SG::AuxVectorData Class Reference

Manage lookup of vectors of auxiliary data. More...

#include <AuxVectorData.h>

Inheritance diagram for SG::AuxVectorData:

Collaboration diagram for SG::AuxVectorData:

Classes
class	Cache
	Manage cache of pointers to aux element vectors. More...

Public Member Functions
	AuxVectorData ()
	Constructor. More...
	AuxVectorData (AuxVectorData &&rhs)
	Move constructor. More...
AuxVectorData &	operator= (AuxVectorData &&rhs)
	Move assignment. More...
virtual	~AuxVectorData ()
	Destructor. More...
virtual size_t	size_v () const =0
	Return the size of the container. More...
virtual size_t	capacity_v () const =0
	Return the capacity of the container. More...

Aux store management.
const SG::IConstAuxStore *	getConstStore () const
	Return the current store, as a const interface. More...
const DataLink< SG::IConstAuxStore >	getConstStoreLink () const
	Return the data link to the current store, as a const interface. More...
SG::IAuxStore *	getStore ()
	Return the current store, as a non-const interface. More...
const SG::IAuxStore *	getStore () const
	Return the current store, as a non-const interface. More...
bool	hasStore () const
	Return true if this object has an associated store. More...
bool	hasNonConstStore () const
	Return true if this object has an associated non-const store. More...
bool	setOption (auxid_t id, const AuxDataOption &option)
	Set an option for an auxiliary data variable. More...
bool	setOption (const std::string &name, const AuxDataOption &option)
	Set an option for an auxiliary data variable. More...
bool	setOption (const std::string &name, const std::string &clsname, const AuxDataOption &option)
	Set an option for an auxiliary data variable. More...
template<class T >
bool	setOption (auxid_t id, const std::string &optname, T arg)
	Set an option for an auxiliary data variable. More...
bool	setOption (const std::string &name, const std::string &optname, int arg)
	Set an option for an auxiliary data variable. More...
bool	setOption (const std::string &name, const std::string &optname, float arg)
bool	setOption (const std::string &name, const std::string &optname, double arg)
template<class T >
bool	setOption (const std::string &name, const std::string &clsname, const std::string &optname, T arg)
	Set an option for an auxiliary data variable. More...
void	setStore (SG::IAuxStore *store)
	Set the store associated with this object. More...
void	setStore (const SG::IConstAuxStore *store)
	Set the store associated with this object. More...
void	setStore (const DataLink< SG::IConstAuxStore > &store)
	Set the store associated with this object. More...
void	setNonConstStore (SG::IAuxStore *store)
	Set the store associated with this object. More...

Data access.
static size_t s_minCacheLen	ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE
	Minimum length to use for the cache vector. More...
const SG::auxid_set_t &	getAuxIDs () const
	Return a set of identifiers for existing data items in store associated with this object. More...
const SG::auxid_set_t &	getWritableAuxIDs () const
	Return a set of identifiers for writable data items in this store. More...
bool	isAvailable (auxid_t id) const
	Test to see if a variable exists in the store. More...
bool	isAvailableWritable (auxid_t id)
	Test to see if a variable is available for writing. More...
bool	isAvailableWritableAsDecoration (auxid_t id) const
	Test to see if a variable is available for writing as a decoration. More...
template<class T >
AuxDataTraits< T >::reference_type	getData (SG::auxid_t auxid, size_t ndx)
	Return reference to an aux data item. More...
template<class T >
AuxDataTraits< T >::const_reference_type	getData (SG::auxid_t auxid, size_t ndx) const
	Return const reference to an aux data item. More...
template<class T >
AuxDataTraits< T >::reference_type	getDecoration (SG::auxid_t auxid, size_t ndx) const
	Return reference to an aux decoration item. More...
const void *	getDataArray (SG::auxid_t auxid) const
	Return a const pointer to the start of an aux data vector. More...
const void *	getDataArrayAllowMissing (SG::auxid_t auxid) const
	Return a const pointer to the start of an aux data vector. More...
void *	getDecorationArray (SG::auxid_t auxid) const
	Return a pointer to the start of an aux data vector for a decoration. More...
void *	getDataArray (SG::auxid_t auxid)
	Return a pointer to the start of an aux data vector. More...

