Release blockio-0.1.0.0

app/Database/LSMTree/Demo.hs

@@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ import qualified System.FS.API as FS
 import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.API as FS
 import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.IO as FS
 import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.Sim as FSSim
-import qualified System.FS.IO as FS
 import qualified System.FS.Sim.MockFS as FSSim
 import           System.IO.Unsafe (unsafePerformIO)
 
@@ -151,8 +150,7 @@ demo = do
           print' (fmap getValue os)
 
   do
-    let hasFS = FS.ioHasFS (FS.MountPoint "")
-    FS.withIOHasBlockIO hasFS FS.defaultIOCtxParams $ \hasBlockIO -> do
+    FS.withIOHasBlockIO (FS.MountPoint "") FS.defaultIOCtxParams $ \hasFS hasBlockIO -> do
       simpleAction hasFS hasBlockIO
       pause -- [16]
 

bench/macro/lsm-tree-bench-lookups.hs

@@ -310,11 +310,10 @@ totalNumEntriesSanityCheck l1 runSizes =
 withFS ::
      (FS.HasFS IO FS.HandleIO -> FS.HasBlockIO IO FS.HandleIO -> IO a)
   -> IO a
-withFS action = do
-    let hfs = FS.ioHasFS (FS.MountPoint "_bench_lookups")
-    exists <- FS.doesDirectoryExist hfs (FS.mkFsPath [""])
-    unless exists $ error ("_bench_lookups directory does not exist")
-    FS.withIOHasBlockIO hfs FS.defaultIOCtxParams $ \hbio ->
+withFS action =
+    FS.withIOHasBlockIO (FS.MountPoint "_bench_lookups") FS.defaultIOCtxParams $ \hfs hbio -> do
+      exists <- FS.doesDirectoryExist hfs (FS.mkFsPath [""])
+      unless exists $ error ("_bench_lookups directory does not exist")
       action hfs hbio
 
 -- | Input environment for benchmarking lookup functions.

bench/macro/utxo-bench.hs

@@ -63,9 +63,7 @@ import qualified Options.Applicative as O
 import           Prelude hiding (lookup)
 import qualified System.Clock as Clock
 import qualified System.FS.API as FS
-import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.API as FS
 import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.IO as FsIO
-import qualified System.FS.IO as FsIO
 import           System.IO
 import           System.Mem (performMajorGC)
 import qualified System.Random as Random
@@ -438,17 +436,8 @@ doSetup gopts opts = do
     void $ timed_ $ doSetup' gopts opts
 
 doSetup' :: GlobalOpts -> SetupOpts -> IO ()
-doSetup' gopts opts = do
-    let mountPoint :: FS.MountPoint
-        mountPoint = FS.MountPoint (rootDir gopts)
-
-    let hasFS :: FS.HasFS IO FsIO.HandleIO
-        hasFS = FsIO.ioHasFS mountPoint
-
-    hasBlockIO <- FsIO.ioHasBlockIO hasFS FS.defaultIOCtxParams
-
-    let name = LSM.toSnapshotName ("bench_" ++ show (initialSize gopts))
-
+doSetup' gopts opts =
+    FsIO.withIOHasBlockIO mountPoint FsIO.defaultIOCtxParams $ \hasFS hasBlockIO ->
     LSM.withOpenSession (mkTracer gopts) hasFS hasBlockIO benchSalt (FS.mkFsPath []) $ \session -> do
         tbl <- LSM.newTableWith @IO @K @V @B (mkTableConfigSetup gopts opts benchTableConfig) session
 
@@ -462,6 +451,12 @@ doSetup' gopts opts = do
                 ]
 
         LSM.saveSnapshot name label tbl
+  where
+    mountPoint :: FS.MountPoint
+    mountPoint = FS.MountPoint (rootDir gopts)
+
+    name = LSM.toSnapshotName ("bench_" ++ show (initialSize gopts))
+
 
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 -- dry-run
@@ -600,17 +595,8 @@ toOperations lookups inserts = (batch1, batch2)
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 doRun :: GlobalOpts -> RunOpts -> IO ()
-doRun gopts opts = do
-    let mountPoint :: FS.MountPoint
-        mountPoint = FS.MountPoint (rootDir gopts)
-
-    let hasFS :: FS.HasFS IO FsIO.HandleIO
-        hasFS = FsIO.ioHasFS mountPoint
-
-    hasBlockIO <- FsIO.ioHasBlockIO hasFS FS.defaultIOCtxParams
-
-    let name = LSM.toSnapshotName "bench"
-
+doRun gopts opts =
+    FsIO.withIOHasBlockIO mountPoint FsIO.defaultIOCtxParams $ \hasFS hasBlockIO ->
     LSM.withOpenSession (mkTracer gopts) hasFS hasBlockIO benchSalt (FS.mkFsPath []) $ \session ->
       withLatencyHandle $ \h -> do
         -- open snapshot
@@ -652,6 +638,11 @@ doRun gopts opts = do
 
         let ops = batchCount opts * batchSize opts
         printf "Operations per second: %7.01f ops/sec\n" (fromIntegral ops / time)
+  where
+    mountPoint :: FS.MountPoint
+    mountPoint = FS.MountPoint (rootDir gopts)
+
+    name = LSM.toSnapshotName ("bench_" ++ show (initialSize gopts))
 
