v811_spc009/hardware/google/pixel/rebalance_interrupts/rebalance_interrupts.cpp

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 *
 * rebalance-interrupts:
 *
 * One-shot distribution of unassigned* IRQs to CPU cores.
 * Useful for devices with the ARM-GIC-v3, as the Linux driver will take any
 * interrupt assigned with an all-cores mask and always have it run on core 0.
 *
 * This should be run once, long enough after boot that all drivers have
 * registered their interrupts.
 *
 * This program is configured to spread the load across all the cores in
 * CPUFREQ policy 0.  This is because other cores may be hotplugged in
 * or out, and if hotplugged out the interrupts would be sent to core0 always.
 *
 * It might be wise to avoid core0 so that any later-added IRQs don't overcrowd
 * core 0.
 *
 * Any program that has an actual IRQ related performance constraint should
 * override any settings assigned by this and assign the IRQ to the same
 * core as the code whose performance is impacted by the IRQ.
 *
 */

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <dirent.h>

#include <iostream>
#include <list>
#include <map>
#include <vector>

#define LOG_TAG "rebalance_interrupts"

#include <android-base/file.h>
#include <android-base/format.h>
#include <android-base/logging.h>
#include <android-base/parseint.h>
#include <android-base/strings.h>


#define POLICY0_CORES_PATH "/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/affected_cpus"
#define SYSFS_IRQDIR "/sys/kernel/irq"
#define PROC_IRQDIR "/proc/irq"

using android::base::ParseInt;
using android::base::ParseUint;
using android::base::ReadFileToString;
using android::base::Trim;
using android::base::WriteStringToFile;
using std::list;
using std::map;
using std::pair;
using std::string;
using std::vector;

// Return a vector of strings describing the affected CPUs for cpufreq
// Policy 0.
vector<int> Policy0AffectedCpus() {
  string policy0_cores_unparsed;
  if (!ReadFileToString(POLICY0_CORES_PATH, &policy0_cores_unparsed))
    return vector<int>();
  string policy0_trimmed = android::base::Trim(policy0_cores_unparsed);
  vector<string> cpus_as_string = android::base::Split(policy0_trimmed, " ");

  vector<int> cpus_as_int;
  for (int i = 0; i < cpus_as_string.size(); ++i) {
    int cpu;
    if (!ParseInt(cpus_as_string[i].c_str(), &cpu))
      return vector<int>();
    cpus_as_int.push_back(cpu);
  }
  return cpus_as_int;
}

// Return a vector of strings describing the CPU masks for cpufreq Policy 0.
vector<string> Policy0CpuMasks() {
  vector<int> cpus = Policy0AffectedCpus();
  vector<string> cpu_masks;
  for (int i = 0; i < cpus.size(); ++i)
    cpu_masks.push_back(fmt::format("{0:02x}", 1 << cpus[i]));
  return cpu_masks;
}

// Read the actions for the given irq# from sysfs, and add it to action_to_irq
bool AddEntryToIrqmap(const char* irq,
                      map<string, list<string>>& action_to_irqs) {
  const string irq_base(SYSFS_IRQDIR "/");
  string irq_actions_path = irq_base + irq + "/actions";

  string irq_actions;
  if (!ReadFileToString(irq_actions_path, &irq_actions))
    return false;

  irq_actions = Trim(irq_actions);

  if (irq_actions == "(null)")
    irq_actions = "";

  action_to_irqs[irq_actions].push_back(irq);

  return true;
}

// Get a mapping of driver "action" to IRQ#s for each IRQ# in
// SYSFS_IRQDIR.
bool GetIrqmap(map<string, list<string>>& action_to_irqs) {
  bool some_success = false;
  std::unique_ptr<DIR, decltype(&closedir)> irq_dir(opendir(SYSFS_IRQDIR), closedir);
  if (!irq_dir) {
    PLOG(ERROR) << "opening dir " SYSFS_IRQDIR;
    return false;
  }

  struct dirent* entry;
  while ((entry = readdir(irq_dir.get()))) {

    // If the directory entry isn't a parsable number, skip it.
    // . and .. get skipped here.
    unsigned throwaway;
    if (!ParseUint(entry->d_name, &throwaway))
      continue;

    some_success |= AddEntryToIrqmap(entry->d_name, action_to_irqs);
  }
  return some_success;
}