Other operations.
typedef AthContainers_detail::mutex	mutex_t
	Mutex used to synchronize modifications to the cache vector. More...
typedef AthContainers_detail::lock_guard< mutex_t >	guard_t
class	Cache
class	SG::AuxElement
Cache m_cache	ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE
	Cached pointers to the start of aux data vectors, non-const. More...
Cache m_constCache	ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE
	Cached pointers to the start of aux data vectors, const. More...
Cache m_decorCache	ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE
	Cached pointers to the start of aux data vectors, decorations. More...
SG::IAuxStore *	m_store
	Associated store, non-const. More...
const SG::IConstAuxStore *	m_constStore
	Associated store, const. More...
DataLink< SG::IConstAuxStore >	m_constStoreLink
	Associated store link, const. More...
mutex_t	m_mutex
static const SG::auxid_set_t	s_emptySet
	Empty auxid set, used for a return value when we have no associated store. More...
void	swap (AuxVectorData &other)
	Swap this instance with another. More...
void	clearCache ()
	Clear the cached aux data pointers. More...
void	clearDecorCache (SG::auxid_t auxid)
	Clear the cached decoration pointer for a single variable. More...
virtual void	lock () override
	Lock the container. More...
bool	clearDecorations () const
	Clear all decorations. More...
void	setCache (SG::auxid_t auxid, void *ptr)
	Explicitly set a cache pointer. More...
void	setCache (SG::auxid_t auxid, const void *ptr)
	Explicitly set a cache pointer. More...
	AuxVectorData (const AuxVectorData &)
	Copy not allowed. More...
AuxVectorData &	operator= (const AuxVectorData &)
bool	isAvailableOol (auxid_t id) const
	Out-of-line portion of isAvailable. More...
bool	isAvailableWritableOol (auxid_t id)
	Out-of-line portion of isAvailableWritable. More...
bool	isAvailableWritableAsDecorationOol (auxid_t id) const
	Out-of-line portion of isAvailableWritableAsDecoration. More...
void *	getDataOol (SG::auxid_t auxid, bool allowMissing)
	Out-of-line portion of data access. More...
const void *	getDataOol (SG::auxid_t auxid, bool allowMissing) const
	Out-of-line portion of data access (const version). More...
void *	getDecorationOol (SG::auxid_t auxid) const
	Out-of-line portion of data access (decorator version). More...

Detailed Description

Manage lookup of vectors of auxiliary data.

An object, usually a DataVector, can have vectors of auxiliary data associated with it. This class manages this association.

An auxiliary data item is identified by an integer of type SG::auxid_t. The getData methods can be used to get a reference to one auxiliary data element given the auxid and the vector index. However, getData does not do type checking, so it should generally not be used. (Use instead the Accessor or ConstAccessor classes defined in AuxElement.)

The auxiliary data is not managed by this class, but rather by a separate ‘aux store’ class, to which we hold a pointer. Actually, there can be two pointers. We define two interfaces for an aux store, IConstAuxStore, which defines operations for accessing data read-only, and IAuxStore, which defines operations for modifying data. If we have a const store, only the pointer to the const interface is set; if we have non-const store, then both pointers are set (to the same object).

To speed up access to aux data, we cache pointers to the start of the data for each vector. There are separate caches for const and non-const pointers. If you make any changes to the aux store behind the back of this container object, you should call clearCache.

We also support adding ‘decorations’ to a const container. These are new auxiliary data items that don't conflict with existing ones. See IConstAuxStore for more information.

Notes on thread safety:

It's a little tricky to make this class thread-safe without spoiling the optimizations in getDataArray. This section outlines some of the considerations that went into the chosen solution.

First, by ‘thread-safe’, we mean that getDataArray can be called in different threads without problems. This is necessary to allow simultaneous reads of the container. We make no attempt to any synchronization on modifications to the container, such as adding elements. Such operations must be synchronized externally. This is the same sort of thread semantics that the STL containers supply. So our considerations of thread-safety involve only the management of the cache vector.

Second, reads (of the cache vector) are very common (and inlined), while modifications of it are uncommon (and handled by out-of-line code). Thus, we would like reading to be entirely lock-free. If we need to make modifications, though, we can do whatever locking we need. Making the reader lock-free, though, is complicated by the fact that the cache vector may relocate in memory if is expanded.

A way forward is suggested by read-copy-update (RCU) synchronization. The idea there is that when you want to change some structure, you copy it and work on the copy. When the modifications are done, the new structure is copied to the old one in such a manner that at any instant in time, any reader will see a consistent version of the structure (even though it may not be the most recent one).

