// $Id: RtecScheduler.idl 91816 2010-09-17 08:35:56Z johnnyw $

#ifndef TAO_RTEC_SCHEDULER_IDL
#define TAO_RTEC_SCHEDULER_IDL

#include "TimeBase.idl"
#include "RtecBase.idl"
#pragma prefix ""

module RtecScheduler
{
  // Module TimeBase defines the OMG Time Service.
  typedef TimeBase::TimeT Time; // 100 nanoseconds
  typedef Time Quantum_t;

  typedef long Period_t; // 100 nanoseconds

  typedef long Threads_t;

  typedef sequence<Period_t> Period_Set;

  enum Criticality_t
  // Defines the criticality of the operation.
  // For use with Dynamic Scheduler.
  {
    VERY_LOW_CRITICALITY,
    LOW_CRITICALITY,
    MEDIUM_CRITICALITY,
    HIGH_CRITICALITY,
    VERY_HIGH_CRITICALITY
  };

  enum Importance_t
  // Defines the importance of the operation,
  // which can be used by the Scheduler as a
  // "tie-breaker" when other scheduling
  // parameters are equal.
  {
    VERY_LOW_IMPORTANCE,
    LOW_IMPORTANCE,
    MEDIUM_IMPORTANCE,
    HIGH_IMPORTANCE,
    VERY_HIGH_IMPORTANCE
  };

  enum Info_Type_t
  // Defines type of operation information.
  {
    OPERATION,
    CONJUNCTION,
    DISJUNCTION,
    REMOTE_DEPENDANT
  };

  typedef RtecBase::Dependency_Enabled_Type_t Dependency_Enabled_Type_t;
  typedef RtecBase::Dependency_Type_t Dependency_Type_t;

  enum RT_Info_Enabled_Type_t
  // Specify whether an RT_Info is enabled, disabled, or
  // non-volatile (enabled + cannot be disabled automatically).
  {
    RT_INFO_DISABLED,
    RT_INFO_ENABLED,
    RT_INFO_NON_VOLATILE
  };

  typedef RtecBase::handle_t handle_t;
  // RT_Info's are assigned per-application
  // unique identifiers.

  struct RT_Info_Enable_State_Pair
  {
    handle_t handle;
    RT_Info_Enabled_Type_t enabled;
  };

  typedef sequence<RT_Info_Enable_State_Pair> RT_Info_Enable_State_Pair_Set;

  typedef RtecBase::Dependency_Info Dependency_Info;

  typedef sequence<Dependency_Info> Dependency_Set;

  typedef RtecBase::OS_Priority OS_Priority;
  typedef RtecBase::Preemption_Subpriority_t Preemption_Subpriority_t;
  typedef RtecBase::Preemption_Priority_t Preemption_Priority_t;

  struct RT_Info
    // = TITLE
    //   Describes the QoS for an "RT_Operation".
    //
    // = DESCRIPTION
    // The CPU requirements and QoS for each
    // "entity" implementing an application
    // operation is described by the following
    // information.
  {
    // Application-defined string that uniquely
    // identifies the operation.
    string entry_point;

    // The scheduler-defined unique identifier.
    handle_t handle;

    // Execution times.
    Time worst_case_execution_time;
    Time typical_execution_time;

    // To account for server data caching.
    Time cached_execution_time;

    // For rate-base operations, this expresses
    // the rate.  0 means "completely pasive",
    // i.e., this operation only executes when
    // called.
    Period_t period;

    // Operation Criticality (user assigned significance).
    Criticality_t criticality;

    // Operation importance, used to "break ties".
    Importance_t importance;

    // For time-slicing (for BACKGROUND operations only).
    Quantum_t quantum;

    // The number of internal threads contained by
    // the operation.
    Threads_t threads;

    // The following attributes are defined by
    // the Scheduler once the off-line schedule
    // is computed.