// Given a map of irq actions -> IRQs,
// find out which ones haven't been assigned and add those to
// rebalance_actions.
void FindUnassignedIrqs(const map<string, list<string>>& action_to_irqs,
                        list<pair<string, list<string>>>& rebalance_actions) {
  for (const auto &action_to_irqs_entry: action_to_irqs) {
    bool rebalance = true;
    for (const auto& irq: action_to_irqs_entry.second) {
      string smp_affinity;
      string proc_path(PROC_IRQDIR "/");
      proc_path += irq + "/smp_affinity";
      ReadFileToString(proc_path, &smp_affinity);
      smp_affinity = Trim(smp_affinity);

      // Try to respect previoulsy set IRQ affinities.
      // On ARM interrupt controllers under Linux, if an IRQ is assigned
      // to more than one core it will only be assigned to the lowest core.
      // Assume any IRQ which is set to more than one core in the lowest four
      // CPUs hasn't been assigned and needs to be rebalanced.
      if (smp_affinity.back() == '0' ||
          smp_affinity.back() == '1' ||
          smp_affinity.back() == '2' ||
          smp_affinity.back() == '4' ||
          smp_affinity.back() == '8') {
        rebalance = false;
      }

      // Treat each unnamed action IRQ as independent.
      if (action_to_irqs_entry.first.empty()) {
        if (rebalance) {
          pair<string, list<string>> empty_action_irq;
          empty_action_irq.first = "";
          empty_action_irq.second.push_back(irq);
          rebalance_actions.push_back(empty_action_irq);
        }
        rebalance = true;
      }
    }
    if (rebalance && !action_to_irqs_entry.first.empty()) {
      rebalance_actions.push_back(std::make_pair(action_to_irqs_entry.first,
                                                 action_to_irqs_entry.second));
    }
  }
}

// Read the file at `path`, Trim whitespace, see if it matches `expected_value`.
// Print the results to stdout.
void ReportIfAffinityUpdated(const std::string expected_value,
                             const std::string path) {
  std::string readback, report;
  ReadFileToString(path, &readback);
  readback = Trim(readback);
  if (readback != expected_value) {
    report += "Unable to set ";
  } else {
    report += "Success setting ";
  }
  report += path;
  report += ": found " + readback + " vs " + expected_value + "\n";
  LOG(DEBUG) << report;
}

// Evenly distribute the IRQ actions across all the Policy0 CPUs.
// Assign all the IRQs of an action to a single CPU core.
bool RebalanceIrqs(const list<pair<string, list<string>>>& action_to_irqs) {
  int mask_index = 0;
  std::vector<std::string> affinity_masks = Policy0CpuMasks();

  if (affinity_masks.empty()) {
    LOG(ERROR) << "Unable to find Policy0 CPUs for IRQ assignment.";
    return false;
  }

  for (const auto &action_to_irq: action_to_irqs) {
    for (const auto& irq: action_to_irq.second) {
      std::string affinity_path(PROC_IRQDIR "/");
      affinity_path += irq + "/smp_affinity";
      WriteStringToFile(affinity_masks[mask_index], affinity_path);
      ReportIfAffinityUpdated(affinity_masks[mask_index], affinity_path);
    }
    mask_index = (mask_index + 1) % affinity_masks.size();
  }
  return true;
}

int main(int /* argc */, char* /* argv */[]) {
  map<string, list<string>> irq_mapping;
  list<pair<string, list<string>>> action_to_irqs;

  // Find the mapping of "irq actions" to IRQs.
  // Each IRQ has an assocatied irq_actions field, showing the actions
  // associated with it.  Multiple IRQs have the same actions.
  // Generate the mapping of actions to IRQs with that action,
  // as these IRQs should all be mapped to the same cores.
  if (!GetIrqmap(irq_mapping)) {
    LOG(ERROR) << "Unable to read IRQ mappings.  Are you root?";
    return 1;
  }

  // Some IRQs are already assigned to a subset of cores, usually for
  // good reason (like some drivers have an IRQ per core, for per-core
  // queues.)  Find the set of IRQs that haven't been mapped to specific
  // cores.
  FindUnassignedIrqs(irq_mapping, action_to_irqs);

  // Distribute the rebalancable IRQs across all cores.
  return RebalanceIrqs(action_to_irqs) ? 0 : 1;
}