hio/mio/lib/mio.c

/*
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 *
    Copyright (c) 2016-2020 Chung, Hyung-Hwan. All rights reserved.

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 */

#include "mio-prv.h"
#include <mio-fmt.h>
#include <stdlib.h> /* malloc, free, etc */
  
#define DEV_CAP_ALL_WATCHED (MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_WATCHED | MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_WATCHED | MIO_DEV_CAP_PRI_WATCHED)

static void clear_unneeded_cfmbs (mio_t* mio);
static int schedule_kill_zombie_job (mio_dev_t* dev);
static int kill_and_free_device (mio_dev_t* dev, int force);

static void on_read_timeout (mio_t* mio, const mio_ntime_t* now, mio_tmrjob_t* job);
static void on_write_timeout (mio_t* mio, const mio_ntime_t* now, mio_tmrjob_t* job);

struct wq_sendfile_data_t
{
	mio_syshnd_t in_fd;
	mio_foff_t foff;
};
typedef struct wq_sendfile_data_t wq_sendfile_data_t;

/* ========================================================================= */

static void* mmgr_alloc (mio_mmgr_t* mmgr, mio_oow_t size)
{
	return malloc(size);
}

static void* mmgr_realloc (mio_mmgr_t* mmgr, void* ptr, mio_oow_t size)
{
	return realloc(ptr, size);
}

static void mmgr_free (mio_mmgr_t* mmgr, void* ptr)
{
	return free (ptr);
}

static mio_mmgr_t default_mmgr =
{
	mmgr_alloc,
	mmgr_realloc,
	mmgr_free,
	MIO_NULL
};

/* ========================================================================= */

mio_t* mio_open (mio_mmgr_t* mmgr, mio_oow_t xtnsize, mio_cmgr_t* cmgr, mio_oow_t tmrcapa, mio_errinf_t* errinfo)
{
	mio_t* mio;

	if (!mmgr) mmgr = &default_mmgr;
	if (!cmgr) cmgr = mio_get_utf8_cmgr();

	mio = (mio_t*)MIO_MMGR_ALLOC(mmgr, MIO_SIZEOF(mio_t) + xtnsize);
	if (mio)
	{
		if (mio_init(mio, mmgr, cmgr, tmrcapa) <= -1)
		{
			if (errinfo) mio_geterrinf (mio, errinfo);
			MIO_MMGR_FREE (mmgr, mio);
			mio = MIO_NULL;
		}
		else MIO_MEMSET (mio + 1, 0, xtnsize);
	}
	else if (errinfo)
	{
		errinfo->num = MIO_ESYSMEM;
		mio_copy_oocstr (errinfo->msg, MIO_COUNTOF(errinfo->msg), mio_errnum_to_errstr(MIO_ESYSMEM));
	}

	return mio;
}

void mio_close (mio_t* mio)
{
	mio_fini (mio);
	MIO_MMGR_FREE (mio->_mmgr, mio);
}

int mio_init (mio_t* mio, mio_mmgr_t* mmgr, mio_cmgr_t* cmgr, mio_oow_t tmrcapa)
{
	int sys_inited = 0;

	MIO_MEMSET (mio, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(*mio));
	mio->_instsize = MIO_SIZEOF(*mio);
	mio->_mmgr = mmgr;
	mio->_cmgr = cmgr;

	/* initialize data for logging support */
	mio->option.log_mask = MIO_LOG_ALL_LEVELS | MIO_LOG_ALL_TYPES;
	mio->log.capa = MIO_ALIGN_POW2(1, MIO_LOG_CAPA_ALIGN); /* TODO: is this a good initial size? */
	/* alloate the log buffer in advance though it may get reallocated
	 * in put_oocs and put_ooch in fmtout.c. this is to let the logging
	 * routine still function despite some side-effects when
	 * reallocation fails */
	/* +1 required for consistency with put_oocs and put_ooch in fmtout.c */
	mio->log.ptr = mio_allocmem(mio, (mio->log.capa + 1) * MIO_SIZEOF(*mio->log.ptr)); 
	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!mio->log.ptr)) goto oops;

	/* inititalize the system-side logging */
	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(mio_sys_init(mio) <= -1)) goto oops;
	sys_inited = 1;

	/* initialize the timer object */
	if (tmrcapa <= 0) tmrcapa = 1;
	mio->tmr.jobs = mio_allocmem(mio, tmrcapa * MIO_SIZEOF(mio_tmrjob_t));
	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!mio->tmr.jobs)) goto oops;

	mio->tmr.capa = tmrcapa;

	MIO_CFMBL_INIT (&mio->cfmb);
	MIO_DEVL_INIT (&mio->actdev);
	MIO_DEVL_INIT (&mio->hltdev);
	MIO_DEVL_INIT (&mio->zmbdev);
	MIO_CWQ_INIT (&mio->cwq);
	MIO_SVCL_INIT (&mio->actsvc);

	mio_sys_gettime (mio, &mio->init_time);
	return 0;

oops:
	if (mio->tmr.jobs) mio_freemem (mio, mio->tmr.jobs);

	if (sys_inited) mio_sys_fini (mio);

	if (mio->log.ptr) mio_freemem (mio, mio->log.ptr);
	mio->log.capa = 0;
	return -1;
}

void mio_fini (mio_t* mio)
{
	mio_dev_t* dev, * next_dev;
	mio_dev_t diehard;
	mio_oow_t i;

	mio->_fini_in_progress = 1;

	/* clean up free cwq list */
	for (i = 0; i < MIO_COUNTOF(mio->cwqfl); i++)
	{
		mio_cwq_t* cwq;
		while ((cwq = mio->cwqfl[i]))
		{
			mio->cwqfl[i] = cwq->q_next;
			mio_freemem (mio, cwq);
		}
	}

	/* kill services before killing devices */
	while (!MIO_SVCL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->actsvc))
	{
		mio_svc_t* svc;

		svc = MIO_SVCL_FIRST_SVC(&mio->actsvc);
		if (svc->svc_stop) 
		{
			/* the stop callback must unregister itself */
			svc->svc_stop (svc);
		}
		else
		{
			/* unregistration only if no stop callback is designated */
			MIO_SVCL_UNLINK_SVC (svc);
		}
	}

	/* kill all registered devices */
	while (!MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->actdev))
	{
		mio_dev_kill (MIO_DEVL_FIRST_DEV(&mio->actdev));
	}

	/* kill all halted devices */
	while (!MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->hltdev))
	{
		mio_dev_kill (MIO_DEVL_FIRST_DEV(&mio->hltdev));
	}

	/* clean up all zombie devices */
	MIO_DEVL_INIT (&diehard);
	for (dev = MIO_DEVL_FIRST_DEV(&mio->zmbdev); !MIO_DEVL_IS_NIL_DEV(&mio->zmbdev, dev); )
	{
		kill_and_free_device (dev, 1);
		if (MIO_DEVL_FIRST_DEV(&mio->zmbdev) == dev) 
		{
			/* the deive has not been freed. go on to the next one */
			next_dev = dev->dev_next;

			/* remove the device from the zombie device list */
			MIO_DEVL_UNLINK_DEV (dev);
			dev->dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE;

			/* put it to a private list for aborting */
			MIO_DEVL_APPEND_DEV (&diehard, dev);

			dev = next_dev;
		}
		else dev = MIO_DEVL_FIRST_DEV(&mio->zmbdev);
	}

	while (!MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&diehard))
	{
		/* if the kill method returns failure, it can leak some resource
		 * because the device is freed regardless of the failure when 2 
		 * is given to kill_and_free_device(). */
		dev = MIO_DEVL_FIRST_DEV(&diehard);
		MIO_ASSERT (mio, !(dev->dev_cap & (MIO_DEV_CAP_ACTIVE | MIO_DEV_CAP_HALTED | MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE)));
		MIO_DEVL_UNLINK_DEV (dev);
		kill_and_free_device (dev, 2);
	}

	/* purge scheduled timer jobs and kill the timer */
	mio_cleartmrjobs (mio);
	mio_freemem (mio, mio->tmr.jobs);