    // The operations we depend upon.
    Dependency_Set dependencies;

    // The OS thread priority for processing the
    // events generated from this RT_Info.=
    OS_Priority priority;

    // For ordering RT_Info's with equal priority.
    Preemption_Subpriority_t preemption_subpriority;

    // The queue number for this RT_Info.
    Preemption_Priority_t preemption_priority;

    // Info_Type
    Info_Type_t info_type;
    // Whether or not the RT_Info is enabled.
    RT_Info_Enabled_Type_t enabled;

    // Token reserved for the scheduler's internal use:
    // information placed here from outside the scheduler
    // implementation is prone to be overwritten.
    unsigned long long volatile_token;
  };

  enum Dispatching_Type_t
  // Defines the type of prioritization strategy
  // to be used by a dispatching queue
  {
    STATIC_DISPATCHING,
    DEADLINE_DISPATCHING,
    LAXITY_DISPATCHING
  };

  struct Config_Info
    // = TITLE
    //   Describes configuration information for a dispatching queue
    //
    // = DESCRIPTION
    // The CPU requirements and QoS for each
    // "entity" implementing an application
    // operation is described by the following
    // information.
  {
    // preemption priority for messages dispatched by the queue
    Preemption_Priority_t preemption_priority;

    // OS priority of the dispatching thread associated with the queue
    OS_Priority thread_priority;

    // type of dispatching queue
    Dispatching_Type_t dispatching_type;

    // Set of timer periods associated with the priority level
    Period_Set timer_periods;
  };

  typedef sequence<Config_Info> Config_Info_Set;

  enum Anomaly_Severity
  // Defines the type of prioritization strategy
  // to be used by a dispatching queue
  {
    ANOMALY_FATAL,
    ANOMALY_ERROR,
    ANOMALY_WARNING,
    ANOMALY_NONE
  };

  struct Scheduling_Anomaly
    // = TITLE
    //   Describes an anomalous condition encountered during scheduling.
    //
    // = DESCRIPTION
    // The severity and description of an anomolous
    // condition encountered during schedule computation
    // is described by the following information.
  {
    // Application-defined string that describes
    // the anomalous condition.
    string description;

    // Severity of the anomaly
    Anomaly_Severity severity;
  };

  typedef sequence<Scheduling_Anomaly> Scheduling_Anomaly_Set;

  exception CYCLIC_DEPENDENCIES {};
  // There are cycles in the registered dependencies.

  exception UNRESOLVED_LOCAL_DEPENDENCIES {};
  // There are unresolved local dependencies: one
  // or more nodes that are not declared as having
  // unresolved remote dependencies has no threads,
  // period, or dependencies on another node.

  exception THREAD_SPECIFICATION {};
  // A node that specifies threads does not specify a period.

  exception DUPLICATE_NAME {};
  // The application is trying to register the same task again.

  exception UNKNOWN_TASK {};
  // The RT_Info handle was not valid.

  exception NOT_SCHEDULED {};
  // The application is trying to obtain scheduling information, but
  // none is available.

  exception UTILIZATION_BOUND_EXCEEDED {};
  exception INSUFFICIENT_THREAD_PRIORITY_LEVELS {};
  exception TASK_COUNT_MISMATCH {};
  // Problems while computing scheduling.

  exception UNKNOWN_PRIORITY_LEVEL {};
  // Problems obtaining run-time dispatch queue info.

  exception SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE {};
  // Problems acquiring a synchronization resource.

  exception INTERNAL {};
  // Problems with the internal scheduler data structures.

  typedef sequence<RT_Info> RT_Info_Set;

  // TODO: Find a reasonable name for this interface, maybe we should
  // change the name of the module to RtecSchedulerAdmin and name this
  // Scheduler
  interface Scheduler
    // = DESCRIPTION
    //   This class holds all the RT_Info's for a single application.
    //   During the configuration run this will be implemented as a
    //   single remote object, whose services are used by the
    //   suppliers, consumers and the EC.
    //   At run-time each process will hold a copy of the compiled
    //   version of the Scheduler, using the precomputed data to
    //   resolve requests (avoiding any remote calls) and ignoring any
    //   requests for modifying its state.
    //   A Factory class will be used to choose the proper
    //   implementation.
    //
    //   This class must be registered with the naming service using a
    //   well known name ("Scheduler" seems the obvious choice), the
    //   Naming Context will account for different applications and
    //   modes.
    //
    //   Once the scheduling data is computed it can be retrieved
    //   remotely to generate the code for the run-time version.
  {
    handle_t create (in string entry_point)
      raises (DUPLICATE_NAME, INTERNAL, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Creates a new RT_Info entry for the function identifier
    // "entry_point", it can be any string, but the fully qualified
    // name function name is suggested.
    // Returns a handle to the RT_Info.

    handle_t lookup (in string entry_point)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Lookups a handle for entry_point.