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 -- sequential

bench/micro/Bench/Database/LSMTree.hs

@@ -433,8 +433,7 @@ mkFiles ::
 mkFiles = do
     sysTmpDir <- getCanonicalTemporaryDirectory
     benchTmpDir <- createTempDirectory sysTmpDir "full"
-    let hfs = FS.ioHasFS (FS.MountPoint benchTmpDir)
-    hbio <- FS.ioHasBlockIO hfs FS.defaultIOCtxParams
+    (hfs, hbio) <- FS.ioHasBlockIO (FS.MountPoint benchTmpDir) FS.defaultIOCtxParams
     pure (benchTmpDir, hfs, hbio)
 
 cleanupFiles ::

bench/micro/Bench/Database/LSMTree/Internal/Lookup.hs

@@ -191,8 +191,7 @@ lookupsInBatchesEnv Config {..} = do
     sysTmpDir <- getCanonicalTemporaryDirectory
     benchTmpDir <- createTempDirectory sysTmpDir "lookupsInBatchesEnv"
     (storedKeys, lookupKeys) <- lookupsEnv (mkStdGen 17) nentries npos nneg
-    let hasFS = FS.ioHasFS (FS.MountPoint benchTmpDir)
-    hasBlockIO <- FS.ioHasBlockIO hasFS (fromMaybe FS.defaultIOCtxParams ioctxps)
+    (hasFS, hasBlockIO) <- FS.ioHasBlockIO (FS.MountPoint benchTmpDir) (fromMaybe FS.defaultIOCtxParams ioctxps)
     wbblobs <- WBB.new hasFS (FS.mkFsPath ["0.wbblobs"])
     wb <- WB.fromMap <$> traverse (traverse (WBB.addBlob hasFS wbblobs)) storedKeys
     let fsps = RunFsPaths (FS.mkFsPath []) (RunNumber 0)

bench/micro/Bench/Database/LSMTree/Internal/Merge.hs

@@ -373,8 +373,7 @@ mergeEnv ::
 mergeEnv config = do
     sysTmpDir <- getCanonicalTemporaryDirectory
     benchTmpDir <- createTempDirectory sysTmpDir "mergeEnv"
-    let hasFS = FS.ioHasFS (FS.MountPoint benchTmpDir)
-    hasBlockIO <- FS.ioHasBlockIO hasFS FS.defaultIOCtxParams
+    (hasFS, hasBlockIO) <- FS.ioHasBlockIO (FS.MountPoint benchTmpDir) FS.defaultIOCtxParams
     runs <- randomRuns hasFS hasBlockIO config (mkStdGen 17)
     pure (benchTmpDir, hasFS, hasBlockIO, runs)
 

blockio/README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,49 @@
 # blockio
 
-This packages defines an abstract interface for batched, asynchronous I\/O,
-for use with the abstract interface for file system I\/O defined by the
-[fs-api](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/fs-api) package.
+Perform batches of disk I/O operations. Performing batches of disk I/O can lead
+to performance improvements over performing each disk I/O operation
+individually. Performing batches of disk I/O *concurrently* can lead to an even
+bigger performance improvement depending on the implementation of batched I/O.
 