	/* clear unneeded cfmbs insistently - a misbehaving checker will make this cleaning step loop forever*/
	while (!MIO_CFMBL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->cfmb)) clear_unneeded_cfmbs (mio);

	mio_sys_fini (mio); /* finalize the system dependent data */

	mio_freemem (mio, mio->log.ptr);
}

int mio_setoption (mio_t* mio, mio_option_t id, const void* value)
{
	switch (id)
	{
		case MIO_TRAIT:
			mio->option.trait = *(mio_bitmask_t*)value;
			return 0;

		case MIO_LOG_MASK:
			mio->option.log_mask = *(mio_bitmask_t*)value;
			return 0;

		case MIO_LOG_MAXCAPA:
			mio->option.log_maxcapa = *(mio_oow_t*)value;
			return 0;
	}

	mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_EINVAL);
	return -1;
}

int mio_getoption (mio_t* mio, mio_option_t id, void* value)
{
	switch  (id)
	{
		case MIO_TRAIT:
			*(mio_bitmask_t*)value = mio->option.trait;
			return 0;

		case MIO_LOG_MASK:
			*(mio_bitmask_t*)value = mio->option.log_mask;
			return 0;

		case MIO_LOG_MAXCAPA:
			*(mio_oow_t*)value = mio->option.log_maxcapa;
			return 0;
	};

	mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_EINVAL);
	return -1;
}

int mio_prologue (mio_t* mio)
{
	/* TODO: */
	return 0;
}

void mio_epilogue (mio_t* mio)
{
	/* TODO: */
}

static MIO_INLINE void unlink_wq (mio_t* mio, mio_wq_t* q)
{
	if (q->tmridx != MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID)
	{
		mio_deltmrjob (mio, q->tmridx);
		MIO_ASSERT (mio, q->tmridx == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID);
	}
	MIO_WQ_UNLINK (q);
}

static void fire_cwq_handlers (mio_t* mio)
{
	/* execute callbacks for completed write operations */
	while (!MIO_CWQ_IS_EMPTY(&mio->cwq))
	{
		mio_cwq_t* cwq;
		mio_oow_t cwqfl_index;
		mio_dev_t* dev_to_halt;

		cwq = MIO_CWQ_HEAD(&mio->cwq);
		if (cwq->dev->dev_evcb->on_write(cwq->dev, cwq->olen, cwq->ctx, &cwq->dstaddr) <= -1) 
		{
			dev_to_halt = cwq->dev;
		}
		else
		{
			dev_to_halt = MIO_NULL;
		}
		cwq->dev->cw_count--;
		MIO_CWQ_UNLINK (cwq);

		cwqfl_index = MIO_ALIGN_POW2(cwq->dstaddr.len, MIO_CWQFL_ALIGN) / MIO_CWQFL_SIZE;
		if (cwqfl_index < MIO_COUNTOF(mio->cwqfl))
		{
			/* reuse the cwq object if dstaddr is 0 in size. chain it to the free list */
			cwq->q_next = mio->cwqfl[cwqfl_index];
			mio->cwqfl[cwqfl_index] = cwq;
		}
		else
		{
			/* TODO: more reuse of objects of different size? */
			mio_freemem (mio, cwq);
		}

		if (dev_to_halt) 
		{
			MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for on_write error upon write completion[1] - %js\n", dev_to_halt, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
			mio_dev_halt (dev_to_halt);
		}
	}
}

static void fire_cwq_handlers_for_dev (mio_t* mio, mio_dev_t* dev, int for_kill)
{
	mio_cwq_t* cwq, * next;

	MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->cw_count > 0);  /* Ensure to check dev->cw_count before calling this function */

	cwq = MIO_CWQ_HEAD(&mio->cwq);
	while (cwq != &mio->cwq)
	{
		next = MIO_CWQ_NEXT(cwq);
		if (cwq->dev == dev) /* TODO: THIS LOOP TOO INEFFICIENT??? MAINTAIN PER-DEVICE LIST OF CWQ? */
		{
			mio_dev_t* dev_to_halt;
			mio_oow_t cwqfl_index;

			if (cwq->dev->dev_evcb->on_write(cwq->dev, cwq->olen, cwq->ctx, &cwq->dstaddr) <= -1) 
			{
				dev_to_halt = cwq->dev;
			}
			else
			{
				dev_to_halt = MIO_NULL;
			}

			cwq->dev->cw_count--;
			MIO_CWQ_UNLINK (cwq);

			cwqfl_index = MIO_ALIGN_POW2(cwq->dstaddr.len, MIO_CWQFL_ALIGN) / MIO_CWQFL_SIZE;
			if (cwqfl_index < MIO_COUNTOF(mio->cwqfl))
			{
				/* reuse the cwq object if dstaddr is 0 in size. chain it to the free list */
				cwq->q_next = mio->cwqfl[cwqfl_index];
				mio->cwqfl[cwqfl_index] = cwq;
			}
			else
			{
				/* TODO: more reuse of objects of different size? */
				mio_freemem (mio, cwq);
			}

			if (!for_kill && dev_to_halt)
			{
				MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for on_write error upon write completion[2] - %js\n", dev_to_halt, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
			       	mio_dev_halt (dev_to_halt);
			}
		}
		cwq = next;
	}

}

static MIO_INLINE void handle_event (mio_t* mio, mio_dev_t* dev, int events, int rdhup)
{
	MIO_ASSERT (mio, mio == dev->mio);

	dev->dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED;

	MIO_ASSERT (mio, mio == dev->mio);

	if (dev->dev_evcb->ready)
	{
		int x, xevents;

		xevents = events;
		if (rdhup) xevents |= MIO_DEV_EVENT_HUP;

		/* return value of ready()
		 *   <= -1 - failure. kill the device.
		 *   == 0 - ok. but don't invoke recv() or send().
		 *   >= 1 - everything is ok. */
		x = dev->dev_evcb->ready(dev, xevents);
		if (x <= -1)
		{ 
			MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for ready callback error - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
			mio_dev_halt (dev);
			return;
		}
		else if (x == 0) goto skip_evcb;
	}

	if (dev && (events & MIO_DEV_EVENT_PRI))
	{
		/* urgent data */
		/* TODO: implement urgent data handling */
		/*x = dev->dev_mth->urgread(dev, mio->bugbuf, &len);*/
	}

	if (dev && (events & MIO_DEV_EVENT_OUT))
	{
		/* write pending requests */
		while (!MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq))
		{
			mio_wq_t* q;
			const mio_uint8_t* uptr;
			mio_iolen_t urem, ulen;
			int x;

			q = MIO_WQ_HEAD(&dev->wq);

			uptr = q->ptr;
			urem = q->len;

		send_leftover:
			ulen = urem;
			if (q->sendfile)
			{
				x = dev->dev_mth->sendfile(dev, ((wq_sendfile_data_t*)uptr)->in_fd, ((wq_sendfile_data_t*)uptr)->foff, &ulen);
			}
			else
			{
				x = dev->dev_mth->write(dev, uptr, &ulen, &q->dstaddr);
			}
			if (x <= -1)
			{
				MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for write failure - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
				mio_dev_halt (dev);
				dev = MIO_NULL;
				break;
			}
			else if (x == 0)
			{
				/* keep the left-over */
				if (!q->sendfile) MIO_MEMMOVE (q->ptr, uptr, urem);
				q->len = urem;
				break;
			}
			else
			{
				if (q->sendfile)
				{
					((wq_sendfile_data_t*)(q->ptr))->foff += ulen;
				}
				else
				{
					uptr += ulen;
				}
				urem -= ulen;

				if (urem <= 0)
				{
					/* finished writing a single write request */
					int y, out_closed = 0;

					if (q->len <= 0 && (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_STREAM)) 
					{
						/* it was a zero-length write request. 
						 * for a stream, it is to close the output. */
						dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED;
						dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED;
						out_closed = 1;
					}

					unlink_wq (mio, q);
					y = dev->dev_evcb->on_write(dev, q->olen, q->ctx, &q->dstaddr);
					mio_freemem (mio, q);

					if (y <= -1)
					{
						MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for on_write error - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
						mio_dev_halt (dev);
						dev = MIO_NULL;
						break;
					}

					if (out_closed)
					{
						/* drain all pending requests. 
						 * callbacks are skipped for drained requests */
						while (!MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq))
						{
							q = MIO_WQ_HEAD(&dev->wq);
							unlink_wq (mio, q);
							mio_freemem (mio, q);
						}
						break;
					}
				}
				else goto send_leftover;
			}
		}

		if (dev && MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq))
		{
			/* no pending request to write */
			if ((dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED) && (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED))
			{
				MIO_DEBUG1 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for closed input and output in output handler\n", dev);
				mio_dev_halt (dev);
				dev = MIO_NULL;
			}
			else
			{
				dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED;
			}
		}
	}

	if (dev && (events & MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN))
	{
		mio_devaddr_t srcaddr;
		mio_iolen_t len;
		int x;