    RT_Info get (in handle_t handle)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Retrieve information about an RT_Info.

    void set (in handle_t handle,
              in Criticality_t criticality,
              in Time wc_time,
              in Time typical_time,
              in Time cached_time,
              in Period_t period,
              in Importance_t importance,
              in Quantum_t quantum,
              in Threads_t threads,
              in Info_Type_t info_type)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, INTERNAL, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Set the input attributes of an RT_Info.  Multiple calls
    // to set with the same handle will result in registration
    // of different tuples for the same RT_Info, e.g., for multi-rate
    // admission control.
    // Notice that some values may not be modified (like priority).
    // Criticality and Info_Type are only used with the Dynamic Scheduler.

    void reset (in handle_t handle,
                in Criticality_t criticality,
                in Time wc_time,
                in Time typical_time,
                in Time cached_time,
                in Period_t period,
                in Importance_t importance,
                in Quantum_t quantum,
                in Threads_t threads,
                in Info_Type_t info_type)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, INTERNAL, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Removes previous tuples and resets the attributes of an RT_Info.
    // Notice that some values may not be modified (like priority).
    // Criticality and Info_Type are only used with the Dynamic Scheduler.


    void set_seq (in RT_Info_Set infos)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, INTERNAL, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Set the input attributes of an RT_Info.  Tuples for the passed
    // sequence elements will be concatenated with the previous
    // tuples for the same RT_Infos, e.g., for multi-rate admission control.
    // Notice that some values may not be modified (like priority).

    void reset_seq (in RT_Info_Set infos)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, INTERNAL, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Reset the input attributes of an RT_Info.  Tuples for the passed
    // sequence elements will be replace the previous
    // tuples for the same RT_Infos, e.g., for multi-rate admission control.
    // Notice that some values may not be modified (like priority).

    void replace_seq (in RT_Info_Set infos)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, INTERNAL, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE);
    // Replace all RT_Infos, setting characteristics of the RT_Infos
    // corresponding to the passed handles.  All other RT_Infos are reset
    // to their uninitialized values, i.e., the same they have just after
    // the create call.

    void add_dependency (in handle_t handle,
                         in handle_t dependency,
                         in long number_of_calls,
                         in Dependency_Type_t dependency_type)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, UNKNOWN_TASK);
    // Adds <dependency> to <handle>.
    // Dependency_Type_t is only used with the Dynamic Scheduler.

    void remove_dependency (in handle_t handle,
                            in handle_t dependency,
                            in long number_of_calls,
                            in Dependency_Type_t dependency_type)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, UNKNOWN_TASK);
    // Removes <dependency> from <handle>.  Raises UNKNOWN_TASK
    // if no matching dependency is found.

    void set_dependency_enable_state (in handle_t handle,
                                      in handle_t dependency,
                                      in long number_of_calls,
                                      in Dependency_Type_t dependency_type,
                                      in Dependency_Enabled_Type_t enabled)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, UNKNOWN_TASK);
    // Enables or disables <dependency> on <handle>.  Raises UNKNOWN_TASK
    // if no matching dependency is found.

    void set_dependency_enable_state_seq (in Dependency_Set dependencies)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, UNKNOWN_TASK);
    // Sets the enable state of each dependency in the sequence.  Raises
    // UNKNOWN_TASK if no matching dependency is found.

    void set_rt_info_enable_state (in handle_t handle,
                                   in RT_Info_Enabled_Type_t enabled)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, INTERNAL, UNKNOWN_TASK);
    // Enables or disables the RT_Info.  Raises UNKNOWN_TASK
    // if no matching RT_Info is found.

