hpx/agas_base/agas_fwd.hpp#
Defined in header hpx/agas_base/agas_fwd.hpp.
See Public API for a list of names and headers that are part of the public HPX API.
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namespace hpx
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namespace agas
Typedefs
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using iterate_types_function_type = hpx::function<void(std::string const&, components::component_type), true>#
Functions
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std::string service_name_prefix()#
Returns service_name with the id of the locality hosting the AGAS services substituted, i.e. “/0/agas/” unless this locality is connecting to a running application.
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std::string service_instance_name(char const *servicename, char const *namespace_service_name)#
Returns the name one AGAS namespace service is registered under: the prefix returned by service_name_prefix followed by servicename and the service name of the namespace itself (one of agas::server::primary_namespace_service_name and friends).
Variables
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constexpr char const *const service_name = "/{}/agas/"#
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namespace server#
AGAS’s primary namespace maps 128-bit global identifiers (GIDs) to resolved addresses.
The following is the canonical description of the partitioning of AGAS’s primary namespace.
The following address ranges are reserved. Some are either explicitly or implicitly protected by AGAS. The letter x represents a single-byte wild card.|-----MSB------||------LSB-----| BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB |prefix||RC||----identifier----| MSB - Most significant bits (bit 64 to bit 127) LSB - Least significant bits (bit 0 to bit 63) prefix - Highest 32 bits (bit 96 to bit 127) of the MSB. Each locality is assigned a prefix. This creates a 96-bit address space for each locality. RC - Bit 88 to bit 92 of the MSB. This is the log2 of the number of reference counting credits on the GID. Bit 93 is used by the locking scheme for gid_types. Bit 94 is a flag which is set if the credit value is valid. Bit 95 is a flag that is set if a GID's credit count is ever split (e.g. if the GID is ever passed to another locality). - Bit 87 marks the gid such that it will not be stored in any of the AGAS caches. This is used mainly for ids which represent 'one-shot' objects (like promises). identifier - Bit 64 to bit 86 of the MSB, and the entire LSB. The content of these bits depends on the component type of the underlying object. For all user-defined components, these bits contain a unique 88-bit number which is assigned sequentially for each locality. For \a hpx#components#component_enum_type#runtime_support the high 24 bits are zeroed and the low 64 bits hold the LVA of the component.
00000000xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Historically unused address space reserved for future use. xxxxxxxxxxxx0000xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Address space for LVA-encoded GIDs. 00000001xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Prefix of the bootstrap AGAS locality. 00000001000000010000000000000001 Address of the primary_namespace component on the bootstrap AGAS locality. 00000001000000010000000000000002 Address of the component_namespace component on the bootstrap AGAS locality. 00000001000000010000000000000003 Address of the symbol_namespace component on the bootstrap AGAS locality. 00000001000000010000000000000004 Address of the locality_namespace component on the bootstrap AGAS locality.
Note
The layout of the address space is implementation defined, and subject to change. Never write application code that relies on the internal layout of GIDs. AGAS only guarantees that all assigned GIDs will be unique.
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using iterate_types_function_type = hpx::function<void(std::string const&, components::component_type), true>#
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namespace components
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namespace agas