For this case, we can store the vector as a length and a pointer to the beginning. When we want to access AUXID, we first compare it to the length. If that's ok, then we test the pointer at index AUXID. If that's non-null, we go ahead and use it; if either test fails, we go to the out-of-line code.

The out-of-line code can then take out a lock and will in the new pointer in the vector. If it is necessary to expand the the vector, we allocate a new one and copy the old vector to the new one. Then we update the values: first, the pointer, then the length. This ensures that the inline code will always see something consistent. Then we must delay freeing the old vector until we're sure that no thread can possibly be using it anymore. For now, we just avoid deleting the old vectors until the container itself is deleted; the memory wasted by this should be negligible in the context of reconstruction.

This allows the inline part of the code to avoid locking. However, there is an additional critical detail. We have a test like this:

m_cache_length <= auxid || !m_cache[auxid]

As long as the length is read before the cache pointer itself, everything's fine, even if those reads were some time in the past. But if the reads can be in the other order, we could face disaster. While the short-circuit operator should prevent the array indexing from happening before the length is read, there is nothing a priori to prevent a speculative read of m_cache before the length. For the cognoscenti, this is a ‘control dependency’ (rather than a ‘data dependency’), which implies no ordering guarantees.

Now, we can deal with this by inserting a read barrier between the two loads. That should be correct in all cases. However, that tends to destroy the optimization below for repeated references to the same aux data item (see the use of ATHCONTAINERS_ASSUME in getDataArray in the icc file).

It turns out that on x86 machines, memory ordering guarantees are relatively strong. In particular, loads cannot be reordered with other loads, and stores from one CPU are seen in the same order by all other CPUs. So in this case, no barrier is actually needed — provided that the compiler emits the loads in the correct order. The supported way to do this with gcc is to use ‘asm volatile ("":::"memory")’ — however, that explicitly clobbers member, which again spoils our optimization.

While it seems unlikely that the compiler would actually find it worthwhile to reorder the loads on an x86 machine, some extra safety would be nice. We try to prevent this reordering by adding an explicit data dependency. Instead of a single m_cache pointer, we have an array of two pointers (which will be identical) and use m_cache[m_cache_len&1]. This provides an explicit data dependency which should prevent reading the pointer before the length; the cost is an added and operation and adding an index register to the dereference operation.

Actually, this is not completely watertight; the compiler could in principle decide to speculate the reads of both pointers, or speculate one and then throw it away if it guessed wrong. This seems sufficiently unlikely to be an issue that we'll live with it for now — though it might be worth having something to validate the generated code.

Definition at line 163 of file AuxVectorData.h.

Member Typedef Documentation

guard_t

typedef AthContainers_detail::lock_guard<mutex_t> SG::AuxVectorData::guard_t

private

Definition at line 912 of file AuxVectorData.h.

mutex_t

typedef AthContainers_detail::mutex SG::AuxVectorData::mutex_t

private

Mutex used to synchronize modifications to the cache vector.

Definition at line 911 of file AuxVectorData.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AuxVectorData() [1/3]

SG::AuxVectorData::AuxVectorData

(

)

Constructor.

Definition at line 36 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

  : m_store(0),
    m_constStore( 0 )
{
}

AuxVectorData() [2/3]

SG::AuxVectorData::AuxVectorData

(

AuxVectorData &&

rhs

)

Move constructor.

Parameters

rhs	The container from which to move.

Definition at line 47 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

  : m_cache (std::move (rhs.m_cache)),
    m_constCache (std::move (rhs.m_constCache)),
    m_decorCache (std::move (rhs.m_decorCache)),
    m_store (rhs.m_store),
    m_constStore (rhs.m_constStore),
    m_constStoreLink (std::move (rhs.m_constStoreLink))
{
  rhs.m_store = 0;
  rhs.m_constStore = 0;
  rhs.m_constStoreLink.clear();
}

~AuxVectorData()

SG::AuxVectorData::~AuxVectorData ( )

virtual

Destructor.

Definition at line 86 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
}

AuxVectorData() [3/3]

SG::AuxVectorData::AuxVectorData ( const AuxVectorData &  )

private

Copy not allowed.

Member Function Documentation

capacity_v()

virtual size_t SG::AuxVectorData::capacity_v ( ) const

pure virtual

Return the capacity of the container.

This is used when we need to create a new aux data vector.

Implemented in SG::AuxVectorInterface, DataVector< T, DataModel_detail::NoBase >, and SG::AuxElementData.

clearCache()

void SG::AuxVectorData::clearCache

(

)

Clear the cached aux data pointers.