		/* the devices are all non-blocking. read as much as possible
		 * if on_read callback returns 1 or greater. read only once
		 * if the on_read calllback returns 0. */
		while (1)
		{
			len = MIO_COUNTOF(mio->bigbuf);
			x = dev->dev_mth->read(dev, mio->bigbuf, &len, &srcaddr);
			if (x <= -1)
			{
				MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for read failure - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
				mio_dev_halt (dev);
				dev = MIO_NULL;
				break;
			}

			if (dev->rtmridx != MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID)
			{
				/* delete the read timeout job on the device as the
				 * read operation will be reported below. */
				mio_tmrjob_t tmrjob;

				MIO_MEMSET (&tmrjob, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(tmrjob));
				tmrjob.ctx = dev;
				mio_gettime (mio, &tmrjob.when);
				MIO_ADD_NTIME (&tmrjob.when, &tmrjob.when, &dev->rtmout);
				tmrjob.handler = on_read_timeout;
				tmrjob.idxptr = &dev->rtmridx;

				mio_updtmrjob (mio, dev->rtmridx, &tmrjob);

				/*mio_deltmrjob (mio, dev->rtmridx);
				dev->rtmridx = MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID;*/
			}

			if (x == 0)
			{
				/* no data is available - EWOULDBLOCK or something similar */
				break;
			}
			else /*if (x >= 1) */
			{
				/* call on_write() callbacks enqueued fro the device before calling on_read().
				 * if on_write() callback is delayed, there can be out-of-order execution 
				 * between on_read() and on_write() callbacks. for instance, if a write request
				 * is started from within on_read() callback, and the input data is available 
				 * in the next iteration of this loop, the on_read() callback is triggered
				 * before the on_write() callbacks scheduled before that on_read() callback. */
			#if 0
				if (dev->cw_count > 0) 
				{
					fire_cwq_handlers_for_dev (mio, dev);
					/* it will still invoke the on_read() callbak below even if
					 * the device gets halted inside fire_cwq_handlers_for_dev() */
				}
			#else
				/* currently fire_cwq_handlers_for_dev() scans the entire cwq list.
				 * i might as well triggger handlers for all devices */
				fire_cwq_handlers (mio); 
			#endif

				if (len <= 0 && (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_STREAM)) 
				{
					/* EOF received. for a stream device, a zero-length 
					 * read is interpreted as EOF. */
					dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED;
					dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED;

					/* call the on_read callback to report EOF */
					if (dev->dev_evcb->on_read(dev, mio->bigbuf, len, &srcaddr) <= -1 ||
					    (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED))
					{
						/* 1. input ended and its reporting failed or 
						 * 2. input ended and no writing is possible */
						MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a stream device for on_read failure while output is closed - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
						mio_dev_halt (dev);
						dev = MIO_NULL;
					}

					/* since EOF is received, reading can't be greedy */
					break;
				}
				else
				{
					int y;
		/* TODO: for a stream device, merge received data if bigbuf isn't full and fire the on_read callback
		 *        when x == 0 or <= -1. you can  */

					/* data available */
					y = dev->dev_evcb->on_read(dev, mio->bigbuf, len, &srcaddr);
					if (y <= -1)
					{
						MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a non-stream device for on_read failure while output is closed - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
						mio_dev_halt (dev);
						dev = MIO_NULL;
						break;
					}
					else if (y == 0)
					{
						/* don't be greedy. read only once 
						 * for this loop iteration */
						break;
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}

	if (dev)
	{
		if (events & (MIO_DEV_EVENT_ERR | MIO_DEV_EVENT_HUP))
		{ 
			/* if error or hangup has been reported on the device,
			 * halt the device. this check is performed after
			 * EPOLLIN or EPOLLOUT check because EPOLLERR or EPOLLHUP
			 * can be set together with EPOLLIN or EPOLLOUT. */
			if (!(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED))
			{
				/* this is simulated EOF. the INPUT side has not been closed on the device
				 * but there is the hangup/error event. */
				dev->dev_evcb->on_read (dev, MIO_NULL, -!!(events & MIO_DEV_EVENT_ERR), MIO_NULL);
				/* i don't care about the return value since the device will be halted below
				 * if both MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSE and MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED are set */
			}

			dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED | MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED;
			dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED;
		}
		else if (dev && rdhup) 
		{
			if (events & (MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN | MIO_DEV_EVENT_OUT | MIO_DEV_EVENT_PRI))
			{
				/* it may be a half-open state. don't do anything here
				 * to let the next read detect EOF */
			}
			else
			{
				dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED | MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED;
				dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED;
			}
		}

		if ((dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED) &&
		    (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED))
		{
			MIO_DEBUG1 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for closed input and output\n", dev);
			mio_dev_halt (dev);
			dev = MIO_NULL;
		}
	}

skip_evcb:
	if (dev && (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED) && mio_dev_watch(dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_RENEW, MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN) <= -1)
	{
		MIO_DEBUG1 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for wathcer renewal failure\n", dev);
		mio_dev_halt (dev);
		dev = MIO_NULL;
	}
}

static void clear_unneeded_cfmbs (mio_t* mio)
{
	mio_cfmb_t* cur, * next;

	cur = MIO_CFMBL_FIRST_CFMB(&mio->cfmb);
	while (!MIO_CFMBL_IS_NIL_CFMB(&mio->cfmb, cur))
	{
		next = MIO_CFMBL_NEXT_CFMB(cur);
		if (cur->cfmb_checker(mio, cur)) 
		{
			MIO_CFMBL_UNLINK_CFMB (cur);
			mio_freemem (mio, cur);
		}
		cur = next;
	}
}

static void kill_all_halted_devices (mio_t* mio)
{
	/* kill all halted devices */
	while (!MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->hltdev)) 
	{
		mio_dev_t* dev = MIO_DEVL_FIRST_DEV(&mio->hltdev);
		MIO_DEBUG1 (mio, "MIO - Killing HALTED device %p\n", dev);
		mio_dev_kill (dev);
	}
}

int mio_exec (mio_t* mio)
{
	int ret = 0;

	/* clear unneeded cfmbs - i hate to do this. TODO: should i do this less frequently? if less frequent, would it accumulate too many blocks? */
	if (!MIO_CFMBL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->cfmb)) clear_unneeded_cfmbs (mio);

	/* execute callbacks for completed write operations */
	fire_cwq_handlers (mio);

	/* execute the scheduled jobs before checking devices with the 
	 * multiplexer. the scheduled jobs can safely destroy the devices */
	mio_firetmrjobs (mio, MIO_NULL, MIO_NULL);

