/** * @file supervisor.c * @author Ivaylo Ivanov 11777707 * @date 11.01.2018 * * @brief Supervisor program module. * * The supervisor sets up the shared memory and the semaphores and initializes the circular buffer required * for the communication with the generators. It then waits for the generators to write solutions to the * circular buffer. * The supervisor program takes no arguments. * Once initialization is complete, the supervisor reads the solutions from the circular buffer and remembers the best solution so far, i.e. the solution with the least edges. Every time a better solution than the * previous best solution is found, the supervisor writes the new solution to standard output. If a generator * writes a solution with 0 edges to the circular buffer, then the graph is acyclic and the supervisor terminates. Otherwise the supervisor keeps reading results from the circular buffer until it receives a SIGINT * or a SIGTERM signal. * Before terminating, the supervisor notifies all generators that they should terminate as well. This can * be done by setting a variable in the shared memory, which is checked by the generator processes before * writing to the buffer. The supervisor then unlinks all shared resources and exits. * * SYNOPSIS * supervisor * **/ #include "shared/shm.c" #include "shared/sem.c" #include "shared/structs.c" int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { if(argc > 1) { fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: Command takes no arguments"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } /// Open shared memory objects int buffer_shmfd = create_shmfd(BUFFER_SHM_NAME); truncate_shm(buffer_shmfd, BUFF_SIZE); circ_buffer = (buffer_t *)open_shm(buffer_shmfd, sizeof(buffer_t)); /// Open semaphores free_sem = open_sem(FREE_SEM_NAME, BUFF_SIZE); used_sem = open_sem(USED_SEM_NAME, 0); mutex = open_sem(MUTEX_NAME, 1); /// Close and destory semaphores close_sem(free_sem); close_sem(used_sem); close_sem(mutex); destroy_sem(FREE_SEM_NAME); destroy_sem(USED_SEM_NAME); destroy_sem(MUTEX_NAME); /// Close and destroy shared memory objects close_shm(circ_buffer, sizeof(buffer_t)); destroy_shm(BUFFER_SHM_NAME, buffer_shmfd); }