You should call this any time something changes in the aux store that could invalidate the vector pointers.

clearDecorations()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::clearDecorations

(

)

const

Clear all decorations.

Erase all decorations from the store, restoring the state to when lock was called.

Returns true if there were any decorations that were cleared, false if the store did not contain any decorations.

Definition at line 593 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  bool ret = false;
  if (m_store) {
    // Avoid warning about calling non-const function.  OK here.
    IAuxStore* store ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE = m_store;
    ret = store->clearDecorations();
    m_cache.clear();
    m_constCache.clear();
    m_decorCache.clear();
  }
  else if (getConstStore()) {
    // The whole point of decorations is to allow adding information to
    // something that's otherwise const.  So we have the const_cast here.
    // The store object is responsible for determining whether the
    // modification is really allowed or not.
    IConstAuxStore* store ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE =
       const_cast<IConstAuxStore*> (getConstStore());
    ret = store->clearDecorations();
  }
  else
    throw SG::ExcNoAuxStore ("lock");
  return ret;
}

clearDecorCache()

void SG::AuxVectorData::clearDecorCache

(

SG::auxid_t

auxid

)

Clear the cached decoration pointer for a single variable.

Parameters

auxid

ID of the variable to clear.

Not really safe to use if another thread may be accessing the same decoration.

Definition at line 560 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  guard_t guard (m_mutex);
  m_decorCache.clear (auxid);
}

getAuxIDs()

const SG::auxid_set_t & SG::AuxVectorData::getAuxIDs

(

)

const

Return a set of identifiers for existing data items in store associated with this object.

This will include identifiers for all items, const and non-const. If no store is associated with this object, this will return an empty set.

Definition at line 201 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  if (getConstStore())
    return getConstStore()->getAuxIDs();
  return s_emptySet;
}

getConstStore()

const SG::IConstAuxStore* SG::AuxVectorData::getConstStore

(

)

const

Return the current store, as a const interface.

This will be non-zero if either a const or non-const store is associated with this object.

getConstStoreLink()

const DataLink<SG::IConstAuxStore> SG::AuxVectorData::getConstStoreLink

(

)

const

Return the data link to the current store, as a const interface.

This is set by persistency when reading an object, but it may be overridden by setting the store pointer directly.

getData() [1/2]

template<class T >

AuxDataTraits<T>::reference_type SG::AuxVectorData::getData	(	SG::auxid_t	auxid,
		size_t	ndx
	)

Return reference to an aux data item.

Parameters

auxid	The desired aux data item.
ndx	Index of the element to return.

This will return a reference to element ndx of aux data item auxid. If the aux data item does not exist, it will be created. Errors are signaled by raising an exception.

Warning: no type checking is done. You should usually access the data via Accessor or ConstAccessor.

getData() [2/2]

template<class T >

AuxDataTraits<T>::const_reference_type SG::AuxVectorData::getData	(	SG::auxid_t	auxid,
		size_t	ndx
	)		const

Return const reference to an aux data item.

Parameters

auxid	The desired aux data item.
ndx	Index of the element to return.

This will return a reference to element ndx of aux data item auxid. Errors are signaled by raising an exception.

Warning: no type checking is done. You should usually access the data via Accessor or ConstAccessor.

getDataArray() [1/2]

void* SG::AuxVectorData::getDataArray

(

SG::auxid_t

auxid

)

Return a pointer to the start of an aux data vector.

Parameters

auxid

The desired aux data item.

This will return a pointer to the start of the data for aux data item auxid. If the item doesn't exist, it will be created. Errors are signaled by raising an exception.

getDataArray() [2/2]

const void* SG::AuxVectorData::getDataArray

(

SG::auxid_t

auxid

)

const

Return a const pointer to the start of an aux data vector.

Parameters

auxid

The desired aux data item.

This will return a pointer to the start of the data for aux data item auxid. Errors are signaled by raising an exception.

getDataArrayAllowMissing()

const void* SG::AuxVectorData::getDataArrayAllowMissing

(

SG::auxid_t

auxid

)

const

Return a const pointer to the start of an aux data vector.

Parameters

auxid

The desired aux data item.

This will return a pointer to the start of the data for aux data item auxid. If the item does not exist, this will return nullptr rather than raising an exception.

getDataOol() [1/2]

void * SG::AuxVectorData::getDataOol ( SG::auxid_t  auxid, bool  allowMissing  )

private

Out-of-line portion of data access.