-The /sim/ sub-library of this package defines /simulated/ batched, asynchronous I\/O
-for use with the [fs-sim](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/fs-sim) package.
+The batched I/O functionality in the library is separated into an *abstract
+interface* and *implementations* of that abstract interface. The advantage of
+programming against an abstract interface is that code can be agnostic to the
+implementation of the interface, allowing implementations to be freely swapped
+out. The library provides multiple implementations of batched I/O:
+platform-dependent implementations using the *real* file system (using
+asynchronous I/O), and a simulated implementation for testing purposes.
+
+See the `System.FS.BlockIO` module for an example of how to use the library.
+
+On Linux systems the *real* implementation is backed by
+[blockio-uring](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/blockio-uring), a library
+for asynchronous I/O that achieves good performance when performing batches
+concurrently. On Windows and MacOS systems the *real* implementation currently
+simply performs each I/O operation sequentially, which should achieve about the
+same performance as using non-batched I/O, but the library could be extended
+with asynchronous I/O implementations for Windows and MacOS as well. The
+simulated implementation also performs each I/O operation sequentially.
+
+As mentioned before, the batched I/O functionality is separated into an
+*abstract interface* and *implementations* of that abstract interface. The
+advantage of programming against an abstract interface is that code can be
+agnostic to the implementation of the interface. For example, we could run code
+in production using the real file system, but we could also run the same code in
+a testing environment using a simulated file system. We could even switch from a
+default implementation to a more performant implementation in production if the
+performant implementation is available. Lastly, the abstract interface allows us
+to program against the file system in a uniform manner across different
+platforms, i.e., operating systems.
+
+The `blockio` library defines the abstract interface for batched I/O. The
+library is an extension of the
+[fs-api](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/fs-api) library, which defines an
+abstract interface for (basic) file system I/O. Both `blockio` and `fs-api`
+provide an implementation of their interfaces using the real file system in
+`IO`.
+
+The `blockio:sim` sub-library defines an implementation of the abstract
+interface from `blockio` that *simulates* batched I/O. This sub-library is an
+extension of the [fs-sim](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/fs-sim) library,
+which defines an implementation of the abstract interface from `fs-api` that
+simulates (basic) file system I/O.

blockio/blockio.cabal

@@ -1,14 +1,23 @@
 cabal-version:   3.4
 name:            blockio
 version:         0.1.0.0
-synopsis:        Abstract interface for batched, asynchronous I/O
+synopsis:        Perform batches of disk I/O operations.
 description:
-  This packages defines an abstract interface for batched, asynchronous I\/O,
-  for use with the abstract interface for file system I\/O defined by the
-  [fs-api](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/fs-api) package.
-
-  The /sim/ sub-library of this package defines /simulated/ batched, asynchronous I\/O
-  for use with the [fs-sim](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/fs-sim) package.
+  Perform batches of disk I\/O operations. Performing batches of disk I\/O can
+  lead to performance improvements over performing each disk I\/O operation
+  individually. Performing batches of disk I\/O /concurrently/ can lead to an
+  even bigger performance improvement depending on the implementation of batched
+  I\/O.
+
+  The batched I\/O functionality in the library is separated into an /abstract/
+  /interface/ and /implementations/ of that abstract interface. The advantage of
+  programming against an abstract interface is that code can be agnostic to the
+  implementation of the interface, allowing implementations to be freely swapped
+  out. The library provides multiple implementations of batched I\/O:
+  platform-dependent implementations using the /real/ file system (with
+  asynchronous I\/O), and a simulated implementation for testing purposes.
+
+  See the "System.FS.BlockIO" module for an example of how to use the library.
 
 license:         Apache-2.0
 license-files:
@@ -18,7 +27,7 @@ license-files:
 author:
   Duncan Coutts, Joris Dral, Matthias Heinzel, Wolfgang Jeltsch, Wen Kokke, and Alex Washburn
 
-maintainer:      TODO: MAINTAINER EMAIL
+maintainer:      [email protected]
 copyright:
   (c) 2023 Input Output Global, Inc. (IOG)
   (c) 2023-2025 INTERSECT
@@ -33,13 +42,11 @@ source-repository head
   location: https://github.com/IntersectMBO/lsm-tree
   subdir:   blockio
 
--- TODO: this tag obviously does not exist yet because the package has not
--- been published
 source-repository this
   type:     git
   location: https://github.com/IntersectMBO/lsm-tree
-  tag:      blockio-0.1.0.0
   subdir:   blockio
+  tag:      blockio-0.1.0.0
 
 common warnings
   ghc-options:
@@ -67,8 +74,13 @@ library
   import:          language, warnings
   hs-source-dirs:  src
   exposed-modules:
+    System.FS.BlockIO
     System.FS.BlockIO.API
     System.FS.BlockIO.IO
+    System.FS.BlockIO.Serial.Internal
+
+  other-modules:
+    System.FS.BlockIO.IO.Internal
     System.FS.BlockIO.Serial
 
   build-depends:
@@ -113,7 +125,7 @@ test-suite test
     , bytestring
     , fs-api
     , primitive
-    , QuickCheck        ^>=2.15.0.1
+    , QuickCheck        >=2.15.0.1
     , tasty
     , tasty-hunit
     , tasty-quickcheck
@@ -128,12 +140,12 @@ library sim
   hs-source-dirs:  src-sim
   exposed-modules: System.FS.BlockIO.Sim
   build-depends:
-    , base                   >=4.16      && <4.22
+    , base                   >=4.16  && <4.22
     , blockio
-    , bytestring             ^>=0.11.4.0 || ^>=0.12.1.0
+    , bytestring             ^>=0.11 || ^>=0.12
     , fs-api                 ^>=0.4
     , fs-sim                 ^>=0.4
-    , io-classes             ^>=1.6      || ^>=1.7      || ^>=1.8.0.1
+    , io-classes             ^>=1.6  || ^>=1.7  || ^>=1.8.0.1
     , io-classes:strict-stm
     , primitive              ^>=0.9
 

