no good enough with Rust yet. I tried: And I get now: Can you please hint me little bit more?
I hope there is no problem. Event port API is marked as thread safe. |
Yes then it means you can implement
My guess it that you're using an older rust compiler version. Can you update to a newer version? Preferably 1.39. If not you can change those constants to literal values (that of the length of
The first problem is that now we're using different types. So revert the suggestion I made and go back to
This is safe, see the first part of my comment |
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Ok. With my modification for Rust libc: and I have following test failures: |
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If you add For the error itself, I don't know what the source could be. It seems specific to the Solaris port though, as I've never seen the error for Mio before. Also if you can't find the source of the error it's fine to ignore the test for a while by adding the Lines 358 to 360 in d64a303 |
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I resolved the issue with 'add_then_drop' like this: But now I'm puzzled with 'register_deregister' test. port_dissociate() returns ENOENT at the end. The issue seems to be that I need to re-associate fd every time I get event for it from port_getn(). Man page says: And I don't do it now. Isn't this needed for epoll too? |
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On For now; on each I/O operation, e.g. If it does not you can ignore the |
How should I do it? Are there some mio |
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I'm afraid you'll need to manually change all methods of |
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Ok. There might be also possibility to use poll(7d): I will have look at it. Thank you! |
That contains a note:
It seems to be deprecated and soon to be removed, so let's not depend on that. |
As a insider I don't think it will be removed anytime soon... In fact Illuomos epoll interface is using it: BTW. How can open and write into the file using libc functions in Rust? |
I see... then I think we could consider it.
All libc functions are exported in the |
Sorry, I don't seem to be able even open file... Also not sure where is open defined. Is it here? |
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That is because in C a str is just a pointer to a slice of Easiest way around it is using use std::fs::File;
File::open("/dev/poll").map(|file| {
let fd = file.into_raw_fd(); // Get the raw file descriptor.
}) |
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I'm lost again. Can you please help me wit this? The relevant code is: |
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This works: The original code mapped an |
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Thank you very much for helping me! Now I get this: |
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Try |
Following did the trick:
But it seems that /dev/poll was wrong path. The main problem is missing place where to store token. I tried to store lowest 3 bits of token into So should I go back to Solaris ports? If yes, can you please show me some place where to do reregistration (e.g. in sys::unix::TcpStream)? |
This might be because Rust
Doesn't it have any user defined fields? We need at least 64 bits (on 64 bits architectures).
I don't know enough about Solaris to answer this. Maybe you can look at what libuv uses? |
No. We don't understand each other. I have no problem with file opening. I can open it. I meant that Solaris /dev/poll (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19253-01/816-5177/6mbbc4g9n/index.html) doesn't allow to store any user defined value (token).
No it doesn't have it.
libuv uses Solaris event ports: And after each read they seem to call port_associate() again: |
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If As for calling |
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Yes, my colleague proposed fix here: #1263 |
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Pr #1263 didn't go anywhere so I'm going to close this for. If people are interested in supporting Solaris (and maintaining it!) we can reopen this issue. |
We never really supported Solaris, we pretended it implemented epoll, but it never did see tokio-rs#1152. As no one ever committed to being a maintainer for the port I'm removing it now with this commit. Instead replace it with illumuos on the CI, which we do support (as it supports epoll) and for which we do have maintainers.
We never really supported Solaris, we pretended it implemented epoll, but it never did see tokio-rs#1152. As no one ever committed to being a maintainer for the port I'm removing it now with this commit. Instead replace it with illumuos on the CI, which we do support (as it supports epoll) and for which we do have maintainers.
We never really supported Solaris, we pretended it implemented epoll, but it never did see #1152. As no one ever committed to being a maintainer for the port I'm removing it now with this commit. Instead replace it with illumuos on the CI, which we do support (as it supports epoll) and for which we do have maintainers.
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There really does need to be generic poll/select support as a fallback and that would handle most all fringe Unix platforms. It's also testable on the Tier 1 platforms. It's extremely frustrating that this library is causing so much grief on Solaris. |
Not really, we support a pretty broad range of Unix platforms already without a poll/select fallback. Furthermore the design of poll/select is very different from epoll/kqueue's design, with in turn decided Mio's design, so implementing a poll/select fallback in a safe way isn't as easy as you might think.
Porting to a new platform requires more then just code, it also requires maintainers. In #1263 an attempt was made, but no-one stepped forward and to finish the port and commit to maintaining it. But anyone is welcome to finish the work! |
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For anyone still watching this issue. Solar is supported in Mio v1 using the |
Currently mio is using for Solaris epoll interface. But Solaris doesn't have this interface. Only Illumos has it.
There are two things to be done:
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