Parameters

auxid	aux data item being accessed.
allowMissing	If true, then return nullptr if the variable is missing rather than throwing an exception.

When this function returns, the cache entry m_cache[auxid] will be valid. That entry is also returned. If there's an error, the function will throw an exception rather than returning.

Definition at line 294 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  guard_t guard (m_mutex);
 
  // Fetch the pointer from the store, or raise an exception if we don't
  // have a non-const store.
  void* ptr = 0;
  if (m_store)
    ptr = m_store->getData (auxid, this->size_v(), this->capacity_v());
  else if (getConstStore())
    throw SG::ExcConstAuxData ("fetch item", auxid);
  else
    throw SG::ExcNoAuxStore (auxid);
 
  // Check that we got a good pointer back, otherwise throw.
  if (ptr) {
    m_cache.store (auxid, ptr);
 
    // Set the same entry in the other caches as well.
    m_constCache.store (auxid, ptr);
    m_decorCache.store (auxid, ptr);
  }
  else if (!allowMissing)
    throw SG::ExcBadAuxVar (auxid);
 
  return ptr;
}

getDataOol() [2/2]

const void * SG::AuxVectorData::getDataOol ( SG::auxid_t  auxid, bool  allowMissing  ) const

private

Out-of-line portion of data access (const version).

Parameters

auxid	aux data item being accessed.
allowMissing	If true, then return nullptr if the variable is missing rather than throwing an exception.

When this function returns, the cache entry m_constCache[auxid] will be valid. That entry is also returned. If there's an error, the function will throw an exception rather than returning.

Definition at line 333 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  guard_t guard (m_mutex);
 
  // Fetch the pointer from the store, or raise an exception if we don't
  // have a const store.
  const void* ptr = 0;
  if (getConstStore())
    ptr = getConstStore()->getData (auxid);
  else
    throw SG::ExcNoAuxStore (auxid);
 
  // Check that we got a good pointer back, otherwise throw.
  if (ptr) {
    // We could avoid the const_cast here by having distinct const and
    // non-const Cache types, holding const void* and void*, respectively.
    // However, since this is a purely internal class that users don't
    // deal with directly, that's not worth the bother (and the extra code).
    void* vp ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE = const_cast<void*> (ptr);
    m_constCache.store (auxid, vp);
  }
  else if (!allowMissing)
    throw SG::ExcBadAuxVar (auxid);
 
  return ptr;
}

getDecoration()

template<class T >

AuxDataTraits<T>::reference_type SG::AuxVectorData::getDecoration	(	SG::auxid_t	auxid,
		size_t	ndx
	)		const

Return reference to an aux decoration item.

Parameters

auxid	The desired aux decoration item.
ndx	Index of the element to return.

This will return a reference to element ndx of aux decoration item auxid. If the aux data item does not exist, it will be created. Errors are signaled by raising an exception.

Warning: no type checking is done. You should usually access the data via Decorator.

The difference between getDecoration and getData is that getDecoration takes a const container as input, but returns a non-const reference. This will only succeed if either the container is not locked or the item was first accessed as a decoration.

getDecorationArray()

void* SG::AuxVectorData::getDecorationArray

(

SG::auxid_t

auxid

)

const

Return a pointer to the start of an aux data vector for a decoration.

Parameters

auxid

The desired aux data item.

This will return a pointer to the start of the data for aux data item auxid. If the item doesn't exist, it will be created. Errors are signaled by raising an exception.

The difference between getDecorationArray and getDataArray is that getDecorationArray takes a const container as input, but returns a non-const pointer. This will only succeed if either the container is not locked or the item was first accessed as a decoration.

getDecorationOol()

void * SG::AuxVectorData::getDecorationOol ( SG::auxid_t  auxid ) const

private

Out-of-line portion of data access (decorator version).

Parameters

auxid

aux data item being accessed.

When this function returns, the cache entry m_cache[auxid] will be valid. That entry is also returned. If there's an error, the function will throw an exception rather than returning.

The difference between getDecorationOol and getDataOol is that getDecorationOol takes a const container as input, but returns a non-const pointer. This will only succeed if either the container is not locked or the item was first accessed as a decoration.