	/* execute callbacks for completed write operations again in case 
	 * some works initiated in the timer jobs have complted and added to CWQ. 
	 * e.g. write() in a timer job gets completed immediately. */
	fire_cwq_handlers (mio);

	if (!MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->actdev))
	{
		/* wait on the multiplexer only if there is at least 1 active device */
		mio_ntime_t tmout;

		kill_all_halted_devices (mio);

		if (mio_gettmrtmout(mio, MIO_NULL, &tmout) <= 0)
		{
			/* defaults to 0 or 1 second if timeout can't be acquired.
			 * if this timeout affects how fast the halted device will get killed.
			 * if there is a halted device, set timeout to 0. otherwise set it to 1*/
			tmout.sec = !!MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->hltdev); /* TODO: don't use 1. make this longer value configurable */
			tmout.nsec = 0;
		}

		if (mio_sys_waitmux(mio, &tmout, handle_event) <= -1) 
		{
			MIO_DEBUG0 (mio, "MIO - WARNING - Failed to wait on mutiplexer\n");
			ret = -1;
		}
	}

	kill_all_halted_devices (mio);
	return ret;
}

void mio_stop (mio_t* mio, mio_stopreq_t stopreq)
{
	mio->stopreq = stopreq;
}

int mio_loop (mio_t* mio)
{
	if (MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->actdev)) return 0;

	mio->stopreq = MIO_STOPREQ_NONE;

	if (mio_prologue(mio) <= -1) return -1;

	while (mio->stopreq == MIO_STOPREQ_NONE && !MIO_DEVL_IS_EMPTY(&mio->actdev))
	{
		if (mio_exec(mio) <= -1) break;
		/* you can do other things here */
	}

	mio_epilogue(mio);
	return 0;
}

mio_dev_t* mio_dev_make (mio_t* mio, mio_oow_t dev_size, mio_dev_mth_t* dev_mth, mio_dev_evcb_t* dev_evcb, void* make_ctx)
{
	mio_dev_t* dev = MIO_NULL;

	if (dev_size < MIO_SIZEOF(mio_dev_t)) 
	{
		mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_EINVAL);
		if (dev_mth->fail_before_make) dev_mth->fail_before_make (make_ctx);
		goto oops;
	}

	dev = (mio_dev_t*)mio_callocmem(mio, dev_size);
	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!dev)) 
	{
		if (dev_mth->fail_before_make) dev_mth->fail_before_make (make_ctx);
		goto oops;
	}

	dev->mio = mio;
	dev->dev_size = dev_size;
	/* default capability. dev->dev_mth->make() can change this.
	 * mio_dev_watch() is affected by the capability change. */
	dev->dev_cap = MIO_DEV_CAP_IN | MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT;
	dev->dev_mth = dev_mth;
	dev->dev_evcb = dev_evcb;
	MIO_INIT_NTIME (&dev->rtmout, 0, 0); 
	dev->rtmridx = MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID;
	MIO_WQ_INIT (&dev->wq);
	dev->cw_count = 0;

	/* call the callback function first */
	if (dev->dev_mth->make(dev, make_ctx) <= -1) goto oops;

	/* the make callback must not change these fields */
	MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->dev_mth == dev_mth);
	MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->dev_evcb == dev_evcb);
	MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->dev_prev == MIO_NULL);
	MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->dev_next == MIO_NULL);

	/* set some internal capability bits according to the capabilities 
	 * removed by the device making callback for convenience sake. */
	dev->dev_cap &= MIO_DEV_CAP_ALL_MASK; /* keep valid capability bits only. drop all internal-use bits */
	if (!(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN)) dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED;
	if (!(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT)) dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED;

	if (mio_dev_watch(dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_START, 0) <= -1) goto oops_after_make;

	/* and place the new device object at the back of the active device list */
	MIO_DEVL_APPEND_DEV (&mio->actdev, dev);
	dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_ACTIVE;

	return dev;

oops_after_make:
	if (kill_and_free_device(dev, 0) <= -1)
	{
		/* schedule a timer job that reattempts to destroy the device */
		if (schedule_kill_zombie_job(dev) <= -1) 
		{
			/* job scheduling failed. i have no choice but to
			 * destroy the device now.
			 * 
			 * NOTE: this while loop can block the process
			 *       if the kill method keep returning failure */
			while (kill_and_free_device(dev, 1) <= -1)
			{
				if (mio->stopreq != MIO_STOPREQ_NONE) 
				{
					/* i can't wait until destruction attempt gets
					 * fully successful. there is a chance that some
					 * resources can leak inside the device */
					kill_and_free_device (dev, 2);
					break;
				}
			}
		}
	}

	return MIO_NULL;

oops:
	if (dev) mio_freemem (mio, dev);
	return MIO_NULL;
}

static int kill_and_free_device (mio_dev_t* dev, int force)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;

	MIO_ASSERT (mio, !(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ACTIVE));
	MIO_ASSERT (mio, !(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_HALTED));

	if (dev->dev_mth->kill(dev, force) <= -1) 
	{
		if (force >= 2) goto free_device;

		if (!(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE))
		{
			MIO_DEVL_APPEND_DEV (&mio->zmbdev, dev);
			dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE;
		}

		return -1;
	}

free_device:
	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE)
	{
		/* detach it from the zombie device list */
		MIO_DEVL_UNLINK_DEV (dev);
		dev->dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE;
	}

	mio_freemem (mio, dev);
	return 0;
}

static void kill_zombie_job_handler (mio_t* mio, const mio_ntime_t* now, mio_tmrjob_t* job)
{
	mio_dev_t* dev = (mio_dev_t*)job->ctx;

	MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE);

	if (kill_and_free_device(dev, 0) <= -1)
	{
		if (schedule_kill_zombie_job(dev) <= -1)
		{
			/* i have to choice but to free up the devide by force */
			while (kill_and_free_device(dev, 1) <= -1)
			{
				if (mio->stopreq != MIO_STOPREQ_NONE) 
				{
					/* i can't wait until destruction attempt gets
					 * fully successful. there is a chance that some
					 * resources can leak inside the device */
					kill_and_free_device (dev, 2);
					break;
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

static int schedule_kill_zombie_job (mio_dev_t* dev)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	mio_tmrjob_t kill_zombie_job;
	mio_ntime_t tmout;

	MIO_INIT_NTIME (&tmout, 3, 0); /* TODO: take it from configuration */

	MIO_MEMSET (&kill_zombie_job, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(kill_zombie_job));
	kill_zombie_job.ctx = dev;
	mio_gettime (mio, &kill_zombie_job.when);
	MIO_ADD_NTIME (&kill_zombie_job.when, &kill_zombie_job.when, &tmout);
	kill_zombie_job.handler = kill_zombie_job_handler;
	/*kill_zombie_job.idxptr = &rdev->tmridx_kill_zombie;*/

	return mio_instmrjob(mio, &kill_zombie_job) == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID? -1: 0;
}

void mio_dev_kill (mio_dev_t* dev)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE)
	{
		MIO_ASSERT (mio, MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq));
		MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->cw_count == 0);
		MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->rtmridx == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID);
		goto kill_device;
	}

	if (dev->rtmridx != MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID)
	{
		mio_deltmrjob (mio, dev->rtmridx);
		dev->rtmridx = MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID;
	}

	/* clear completed write event queues */
	if (dev->cw_count > 0) fire_cwq_handlers_for_dev (mio, dev, 1);

	/* clear pending write requests - won't fire on_write for pending write requests */
	while (!MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq))
	{
		mio_wq_t* q;
		q = MIO_WQ_HEAD(&dev->wq);
		unlink_wq (mio, q);
		mio_freemem (mio, q);
	}

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_HALTED)
	{
		/* this device is in the halted state.
		 * unlink it from the halted device list */
		MIO_DEVL_UNLINK_DEV (dev);
		dev->dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_HALTED;
	}
	else
	{
		MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ACTIVE);
		MIO_DEVL_UNLINK_DEV (dev);
		dev->dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_ACTIVE;
	}

	mio_dev_watch (dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_STOP, 0);

kill_device:
	if (kill_and_free_device(dev, 0) <= -1)
	{
		MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ZOMBIE);
		if (schedule_kill_zombie_job (dev) <= -1)
		{
			/* i have no choice but to free up the devide by force */
			while (kill_and_free_device(dev, 1) <= -1)
			{
				if (mio->stopreq  != MIO_STOPREQ_NONE) 
				{
					/* i can't wait until destruction attempt gets
					 * fully successful. there is a chance that some
					 * resources can leak inside the device */
					kill_and_free_device (dev, 2);
					break;
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

void mio_dev_halt (mio_dev_t* dev)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_ACTIVE)
	{
		MIO_DEBUG1 (mio, "MIO - HALTING DEVICE %p\n", dev);

