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SubjectRe: [EXT] [RFC 0/2] Serialize timeout handling and done callback.
Hi Arun,

On Mon, May 31, 2021 at 02:06:24AM -0700, Arun Easi wrote:
> Thanks Daniel for the report and your effort here. Agree, this needs to be
> fixed.

Good to hear!

> If you do not mind, can I take this from here? This touches quite a
> number of paths, and I would like to have this go through a full
> regression cycle before this is merged.

Sure, that is what I hoped for. It is an invasive change and this needs
to be properly tested with a few different setups. Something I can't really
do. So I would be glad if you could pick up the patches and fix them up.

> That said, I had some general comments:
>
> 1. I see sp->lock was introduced, but could not locate where it was
> used.

I thought I needed it for serializing the kref operations. The lock
itself is not used in the driver. After re-reading the documentation,
the lock is not necessary as kref_put() is able to serialize the ref
counter inc/dec operation correctly. The lock would only be useful to
serialize the kref_put() with something which runs in the driver
concurrently.

> 2. I did not see a release of lock after a successful kref_put_lock, maybe
> that piece was missed out.

I think you got it right. The lock is not necessary.

> 3. The sp->done should be invoked only once, and I do not see if this is
> taken care of.

qla2x00_sp_release() will only be called when the ref counter gets 0.
This makes sure we only call sp->done() once.

> 4. sp->cmd_sp could be a SCSI IO too, where sp is not allocated
> separately, so qla2x00_sp_release shall not be called for it.

Okay, didn't realize this.

Thanks,
Daniel

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