Definition at line 376 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  guard_t guard (m_mutex);
 
  // Fetch the pointer from the store, or raise an exception if we don't
  // have a non-const store.
  void* ptr = 0;
  if (m_store) {
    // Avoid warning about calling non-const function.  OK here.
    IAuxStore* store ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE = m_store;
    ptr = store->getDecoration (auxid, this->size_v(), this->capacity_v());
  }
  else if (getConstStore()) {
    // The whole point of decorations is to allow adding information to
    // something that's otherwise const.  So we have the const_cast here.
    // The store object is responsible for determining whether the
    // modification is really allowed or not.
    IConstAuxStore* store ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE =
       const_cast<IConstAuxStore*> (getConstStore());
    ptr = store->getDecoration (auxid, this->size_v(), this->capacity_v());
  }
  else
    throw SG::ExcNoAuxStore (auxid);
 
  // Check that we got a good pointer back, otherwise throw.
  if (!ptr)
    throw SG::ExcBadAuxVar (auxid);
 
  m_decorCache.store (auxid, ptr);
 
  // Set the same entry in the const cache as well.
  m_constCache.store (auxid, ptr);
 
  return ptr;
}

getStore() [1/2]

SG::IAuxStore* SG::AuxVectorData::getStore

(

)

Return the current store, as a non-const interface.

This will be non-zero if a non-const store is associated with this object.

getStore() [2/2]

const SG::IAuxStore* SG::AuxVectorData::getStore

(

)

const

Return the current store, as a non-const interface.

This will be non-zero if a non-const store is associated with this object.

getWritableAuxIDs()

const SG::auxid_set_t & SG::AuxVectorData::getWritableAuxIDs

(

)

const

Return a set of identifiers for writable data items in this store.

This will include only non-const identifiers. If no store is associated with this object, this will return an empty set.

Definition at line 217 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  if (m_store)
    return m_store->getWritableAuxIDs();
  return s_emptySet;
}

hasNonConstStore()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::hasNonConstStore

(

)

const

Return true if this object has an associated non-const store.

hasStore()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::hasStore

(

)

const

Return true if this object has an associated store.

isAvailable()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::isAvailable

(

auxid_t

id

)

const

Test to see if a variable exists in the store.

Parameters

id	The variable to test.

isAvailableOol()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::isAvailableOol ( auxid_t  id ) const

private

Out-of-line portion of isAvailable.

Parameters

id	The variable to test.

Definition at line 229 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  guard_t guard (m_mutex);
 
  const SG::IConstAuxStore* store = getConstStore();
  if (!store) return false;
 
  // Don't rely on getAuxIDs() --- the store can lie.
  // Explicitly try to fetch the data.
  const void* ptr = store->getData (id);
  if (ptr) {
    // We could avoid the const_cast here by having distinct const and
    // non-const Cache types, holding const void* and void*, respectively.
    // However, since this is a purely internal class that users don't
    // deal with directly, that's not worth the bother (and the extra code).
    void* vp ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE = const_cast<void*> (ptr);
    m_constCache.store (id, vp);
    return true;
  }
  return false;
}

isAvailableWritable()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::isAvailableWritable

(

auxid_t

id

)

Test to see if a variable is available for writing.

Parameters

id	The variable to test.

isAvailableWritableAsDecoration()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::isAvailableWritableAsDecoration

(

auxid_t

id

)

const

Test to see if a variable is available for writing as a decoration.

Parameters

id	The variable to test.

isAvailableWritableAsDecorationOol()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::isAvailableWritableAsDecorationOol ( auxid_t  id ) const

private

Out-of-line portion of isAvailableWritableAsDecoration.

Parameters

id	The variable to test.

Definition at line 268 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  if (!isAvailableOol (id)) return false;
 
  // Not nice, but not sure we can do otherwise without changing interfaces.
  // I think the case of a caught exception should be rare.
  try {
    this->getDecorationArray (id);
  }
  catch (const SG::ExcStoreLocked&) {
    return false;
  }
  return true;
}

isAvailableWritableOol()

bool SG::AuxVectorData::isAvailableWritableOol ( auxid_t  id )

private

Out-of-line portion of isAvailableWritable.

Parameters

id	The variable to test.

Definition at line 256 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  const SG::IAuxStore* store = getStore();
  if (!store) return false;
  return store->getWritableAuxIDs().test(id);
}

lock()

void SG::AuxVectorData::lock ( )

overridevirtual

Lock the container.

After this, only decorations can be changed/modified. If the container is already locked, this is a no-op.

Implements ILockable.

Definition at line 573 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  if (m_store) {
    m_store->lock();
    clearCache();
  }
 
  // No error if no store or no writable store.
}

operator=() [1/2]

AuxVectorData & SG::AuxVectorData::operator=

(

AuxVectorData &&

rhs

)

Move assignment.