		/* delink the device object from the active device list */
		MIO_DEVL_UNLINK_DEV (dev);
		dev->dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_ACTIVE;

		/* place it at the back of the halted device list */
		MIO_DEVL_APPEND_DEV (&mio->hltdev, dev);
		dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_HALTED;
	}
}

int mio_dev_ioctl (mio_dev_t* dev, int cmd, void* arg)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;

	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!dev->dev_mth->ioctl))
	{
		mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_ENOIMPL);  /* TODO: different error code ? */
		return -1;
	}

	return dev->dev_mth->ioctl(dev, cmd, arg);
}

int mio_dev_watch (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_dev_watch_cmd_t cmd, int events)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	int mux_cmd;
	int dev_cap;

	/* the virtual device doesn't perform actual I/O.
	 * it's different from not hanving MIO_DEV_CAP_IN and MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT.
	 * a non-virtual device without the capabilities still gets attention
	 * of the system multiplexer for hangup and error. */
	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_VIRTUAL) 
	{
		/* UGLY HACK - you may start a device with VIRTUAL set upon creation when START is attempted.
		 *             later, if you mask off VIRTUAL, you may perform normal IO and call 
		 *             mio_dev_watch() with UPDATE. if SUSPENDED is set, UPDATE works */
		if (cmd == MIO_DEV_WATCH_START) dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_SUSPENDED;
		/* END UGLY HACK */
		return 0;
	}

	/*ev.data.ptr = dev;*/
	dev_cap = dev->dev_cap & ~(DEV_CAP_ALL_WATCHED | MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_SUSPENDED); /* UGLY to use MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_SUSPENDED here */

	switch (cmd)
	{
		case MIO_DEV_WATCH_START:
			/* request input watching when a device is started.
			 * if the device is set with MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_DISABLED and/or 
			 * is not set with MIO_DEV_CAP_IN, input wathcing is excluded 
			 * after this 'switch' block */
			events = MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN;
			mux_cmd = MIO_SYS_MUX_CMD_INSERT;
			dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_STARTED;
			break;

		case MIO_DEV_WATCH_RENEW:
			/* auto-renwal mode. input watching is taken from the events make passed in.
			 * output watching is requested only if there're enqueued data for writing.
			 * if you want to enable input watching while renewing, call this function like this.
			 *  mio_dev_wtach (dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_RENEW, MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN);
			 * if you want input watching disabled while renewing, call this function like this. 
			 *  mio_dev_wtach (dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_RENEW, 0); */
			if (MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq)) events &= ~MIO_DEV_EVENT_OUT;
			else events |= MIO_DEV_EVENT_OUT;

			/* fall through */
		case MIO_DEV_WATCH_UPDATE:
			/* honor event watching requests as given by the caller */
			mux_cmd = MIO_SYS_MUX_CMD_UPDATE;
			break;

		case MIO_DEV_WATCH_STOP:
			if (!(dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_STARTED)) return 0; /* the device is not being watched */
			events = 0; /* override events */
			mux_cmd = MIO_SYS_MUX_CMD_DELETE;
			dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_STARTED;
			goto ctrl_mux;

		default:
			mio_seterrnum (dev->mio, MIO_EINVAL);
			return -1;
	}


	/* this function honors MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN and MIO_DEV_EVENT_OUT only
	 * as valid input event bits. it intends to provide simple abstraction
	 * by reducing the variety of event bits that the caller has to handle. */
	if ((events & MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN) && !(dev->dev_cap & (MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED | MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_DISABLED)))
	{
		if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN) 
		{
			if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_PRI) dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_PRI_WATCHED;
			dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_WATCHED;
		}
	}

	if ((events & MIO_DEV_EVENT_OUT) && !(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED))
	{
		if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT) dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_WATCHED;
	}

	if (mux_cmd == MIO_SYS_MUX_CMD_UPDATE && (dev_cap & DEV_CAP_ALL_WATCHED) == (dev->dev_cap & DEV_CAP_ALL_WATCHED))
	{
		/* no change in the device capacity. skip calling epoll_ctl */
	}
	else
	{
	ctrl_mux:
		if (mio_sys_ctrlmux(mio, mux_cmd, dev, dev_cap) <= -1) return -1;
	}

	/* UGLY. MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_SUSPENDED may be set/unset by mio_sys_ctrlmux. I need this to reflect it */
	dev->dev_cap = dev_cap | (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_WATCH_SUSPENDED);
	return 0;
}

static void on_read_timeout (mio_t* mio, const mio_ntime_t* now, mio_tmrjob_t* job)
{
	mio_dev_t* dev;
	int x;

	dev = (mio_dev_t*)job->ctx;

	mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_ETMOUT);
	x = dev->dev_evcb->on_read(dev, MIO_NULL, -1, MIO_NULL); 

	MIO_ASSERT (mio, dev->rtmridx == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID);

	if (x <= -1) 
	{
		MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for on_read error upon timeout - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
		mio_dev_halt (dev);
	}
}

static int __dev_read (mio_dev_t* dev, int enabled, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* rdctx)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_CLOSED)
	{
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "unable to read closed device");
		return -1;
	}

	if (enabled)
	{
		dev->dev_cap &= ~MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_DISABLED;
		if (!(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_WATCHED)) goto renew_watch_now;
	}
	else
	{
		dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_DISABLED;
		if ((dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_IN_WATCHED)) goto renew_watch_now;
	}

	dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_RENEW_REQUIRED;
	goto update_timer;

renew_watch_now:
	if (mio_dev_watch(dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_RENEW, MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN) <= -1) return -1;
	goto update_timer;

update_timer:
	if (dev->rtmridx != MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID)
	{
		/* read timeout already on the socket. remove it first */
		mio_deltmrjob (mio, dev->rtmridx);
		dev->rtmridx = MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID;
	}

	if (tmout && MIO_IS_POS_NTIME(tmout))
	{
		mio_tmrjob_t tmrjob;

		MIO_MEMSET (&tmrjob, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(tmrjob));
		tmrjob.ctx = dev;
		mio_gettime (mio, &tmrjob.when);
		MIO_ADD_NTIME (&tmrjob.when, &tmrjob.when, tmout);
		tmrjob.handler = on_read_timeout;
		tmrjob.idxptr = &dev->rtmridx;

		dev->rtmridx = mio_instmrjob(mio, &tmrjob);
		if (dev->rtmridx == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID) 
		{
			/* if timer registration fails, timeout will never be triggered */
			return -1;
		}
		dev->rtmout = *tmout;
	}
	return 0;
}

int mio_dev_read (mio_dev_t* dev, int enabled)
{
	return __dev_read(dev, enabled, MIO_NULL, MIO_NULL);
}

int mio_dev_timedread (mio_dev_t* dev, int enabled, const mio_ntime_t* tmout)
{
	return __dev_read(dev, enabled, tmout, MIO_NULL);
}

static void on_write_timeout (mio_t* mio, const mio_ntime_t* now, mio_tmrjob_t* job)
{
	mio_wq_t* q;
	mio_dev_t* dev;
	int x;

	q = (mio_wq_t*)job->ctx;
	dev = q->dev;

	mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_ETMOUT);
	x = dev->dev_evcb->on_write(dev, -1, q->ctx, &q->dstaddr); 

	MIO_ASSERT (mio, q->tmridx == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID);
	MIO_WQ_UNLINK(q);
	mio_freemem (mio, q);

	if (x <= -1) 
	{
		MIO_DEBUG2 (mio, "DEV(%p) - halting a device for on_write error upon timeout - %js\n", dev, mio_geterrmsg(mio));
		mio_dev_halt (dev);
	}
}

static MIO_INLINE int __enqueue_completed_write (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_iolen_t len, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	mio_cwq_t* cwq;
	mio_oow_t cwq_extra_aligned, cwqfl_index;

	cwq_extra_aligned = (dstaddr? dstaddr->len: 0);
	cwq_extra_aligned = MIO_ALIGN_POW2(cwq_extra_aligned, MIO_CWQFL_ALIGN);
	cwqfl_index = cwq_extra_aligned / MIO_CWQFL_SIZE;

	if (cwqfl_index < MIO_COUNTOF(mio->cwqfl) && mio->cwqfl[cwqfl_index])
	{
		/* take an available cwq object from the free cwq list */
		cwq = dev->mio->cwqfl[cwqfl_index];
		dev->mio->cwqfl[cwqfl_index] = cwq->q_next;
	}
	else
	{
		cwq = (mio_cwq_t*)mio_allocmem(mio, MIO_SIZEOF(*cwq) + cwq_extra_aligned);
		if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!cwq)) return -1;
	}

