Hi Marcel, On Fri, Mar 01, 2013, Johan Hedberg wrote: > > > The hdev->transaction_complete is not related to building transactions > > > but for running them. I can move giving the callback to the > > > transaction_run function and thereby remove the need to store it in > > > struct hci_transaction, but the fact remains that it still needs to be > > > copied to the first skb of the transaction (since the moment we start > > > processing the transaction the callback needs to be copied to > > > hdev->transaction_complete). Storing the callback in struct > > > hci_transaction made it easy to copy it to the first skb when > > > hci_transaction_cmd() gets called for the first time on the transaction. > > > > > > So let me repeat, we need the hdev->complete_transaction since the > > > callback could be needed for any individual HCI command that's part of > > > the transaction in case that command fails (since then we stop > > > processing the transaction and call the callback). Because of this the > > > callback needs to be part of the first skb of the transaction. > > > > The way I see this is that if one command of the transaction fails, we > > need to not continue and just discard the rest of the transaction. Why > > not just go through the queue and find the complete callback attached > > with the last skb of transaction. Either that is the last successful > > command, or we had to go and remove the rest of the queue. > > A command that completes it not part of hdev->cmd_q anymore but can be > found in hdev->sent_cmd instead. This means that to find the complete > callback we first need to check for > bt_cb(hdev->sent_cmd)->transaction.complete and if it's NULL start going > through hdev->cmd_q. This is more complicated than just checking for > hdev->transaction_complete, but if you think it's worth not having to > add another hdev member then I'll go with it. > > Another problem is that the control buffer gets lost when doing > skb_clone. This means we have to add a memcpy of the skb->cb after doing > the hdev->sent_cmd = skb_clone(skb) in hci_cmd_work. Thinking a bit more about this we should probably be passing the clone to the HCI driver and not the original skb. The skb API documentation talks about doing skb_clone() to retain ownership of the control buffer between different layers and it's quite natural to consider the HCI driver one layer and the HCI core another. I.e. the original skb "belongs" to the HCI core and only the clone should be passed to the HCI driver. This however means that we'll need to pass at least the pkt_type as a separate parameter to hci_send_frame(). Johan -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-bluetooth" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