Parameters

rhs	The container from which to move.

Definition at line 65 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  if (this != &rhs) {
    m_cache = std::move (rhs.m_cache);
    m_constCache = std::move (rhs.m_constCache);
    m_decorCache = std::move (rhs.m_decorCache);
    m_store = rhs.m_store;
    m_constStore = rhs.m_constStore;
    m_constStoreLink = rhs.m_constStoreLink;
 
    rhs.m_store = 0;
    rhs.m_constStore = 0;
    rhs.m_constStoreLink.clear();
  }
  return *this;
}

operator=() [2/2]

AuxVectorData& SG::AuxVectorData::operator= ( const AuxVectorData &  )

private

setCache() [1/2]

void SG::AuxVectorData::setCache ( SG::auxid_t  auxid, const void *  ptr  )

protected

Explicitly set a cache pointer.

Parameters

auxid	Variable ID to set.
ptr	Pointer to which the cache entry should be set.

For internal use; do not use from user code. This does not acquire the lock — it's mostly meant to be used from a constructor.

setCache() [2/2]

void SG::AuxVectorData::setCache ( SG::auxid_t  auxid, void *  ptr  )

protected

Explicitly set a cache pointer.

Parameters

auxid	Variable ID to set.
ptr	Pointer to which the cache entry should be set.

For internal use; do not use from user code. This does not acquire the lock — it's mostly meant to be used from a constructor.

setNonConstStore()

void SG::AuxVectorData::setNonConstStore ( SG::IAuxStore *  store )

protected

Set the store associated with this object.

Parameters

store

The new store.

This will set both the const and non-const store pointers, and also clear the cache. This is the same as setStore() above with the same signature. It exists so that it can be called from python; pyroot would not be able to call the non-const overload of setStore due to its simplistic overload resolution.

setOption() [1/8]

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	auxid_t	id,
		const AuxDataOption &	option
	)

Set an option for an auxiliary data variable.

Parameters

id	The variable for which we want to set the option.
option	The option setting to make.

The interpretation of option depends on the associated auxiliary store. See PackedParameters.h for option settings for writing packed data. Returns true on success, false otherwise.

Definition at line 148 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  if (id == null_auxid) return false;
  SG::IAuxStore* store = getStore();
  if (!store) return false;
  return store->setOption (id, option);
}

setOption() [2/8]

template<class T >

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	auxid_t	id,
		const std::string &	optname,
		T	arg
	)

Set an option for an auxiliary data variable.

Parameters

id	The variable for which we want to set the option.
optname	The name of the option to set.
arg	The option value to set.

The interpretation of option depends on the associated auxiliary store. See PackedParameters.h for option settings for writing packed data. Returns true on success, false otherwise.

setOption() [3/8]

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	const std::string &	name,
		const AuxDataOption &	option
	)

Set an option for an auxiliary data variable.

Parameters

name	The name of the variable.
option	The option setting to make.

The interpretation of option depends on the associated auxiliary store. See PackedParameters.h for option settings for writing packed data. Returns true on success, false otherwise.

Definition at line 166 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  auxid_t id = SG::AuxTypeRegistry::instance().findAuxID (name);
  return setOption (id, option);
}

setOption() [4/8]

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	const std::string &	name,
		const std::string &	clsname,
		const AuxDataOption &	option
	)

Set an option for an auxiliary data variable.

Parameters

name	The name of the variable.
clsname	The name of the associated class. May be blank.
option	The option setting to make.

The interpretation of option depends on the associated auxiliary store. See PackedParameters.h for option settings for writing packed data. Returns true on success, false otherwise.

Definition at line 184 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  auxid_t id = SG::AuxTypeRegistry::instance().findAuxID (name, clsname);
  return setOption (id, option);
}

setOption() [5/8]

template<class T >

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	const std::string &	name,
		const std::string &	clsname,
		const std::string &	optname,
		T	arg
	)

Set an option for an auxiliary data variable.

Parameters

name	The name of the variable.
clsname	The name of the associated class. May be blank.
optname	The name of the option to set.
arg	The option value to set.