    void set_rt_info_enable_state_seq (in RT_Info_Enable_State_Pair_Set pair_set)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, INTERNAL, UNKNOWN_TASK);
    // Enables or disables each rt_info in the passed set.  Raises UNKNOWN_TASK
    // if no matching dependency is found.

    void priority (in handle_t handle,
                   out OS_Priority o_priority,
                   out Preemption_Subpriority_t p_subpriority,
                   out Preemption_Priority_t p_priority)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, NOT_SCHEDULED);
    void entry_point_priority (in string entry_point,
                               out OS_Priority o_priority,
                               out Preemption_Subpriority_t p_subpriority,
                               out Preemption_Priority_t p_priority)
      raises (UNKNOWN_TASK, SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, NOT_SCHEDULED);
    // Obtain the run time priorities.
    // TODO: Do we need the two interfaces or is it simply confusing?
    // If we should to keep only the <handle> version: Are the extra
    // round-trips too expensive?
    // If we choose only the <entry_point> version: Are the copies for
    // the string affordable?

    void compute_scheduling (in long minimum_priority,
                             in long maximum_priority,
                             out RT_Info_Set infos,
                             out Dependency_Set dependencies,
                             out Config_Info_Set configs,
                             out Scheduling_Anomaly_Set anomalies)
      raises (UTILIZATION_BOUND_EXCEEDED,
              SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE,
              INSUFFICIENT_THREAD_PRIORITY_LEVELS,
              TASK_COUNT_MISMATCH,
              INTERNAL,
              DUPLICATE_NAME);
    // Computes the scheduling priorities, returns the RT_Info's with
    // their priorities properly filled.
    // This info can be cached by a Run_Time_Scheduler service or
    // dumped into a C++ file for compilation and even faster (static)
    // lookup.


    void recompute_scheduling (in long minimum_priority,
                               in long maximum_priority,
                               out Scheduling_Anomaly_Set anomalies)
      raises (UTILIZATION_BOUND_EXCEEDED,
              SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE,
              INSUFFICIENT_THREAD_PRIORITY_LEVELS,
              TASK_COUNT_MISMATCH,
              INTERNAL,
              DUPLICATE_NAME);
    // Recomputes the scheduling priorities, etc.

    void get_rt_info_set (out RT_Info_Set infos)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE,
              INTERNAL);
    // Returns the set of rt_infos, with their assigned priorities (as
    // of the last schedule re-computation).

    void get_dependency_set (out Dependency_Set dependencies)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE,
              INTERNAL);
    // Returns the set of rt_infos, with their assigned priorities (as
    // of the last schedule re-computation).

    void get_config_info_set (out Config_Info_Set configs)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE,
              INTERNAL);
    // Returns the set of config_infos, describing the appropriate
    // number, types, and priority levels for the dispatching lanes.

    void dispatch_configuration (in Preemption_Priority_t p_priority,
                                 out OS_Priority o_priority,
                                 out Dispatching_Type_t d_type)
      raises (NOT_SCHEDULED,
              SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE,
              UNKNOWN_PRIORITY_LEVEL);
    // Returns the thread priority and dispatching type assigned
    // to the dispatching priority level that was passed in.  This
    // information can be used to configure the queues through which
    // the scheduled operations are to be dispatched.
    //
    // If the schedule has not been computed:
    //    raises (NOT_SCHEDULED);
    //
    // If the schedule has been computed, but the passed
    // priority level is outside those assigned:
    //    raises (UNKNOWN_PRIORITY_LEVEL);


    Preemption_Priority_t last_scheduled_priority ()
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, NOT_SCHEDULED);
    // Returns the last priority number assigned to an operation in the schedule.
    // The number returned is one less than the total number of scheduled priorities.
    // All scheduled priorities range from 0 to the number returned, inclusive.
    //
    // If the schedule has not been computed:
    //    raises (NOT_SCHEDULED);

    void get_config_infos(out Config_Info_Set configs)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_FAILURE, NOT_SCHEDULED);
    // Provides the set of Config_Infos associated with the current schedule.
    //
    // If the schedule has not been computed:
    //    raises (NOT_SCHEDULED);
  };
};

#endif /* TAO_RTEC_SCHEDULER_IDL */
