#ifndef _BLURB_
#define _BLURB_
/*

            Coda: an Experimental Distributed File System
                             Release 3.1

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SOME  OF  WHICH MAY HAVE SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES.  CARNEGIE MELLON ALLOWS
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DISCLAIMS  ANY  LIABILITY  OF  ANY  KIND  FOR  ANY  DAMAGES WHATSOEVER
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static char *rcsid = "$Header: cfs_opstats.h,v 3.2.2.1 95/10/11 10:03:31 raiff Exp $";
#endif /*_BLURB_*/

/*
 * operation stats: what the minicache can intercept that
 * *isn't* seen by venus.  These stats are kept to augment
 * the stats maintained by the Volume-Session mechanism.
 */

/* vfsops:
 *          mount: not currently bounced to Venus
 *          umount: nope
 *          root: only first call, rest is cached.
 *          statfs: none (bogus)
 *          sync: none (bogus)
 *          vget: all
 */

#define CFS_MOUNT_STATS  0
#define CFS_UMOUNT_STATS 1
#define CFS_ROOT_STATS   2
#define CFS_STATFS_STATS 3
#define CFS_SYNC_STATS   4
#define CFS_VGET_STATS   5
#define CFS_VFSOPS_SIZE  6

/* vnodeops:
 *            open: all to venus
 *            close: all to venus
 *            rdrw: bogus.  Maybe redirected to UFS.
 *                          May call open/close for internal opens/closes
 *                          (Does exec not call open?)
 *            ioctl: causes a lookupname
 *                   passes through
 *            select: can't get there from here.
 *            getattr: can be satsified by cache
 *            setattr: all go through
 *            access: can be satisfied by cache
 *            readlink: can be satisfied by cache
 *            fsync: passes through
 *            inactive: passes through
 *            lookup: can be satisfied by cache
 *            create: passes through
 *            remove: passes through
 *            link: passes through
 *            rename: passes through
 *            mkdir: passes through
 *            rmdir: passes through
 *            symlink: passes through
 *            readdir: may be redirected to UFS
 *                     may cause an "internal" open/close
 */

#define CFS_OPEN_STATS     0
#define CFS_CLOSE_STATS    1
#define CFS_RDWR_STATS     2
#define CFS_IOCTL_STATS    3
#define CFS_SELECT_STATS   4
#define CFS_GETATTR_STATS  5
#define CFS_SETATTR_STATS  6
#define CFS_ACCESS_STATS   7
#define CFS_READLINK_STATS 8
#define CFS_FSYNC_STATS    9
#define CFS_INACTIVE_STATS 10
#define CFS_LOOKUP_STATS   11
#define CFS_CREATE_STATS   12
#define CFS_REMOVE_STATS   13
#define CFS_LINK_STATS     14
#define CFS_RENAME_STATS   15
#define CFS_MKDIR_STATS    16
#define CFS_RMDIR_STATS    17
#define CFS_SYMLINK_STATS  18
#define CFS_READDIR_STATS  19
#define CFS_VNODEOPS_SIZE  20


/*
 * I propose the following structres:
 */


struct cfs_op_stats {
    int opcode;       /* vfs opcode */
    long entries;     /* number of times call attempted */
    long sat_intrn;   /* number of times call satisfied by cache */
    long unsat_intrn; /* number of times call failed in cache, but
                         was not bounced to venus proper. */
    long gen_intrn;   /* number of times call generated internally */
                      /* (do we need that?) */
};


/*
 * With each call to the minicache, we'll bump the counters whenver
 * a call is satisfied internally (through the cache or through a
 * redirect), and whenever an operation is caused internally.
 * Then, we can add the total operations caught by the minicache
 * to the world-wide totals, and leave a caveat for the specific
 * graphs later.
 */