	MIO_MEMSET (cwq, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(*cwq));
	cwq->dev = dev;
	cwq->ctx = wrctx;
	if (dstaddr)
	{
		cwq->dstaddr.ptr = (mio_uint8_t*)(cwq + 1);
		cwq->dstaddr.len = dstaddr->len;
		MIO_MEMCPY (cwq->dstaddr.ptr, dstaddr->ptr, dstaddr->len);
	}
	else
	{
		cwq->dstaddr.len = 0;
	}

	cwq->olen = len;

	MIO_CWQ_ENQ (&dev->mio->cwq, cwq);
	dev->cw_count++; /* increment the number of complete write operations */
	return 0;
}

static MIO_INLINE int __enqueue_pending_write (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_iolen_t olen, mio_iolen_t urem, mio_iovec_t* iov, mio_iolen_t iov_cnt, mio_iolen_t iov_index, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	mio_wq_t* q;
	mio_iolen_t i, j;

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_UNQUEUEABLE)
	{
		/* writing queuing is not requested. so return failure */
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "device incapable of queuing");
		return -1;
	}

	/* queue the remaining data*/
	q = (mio_wq_t*)mio_allocmem(mio, MIO_SIZEOF(*q) + (dstaddr? dstaddr->len: 0) + urem);
	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!q)) return -1;

	q->sendfile = 0;
	q->tmridx = MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID;
	q->dev = dev;
	q->ctx = wrctx;

	if (dstaddr)
	{
		q->dstaddr.ptr = (mio_uint8_t*)(q + 1);
		q->dstaddr.len = dstaddr->len;
		MIO_MEMCPY (q->dstaddr.ptr, dstaddr->ptr, dstaddr->len);
	}
	else
	{
		q->dstaddr.len = 0;
	}

	q->ptr = (mio_uint8_t*)(q + 1) + q->dstaddr.len;
	q->len = urem;
	q->olen = olen; /* original length to use when invoking on_write() */
	for (i = iov_index, j = 0; i < iov_cnt; i++)
	{
		MIO_MEMCPY (&q->ptr[j], iov[i].iov_ptr, iov[i].iov_len);
		j += iov[i].iov_len;
	}

	if (tmout && MIO_IS_POS_NTIME(tmout))
	{
		mio_tmrjob_t tmrjob;

		MIO_MEMSET (&tmrjob, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(tmrjob));
		tmrjob.ctx = q;
		mio_gettime (mio, &tmrjob.when);
		MIO_ADD_NTIME (&tmrjob.when, &tmrjob.when, tmout);
		tmrjob.handler = on_write_timeout;
		tmrjob.idxptr = &q->tmridx;

		q->tmridx = mio_instmrjob(mio, &tmrjob);
		if (q->tmridx == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID) 
		{
			mio_freemem (mio, q);
			return -1;
		}
	}

	MIO_WQ_ENQ (&dev->wq, q);
	if (!(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_WATCHED))
	{
		/* if output is not being watched, arrange to do so */
		if (mio_dev_watch(dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_RENEW, MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN) <= -1)
		{
			unlink_wq (mio, q);
			mio_freemem (mio, q);
			return -1;
		}
	}

	return 0; /* request pused to a write queue. */
}

static MIO_INLINE int __enqueue_pending_sendfile (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_iolen_t olen, mio_iolen_t urem, mio_foff_t foff, mio_syshnd_t in_fd, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	mio_wq_t* q;

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_UNQUEUEABLE)
	{
		/* writing queuing is not requested. so return failure */
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "device incapable of queuing");
		return -1;
	}

	/* queue the remaining data*/
	q = (mio_wq_t*)mio_allocmem(mio, MIO_SIZEOF(*q) + (dstaddr? dstaddr->len: 0) + MIO_SIZEOF(wq_sendfile_data_t));
	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!q)) return -1;

	q->sendfile = 1;
	q->tmridx = MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID;
	q->dev = dev;
	q->ctx = wrctx;

	if (dstaddr)
	{
		q->dstaddr.ptr = (mio_uint8_t*)(q + 1);
		q->dstaddr.len = dstaddr->len;
		MIO_MEMCPY (q->dstaddr.ptr, dstaddr->ptr, dstaddr->len);
	}
	else
	{
		q->dstaddr.len = 0;
	}

	q->ptr = (mio_uint8_t*)(q + 1) + q->dstaddr.len;
	q->len = urem;
	q->olen = olen; /* original length to use when invoking on_write() */

	((wq_sendfile_data_t*)q->ptr)->in_fd = in_fd;
	((wq_sendfile_data_t*)q->ptr)->foff = foff;

	if (tmout && MIO_IS_POS_NTIME(tmout))
	{
		mio_tmrjob_t tmrjob;

		MIO_MEMSET (&tmrjob, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(tmrjob));
		tmrjob.ctx = q;
		mio_gettime (mio, &tmrjob.when);
		MIO_ADD_NTIME (&tmrjob.when, &tmrjob.when, tmout);
		tmrjob.handler = on_write_timeout;
		tmrjob.idxptr = &q->tmridx;

		q->tmridx = mio_instmrjob(mio, &tmrjob);
		if (q->tmridx == MIO_TMRIDX_INVALID) 
		{
			mio_freemem (mio, q);
			return -1;
		}
	}

	MIO_WQ_ENQ (&dev->wq, q);
	if (!(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_WATCHED))
	{
		/* if output is not being watched, arrange to do so */
		if (mio_dev_watch(dev, MIO_DEV_WATCH_RENEW, MIO_DEV_EVENT_IN) <= -1)
		{
			unlink_wq (mio, q);
			mio_freemem (mio, q);
			return -1;
		}
	}

	return 0; /* request pused to a write queue. */
}


static MIO_INLINE int __dev_write (mio_dev_t* dev, const void* data, mio_iolen_t len, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	const mio_uint8_t* uptr;
	mio_iolen_t urem, ulen;
	mio_iovec_t iov;
	int x;

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED)
	{
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "unable to write to closed device");
		return -1;
	}

	uptr = data;
	urem = len;

	if (!MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq)) 
	{
		/* the writing queue is not empty. 
		 * enqueue this request immediately */
		goto enqueue_data;
	}

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_STREAM)
	{
		/* use the do..while() loop to be able to send a zero-length data */
		do
		{
			ulen = urem;
			x = dev->dev_mth->write(dev, data, &ulen, dstaddr);
			if (x <= -1) return -1;
			else if (x == 0) 
			{
				/* [NOTE] 
				 * the write queue is empty at this moment. a zero-length 
				 * request for a stream device can still get enqueued if the
				 * write callback returns 0 though i can't figure out if there
				 * is a compelling reason to do so 
				 */
				goto enqueue_data; /* enqueue remaining data */
			}
			else 
			{
				/* the write callback should return at most the number of requested
				 * bytes. but returning more is harmless as urem is of a signed type.
				 * for a zero-length request, it's necessary to return at least 1
				 * to indicate successful acknowlegement. otherwise, it gets enqueued
				 * as shown in the 'if' block right above. */
				urem -= ulen;
				uptr += ulen;
			}
		}
		while (urem > 0);

		if (len <= 0) /* original length */
		{
			/* a zero-length writing request is to close the writing end. this causes further write request to fail */
			dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED;
		}