The interpretation of option depends on the associated auxiliary store. See PackedParameters.h for option settings for writing packed data. Returns true on success, false otherwise.

setOption() [6/8]

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	const std::string &	name,
		const std::string &	optname,
		double	arg
	)

setOption() [7/8]

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	const std::string &	name,
		const std::string &	optname,
		float	arg
	)

setOption() [8/8]

bool SG::AuxVectorData::setOption	(	const std::string &	name,
		const std::string &	optname,
		int	arg
	)

Set an option for an auxiliary data variable.

Parameters

name	The name of the variable.
optname	The name of the option to set.
arg	The option value to set.

The interpretation of option depends on the associated auxiliary store. See PackedParameters.h for option settings for writing packed data. Returns true on success, false otherwise.

setStore() [1/3]

void SG::AuxVectorData::setStore ( const DataLink< SG::IConstAuxStore > &  store )

protected

Set the store associated with this object.

Parameters

store

The new store.

This will clear the non-const store pointer, and also clear the cache.

Parameters

The	new store.

This will clear the non-const store pointer, and also clear the cache.

Definition at line 130 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  m_store = 0;
  m_constStore = 0;
  m_constStoreLink = store;
  clearCache();
}

setStore() [2/3]

void SG::AuxVectorData::setStore ( const SG::IConstAuxStore *  store )

protected

Set the store associated with this object.

Parameters

store

The new store.

This will clear the non-const store pointer, and also clear the cache.

Parameters

The	new store.

This will clear the non-const store pointer, and also clear the cache.

Definition at line 98 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  m_store = 0;
  m_constStore = store;
  m_constStoreLink.clear();
  clearCache();
}

setStore() [3/3]

void SG::AuxVectorData::setStore ( SG::IAuxStore *  store )

protected

Set the store associated with this object.

Parameters

store

The new store.

This will set both the const and non-const store pointers, and also clear the cache.

nb. List the non-const overload before the const one; otherwise, we can't call the const one from python.

Parameters

The	new store.

This will set both the const and non-const store pointers, and also clear the cache.

Definition at line 114 of file AuxVectorData.cxx.

{
  m_store = store;
  m_constStore = store;
  m_constStoreLink.clear();
  clearCache();
}

size_v()

virtual size_t SG::AuxVectorData::size_v ( ) const

pure virtual

Return the size of the container.

This is used when we need to create a new aux data vector.

Implemented in SG::AuxVectorInterface, DataVector< T, DataModel_detail::NoBase >, and SG::AuxElementData.

swap()

void SG::AuxVectorData::swap

(

AuxVectorData &

other

)

Swap this instance with another.

Parameters

other

The other instance with which to swap.

Friends And Related Function Documentation

Cache

friend class Cache

friend

Definition at line 813 of file AuxVectorData.h.

SG::AuxElement

friend class SG::AuxElement

friend

Definition at line 821 of file AuxVectorData.h.

Member Data Documentation

ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE [1/4]

size_t s_minCacheLen SG::AuxVectorData::ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE

staticprotected

Minimum length to use for the cache vector.

Only changed by unit tests.

Definition at line 571 of file AuxVectorData.h.

ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE [2/4]

Cache m_cache SG::AuxVectorData::ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE

mutableprivate

Cached pointers to the start of aux data vectors, non-const.

Definition at line 889 of file AuxVectorData.h.

ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE [3/4]

Cache m_constCache SG::AuxVectorData::ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE

mutableprivate

Cached pointers to the start of aux data vectors, const.

Definition at line 892 of file AuxVectorData.h.

ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE [4/4]

Cache m_decorCache SG::AuxVectorData::ATLAS_THREAD_SAFE

mutableprivate

Cached pointers to the start of aux data vectors, decorations.

Definition at line 895 of file AuxVectorData.h.

m_constStore

const SG::IConstAuxStore* SG::AuxVectorData::m_constStore

private

Associated store, const.

Definition at line 903 of file AuxVectorData.h.

m_constStoreLink

DataLink< SG::IConstAuxStore > SG::AuxVectorData::m_constStoreLink

private

Associated store link, const.

Definition at line 907 of file AuxVectorData.h.

m_mutex

mutex_t SG::AuxVectorData::m_mutex

mutableprivate

Definition at line 913 of file AuxVectorData.h.

m_store

SG::IAuxStore* SG::AuxVectorData::m_store

private

Associated store, non-const.

Definition at line 899 of file AuxVectorData.h.

s_emptySet

const SG::auxid_set_t SG::AuxVectorData::s_emptySet

staticprivate

Empty auxid set, used for a return value when we have no associated store.

Definition at line 916 of file AuxVectorData.h.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• AuxVectorData.h
• AuxVectorData.cxx