blockio/src-linux/System/FS/BlockIO/Async.hs

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ import           System.FS.API (BufferOffset (..), FsErrorPath, FsPath,
 import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.API as API
 import           System.FS.BlockIO.API (IOOp (..), IOResult (..), LockMode,
                      ioopHandle)
+import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.IO.Internal as IOI
 import           System.FS.IO (HandleIO)
 import           System.FS.IO.Handle
 import qualified System.IO.BlockIO as I
@@ -32,7 +33,7 @@ asyncHasBlockIO ::
   -> (FsPath -> IO ())
   -> (FsPath -> FsPath -> IO ())
   -> HasFS IO HandleIO
-  -> API.IOCtxParams
+  -> IOI.IOCtxParams
   -> IO (API.HasBlockIO IO HandleIO)
 asyncHasBlockIO hSetNoCache hAdvise hAllocate tryLockFile hSynchronise synchroniseDirectory createHardLink hasFS ctxParams = do
   ctx <- I.initIOCtx (ctxParamsConv ctxParams)
@@ -48,8 +49,8 @@ asyncHasBlockIO hSetNoCache hAdvise hAllocate tryLockFile hSynchronise synchroni
     , API.createHardLink
     }
 
-ctxParamsConv :: API.IOCtxParams -> I.IOCtxParams
-ctxParamsConv API.IOCtxParams{API.ioctxBatchSizeLimit, API.ioctxConcurrencyLimit} =
+ctxParamsConv :: IOI.IOCtxParams -> I.IOCtxParams
+ctxParamsConv IOI.IOCtxParams{IOI.ioctxBatchSizeLimit, IOI.ioctxConcurrencyLimit} =
     I.IOCtxParams {
         I.ioctxBatchSizeLimit   = ioctxBatchSizeLimit
       , I.ioctxConcurrencyLimit = ioctxConcurrencyLimit
@@ -72,7 +73,7 @@ submitIO hasFS ioctx ioops = do
         -- the exception might change between versions of @blockio-uring@.
         -- Nonetheless, it's better than nothing.
         if isResourceVanishedError e && ioe_location e == "IOCtx closed"
-          then throwIO (API.mkClosedError (SomeHasFS hasFS) "submitIO")
+          then throwIO (IOI.mkClosedError (SomeHasFS hasFS) "submitIO")
           else throwIO e
 
     rethrowErrno ::

blockio/src-linux/System/FS/BlockIO/Internal.hs

@@ -6,9 +6,8 @@ module System.FS.BlockIO.Internal (
 
 import qualified System.FS.API as FS
 import           System.FS.API (FsPath, Handle (..), HasFS)
-import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.API as FS
-import           System.FS.BlockIO.API (Advice (..), FileOffset, HasBlockIO,
-                     IOCtxParams)
+import           System.FS.BlockIO.API (Advice (..), FileOffset, HasBlockIO)
+import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.IO.Internal as IOI
 import           System.FS.IO (HandleIO)
 import qualified System.FS.IO.Handle as FS
 import qualified System.Posix.Fcntl as Fcntl
@@ -23,29 +22,29 @@ import qualified System.FS.BlockIO.Async as Async
 
 ioHasBlockIO ::
      HasFS IO HandleIO
-  -> IOCtxParams
+  -> IOI.IOCtxParams
   -> IO (HasBlockIO IO HandleIO)
 #if SERIALBLOCKIO
 ioHasBlockIO hfs _params =
     Serial.serialHasBlockIO
       hSetNoCache
       hAdvise
       hAllocate
-      (FS.tryLockFileIO hfs)
+      (IOI.tryLockFileIO hfs)
       hSynchronise
       (synchroniseDirectory hfs)
-      (FS.createHardLinkIO hfs Unix.createLink)
+      (IOI.createHardLinkIO hfs Unix.createLink)
       hfs
 #else
 ioHasBlockIO hfs  params =
     Async.asyncHasBlockIO
       hSetNoCache
       hAdvise
       hAllocate
-      (FS.tryLockFileIO hfs)
+      (IOI.tryLockFileIO hfs)
       hSynchronise
       (synchroniseDirectory hfs)
-      (FS.createHardLinkIO hfs Unix.createLink)
+      (IOI.createHardLinkIO hfs Unix.createLink)
       hfs
       params
 #endif