		/* if i trigger the write completion callback here, the performance
		 * may increase, but there can be annoying recursion issues if the 
		 * callback requests another writing operation. it's imperative to
		 * delay the callback until this write function is finished.
		 * ---> if (dev->dev_evcb->on_write(dev, len, wrctx, dstaddr) <= -1) return -1; */
		goto enqueue_completed_write;
	}
	else
	{
		ulen = urem;

		x = dev->dev_mth->write(dev, data, &ulen, dstaddr);
		if (x <= -1) return -1;
		else if (x == 0) goto enqueue_data;

		/* partial writing is still considered ok for a non-stream device. */

		/* read the comment in the 'if' block above for why i enqueue the write completion event 
		 * instead of calling the event callback here...
		 *  ---> if (dev->dev_evcb->on_write(dev, ulen, wrctx, dstaddr) <= -1) return -1; */
		goto enqueue_completed_write;
	}

	return 1; /* written immediately and called on_write callback. but this line will never be reached */

enqueue_data:
	iov.iov_ptr = (void*)uptr;
	iov.iov_len = urem;
	return __enqueue_pending_write(dev, len, urem, &iov, 1, 0, tmout, wrctx, dstaddr);

enqueue_completed_write:
	return __enqueue_completed_write(dev, len, wrctx, dstaddr);
}

static MIO_INLINE int __dev_writev (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_iovec_t* iov, mio_iolen_t iovcnt, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	mio_iolen_t urem, len;
	mio_iolen_t index = 0, i;
	int x;

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED)
	{
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "unable to write to closed device");
		return -1;
	}

	len = 0;
	for (i = 0; i < iovcnt; i++) len += iov[i].iov_len;
	urem = len;

	if (!MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq)) 
	{
		/* if the writing queue is not empty, enqueue this request immediately */
		goto enqueue_data;
	}

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_STREAM)
	{
		/* use the do..while() loop to be able to send a zero-length data */
		mio_iolen_t backup_index = -1, dcnt;
		mio_iovec_t backup;

		do
		{
			dcnt = iovcnt - index;
			x = dev->dev_mth->writev(dev, &iov[index], &dcnt, dstaddr);
			if (x <= -1) return -1;
			else if (x == 0) 
			{
				/* [NOTE] 
				 * the write queue is empty at this moment. a zero-length 
				 * request for a stream device can still get enqueued if the
				 * write callback returns 0 though i can't figure out if there
				 * is a compelling reason to do so 
				 */
				goto enqueue_data; /* enqueue remaining data */
			}

			urem -= dcnt;
			while (index < iovcnt && (mio_oow_t)dcnt >= iov[index].iov_len)
				dcnt -= iov[index++].iov_len;

			if (index == iovcnt) break;

			if (backup_index != index)
			{
				if (backup_index >= 0) iov[backup_index] = backup;
				backup = iov[index];
				backup_index = index;
			}

			iov[index].iov_ptr = (void*)((mio_uint8_t*)iov[index].iov_ptr + dcnt);
			iov[index].iov_len -= dcnt;
		}
		while (1);

		if (backup_index >= 0) iov[backup_index] = backup;

		if (iovcnt <= 0) /* original vector count */
		{
			/* a zero-length writing request is to close the writing end. this causes further write request to fail */
			dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED;
		}

		/* if i trigger the write completion callback here, the performance
		 * may increase, but there can be annoying recursion issues if the 
		 * callback requests another writing operation. it's imperative to
		 * delay the callback until this write function is finished.
		 * ---> if (dev->dev_evcb->on_write(dev, len, wrctx, dstaddr) <= -1) return -1; */
		goto enqueue_completed_write;
	}
	else
	{
		mio_iolen_t dcnt;

		dcnt = iovcnt;
		x = dev->dev_mth->writev(dev, iov, &dcnt, dstaddr);
		if (x <= -1) return -1;
		else if (x == 0) goto enqueue_data;

		urem -= dcnt;
		/* partial writing is still considered ok for a non-stream device. */

		/* read the comment in the 'if' block above for why i enqueue the write completion event 
		 * instead of calling the event callback here...
		 *  ---> if (dev->dev_evcb->on_write(dev, ulen, wrctx, dstaddr) <= -1) return -1; */
		goto enqueue_completed_write;
	}

	return 1; /* written immediately and called on_write callback. but this line will never be reached */

enqueue_data:
	return __enqueue_pending_write(dev, len, urem, iov, iovcnt, index, tmout, wrctx, dstaddr);

enqueue_completed_write:
	return __enqueue_completed_write(dev, len, wrctx, dstaddr);
}

static int __dev_sendfile (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_syshnd_t in_fd, mio_foff_t foff, mio_iolen_t len, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx)
{
	mio_t* mio = dev->mio;
	mio_foff_t uoff;
	mio_iolen_t urem, ulen;
	int x;

	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED))
	{
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "unable to sendfile to closed device");
		return -1;
	}

	if (MIO_UNLIKELY(!dev->dev_mth->sendfile))
	{
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "unable to senfile over unsupported device");
		return -1;
	}

	uoff = foff;
	urem = len;

	if (!MIO_WQ_IS_EMPTY(&dev->wq)) 
	{
		/* the writing queue is not empty. 
		 * enqueue this request immediately */
		goto enqueue_data;
	}

	if (dev->dev_cap & MIO_DEV_CAP_STREAM)
	{
		/* use the do..while() loop to be able to send a zero-length data */
		do
		{
			ulen = urem;
			x = dev->dev_mth->sendfile(dev, in_fd, uoff, &ulen);
			if (x <= -1) return -1;
			else if (x == 0) 
			{
				/* [NOTE] 
				 * the write queue is empty at this moment. a zero-length 
				 * request for a stream device can still get enqueued if the
				 * write callback returns 0 though i can't figure out if there
				 * is a compelling reason to do so 
				 */
				goto enqueue_data; /* enqueue remaining data */
			}
			else 
			{
				/* the write callback should return at most the number of requested
				 * bytes. but returning more is harmless as urem is of a signed type.
				 * for a zero-length request, it's necessary to return at least 1
				 * to indicate successful acknowlegement. otherwise, it gets enqueued
				 * as shown in the 'if' block right above. */
				urem -= ulen;
				uoff += ulen;
			}
		}
		while (urem > 0);

		if (len <= 0) /* original length */
		{
			/* a zero-length writing request is to close the writing end. this causes further write request to fail */
			dev->dev_cap |= MIO_DEV_CAP_OUT_CLOSED;
		}

		/* if i trigger the write completion callback here, the performance
		 * may increase, but there can be annoying recursion issues if the 
		 * callback requests another writing operation. it's imperative to
		 * delay the callback until this write function is finished.
		 * ---> if (dev->dev_evcb->on_write(dev, len, wrctx, dstaddr) <= -1) return -1; */
		goto enqueue_completed_write;
	}
	else
	{
		mio_seterrbfmt (mio, MIO_ENOCAPA, "unable to sendfile over a non-stream device");
		return -1;
	}

	return 1; /* written immediately and called on_write callback. but this line will never be reached */

enqueue_data:
	return __enqueue_pending_sendfile(dev, len, urem, uoff, in_fd, tmout, wrctx, MIO_NULL);

enqueue_completed_write:
	return __enqueue_completed_write(dev, len, wrctx, MIO_NULL);
}

int mio_dev_write (mio_dev_t* dev, const void* data, mio_iolen_t len, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	return __dev_write(dev, data, len, MIO_NULL, wrctx, dstaddr);
}

int mio_dev_writev (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_iovec_t* iov, mio_iolen_t iovcnt, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	return __dev_writev(dev, iov, iovcnt, MIO_NULL, wrctx, dstaddr);
}

int mio_dev_sendfile (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_syshnd_t in_fd, mio_foff_t foff, mio_iolen_t len, void* wrctx)
{
	return __dev_sendfile(dev,in_fd, foff, len, MIO_NULL, wrctx);
}

int mio_dev_timedwrite (mio_dev_t* dev, const void* data, mio_iolen_t len, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	return __dev_write(dev, data, len, tmout, wrctx, dstaddr);
}

int mio_dev_timedwritev (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_iovec_t* iov, mio_iolen_t iovcnt, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx, const mio_devaddr_t* dstaddr)
{
	return __dev_writev(dev, iov, iovcnt, tmout, wrctx, dstaddr);
}

int mio_dev_timedsendfile (mio_dev_t* dev, mio_syshnd_t in_fd, mio_foff_t foff, mio_iolen_t len, const mio_ntime_t* tmout, void* wrctx)
{
	return __dev_sendfile(dev,in_fd, foff, len, tmout, wrctx);
}

/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

void mio_gettime (mio_t* mio, mio_ntime_t* now)
{
	mio_sys_gettime (mio, now);
	/* in mio_init(), mio->init_time has been set to the initialization time. 
	 * the time returned here gets offset by mio->init_time and 
	 * thus becomes relative to it. this way, it is kept small such that it
	 * can be represented in a small integer with leaving almost zero chance
	 * of overflow. */
	MIO_SUB_NTIME (now, now, &mio->init_time);  /* now = now - init_time */
}

/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
void* mio_allocmem (mio_t* mio, mio_oow_t size)
{
	void* ptr;
	ptr = MIO_MMGR_ALLOC (mio->_mmgr, size);
	if (!ptr) mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_ESYSMEM);
	return ptr;
}

void* mio_callocmem (mio_t* mio, mio_oow_t size)
{
	void* ptr;
	ptr = MIO_MMGR_ALLOC (mio->_mmgr, size);
	if (!ptr) mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_ESYSMEM);
	else MIO_MEMSET (ptr, 0, size);
	return ptr;
}

void* mio_reallocmem (mio_t* mio, void* ptr, mio_oow_t size)
{
	ptr = MIO_MMGR_REALLOC (mio->_mmgr, ptr, size);
	if (!ptr) mio_seterrnum (mio, MIO_ESYSMEM);
	return ptr;
}

void mio_freemem (mio_t* mio, void* ptr)
{
	MIO_MMGR_FREE (mio->_mmgr, ptr);
}
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

void mio_addcfmb (mio_t* mio, mio_cfmb_t* cfmb, mio_cfmb_checker_t checker)
{
	cfmb->cfmb_checker = checker;
	MIO_CFMBL_APPEND_CFMB (&mio->cfmb, cfmb);
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

struct fmt_uch_buf_t
{
	mio_t* mio;
	mio_uch_t* ptr;
	mio_oow_t len;
	mio_oow_t capa;
};
typedef struct fmt_uch_buf_t fmt_uch_buf_t;

static int fmt_put_bchars_to_uch_buf (mio_fmtout_t* fmtout, const mio_bch_t* ptr, mio_oow_t len)
{
	fmt_uch_buf_t* b = (fmt_uch_buf_t*)fmtout->ctx;
	mio_oow_t bcslen, ucslen;
	int n;

	bcslen = len;
	ucslen = b->capa - b->len;
	n = mio_conv_bchars_to_uchars_with_cmgr(ptr, &bcslen, &b->ptr[b->len], &ucslen, (b->mio? b->mio->_cmgr: mio_get_utf8_cmgr()), 1);
	b->len += ucslen;
	if (n <= -1) 
	{
		if (n == -2) 
		{
			return 0; /* buffer full. stop */
		}
		else
		{
			mio_seterrnum (b->mio, MIO_EECERR);
			return -1;
		}
	}

	return 1; /* success. carry on */
}

static int fmt_put_uchars_to_uch_buf (mio_fmtout_t* fmtout, const mio_uch_t* ptr, mio_oow_t len)
{
	fmt_uch_buf_t* b = (fmt_uch_buf_t*)fmtout->ctx;
	mio_oow_t n;

	/* this function null-terminates the destination. so give the restored buffer size */
	n = mio_copy_uchars_to_ucstr(&b->ptr[b->len], b->capa - b->len + 1, ptr, len);
	b->len += n;
	if (n < len)
	{
		if (b->mio) mio_seterrnum (b->mio, MIO_EBUFFULL);
		return 0; /* stop. insufficient buffer */
	}

	return 1; /* success */
}

mio_oow_t mio_vfmttoucstr (mio_t* mio, mio_uch_t* buf, mio_oow_t bufsz, const mio_uch_t* fmt, va_list ap)
{
	mio_fmtout_t fo;
	fmt_uch_buf_t fb;

	if (bufsz <= 0) return 0;

	MIO_MEMSET (&fo, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(fo));
	fo.putbchars = fmt_put_bchars_to_uch_buf;
	fo.putuchars = fmt_put_uchars_to_uch_buf;
	fo.ctx = &fb;

	MIO_MEMSET (&fb, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(fb));
	fb.mio = mio;
	fb.ptr = buf;
	fb.capa = bufsz - 1;

	if (mio_ufmt_outv(&fo, fmt, ap) <= -1) return -1;

	buf[fb.len] = '\0';
	return fb.len;
}

mio_oow_t mio_fmttoucstr (mio_t* mio, mio_uch_t* buf, mio_oow_t bufsz, const mio_uch_t* fmt, ...)
{
	mio_oow_t x;
	va_list ap;

	va_start (ap, fmt);
	x = mio_vfmttoucstr(mio, buf, bufsz, fmt, ap);
	va_end (ap);

	return x;
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */

struct fmt_bch_buf_t
{
	mio_t* mio;
	mio_bch_t* ptr;
	mio_oow_t len;
	mio_oow_t capa;
};
typedef struct fmt_bch_buf_t fmt_bch_buf_t;


static int fmt_put_bchars_to_bch_buf (mio_fmtout_t* fmtout, const mio_bch_t* ptr, mio_oow_t len)
{
	fmt_bch_buf_t* b = (fmt_bch_buf_t*)fmtout->ctx;
	mio_oow_t n;

	/* this function null-terminates the destination. so give the restored buffer size */
	n = mio_copy_bchars_to_bcstr(&b->ptr[b->len], b->capa - b->len + 1, ptr, len);
	b->len += n;
	if (n < len)
	{
		if (b->mio) mio_seterrnum (b->mio, MIO_EBUFFULL);
		return 0; /* stop. insufficient buffer */
	}

	return 1; /* success */
}

static int fmt_put_uchars_to_bch_buf (mio_fmtout_t* fmtout, const mio_uch_t* ptr, mio_oow_t len)
{
	fmt_bch_buf_t* b = (fmt_bch_buf_t*)fmtout->ctx;
	mio_oow_t bcslen, ucslen;
	int n;

	bcslen = b->capa - b->len;
	ucslen = len;
	n = mio_conv_uchars_to_bchars_with_cmgr(ptr, &ucslen, &b->ptr[b->len], &bcslen, (b->mio? b->mio->_cmgr: mio_get_utf8_cmgr()));
	b->len += bcslen;
	if (n <= -1)
	{
		if (n == -2)
		{
			return 0; /* buffer full. stop */
		}
		else
		{
			mio_seterrnum (b->mio, MIO_EECERR);
			return -1;
		}
	}

	return 1; /* success. carry on */
}

mio_oow_t mio_vfmttobcstr (mio_t* mio, mio_bch_t* buf, mio_oow_t bufsz, const mio_bch_t* fmt, va_list ap)
{
	mio_fmtout_t fo;
	fmt_bch_buf_t fb;

	if (bufsz <= 0) return 0;

	MIO_MEMSET (&fo, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(fo));
	fo.putbchars = fmt_put_bchars_to_bch_buf;
	fo.putuchars = fmt_put_uchars_to_bch_buf;
	fo.ctx = &fb;

	MIO_MEMSET (&fb, 0, MIO_SIZEOF(fb));
	fb.mio = mio;
	fb.ptr = buf;
	fb.capa = bufsz - 1;
	if (mio_bfmt_outv(&fo, fmt, ap) <= -1) return -1;

	buf[fb.len] = '\0';
	return fb.len;
}

mio_oow_t mio_fmttobcstr (mio_t* mio, mio_bch_t* buf, mio_oow_t bufsz, const mio_bch_t* fmt, ...)
{
	mio_oow_t x;
	va_list ap;

	va_start (ap, fmt);
	x = mio_vfmttobcstr(mio, buf, bufsz, fmt, ap);
	va_end (ap);

	return x;
}

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */