io_uring: Annotate for ThreadSanitizer, since the ring is serializing access.

This doesn't _suppress_ the warnings, it annotates our memory access pattern
so ThreadSanitizer knows that threads aren't in conflict, since TSan doesn't
know about io_uring's mechanisms.

Fixes #15083.
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Ryan C. Gordon 2026-06-19 13:38:53 -04:00
parent b3f8367134
commit e63b247738
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@ -33,6 +33,23 @@
#include <errno.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <string.h> // for strerror()
#include <dlfcn.h>
// ThreadSanitizer (TSan) doesn't understand that io_uring serializes access to SDL_AsyncIOTask objects,
// so if we see TSan is in use, we explicitly tell it when a thread is releasing or acquiring ownership,
// to avoid false positives.
static void TsanNoOp(void *addr) { /* TSan isn't available, do nothing. */ }
typedef void (*TsanAcquireReleaseFn)(void *addr);
static TsanAcquireReleaseFn TsanAcquire = TsanNoOp;
static TsanAcquireReleaseFn TsanRelease = TsanNoOp;
static void InitTSanAnnotations(void)
{
TsanAcquire = (TsanAcquireReleaseFn) dlsym(RTLD_DEFAULT, "__tsan_acquire");
TsanRelease = (TsanAcquireReleaseFn) dlsym(RTLD_DEFAULT, "__tsan_release");
if (!TsanAcquire || !TsanRelease) {
TsanAcquire = TsanRelease = TsanNoOp;
}
}
static SDL_InitState liburing_init;
@ -190,6 +207,7 @@ static Sint64 liburing_asyncio_size(void *userdata)
// you must hold sqe_lock when calling this!
static bool liburing_asyncioqueue_queue_task(void *userdata, SDL_AsyncIOTask *task)
{
TsanRelease(task); // ThreadSanitizer doesn't know that io_uring is serializing access to `task`, so let it know this thread is done with it.
LibUringAsyncIOQueueData *queuedata = (LibUringAsyncIOQueueData *) userdata;
const int rc = liburing.io_uring_submit(&queuedata->ring);
return (rc < 0) ? liburing_SetError("io_uring_submit", rc) : true;
@ -222,19 +240,20 @@ static void liburing_asyncioqueue_cancel_task(void *userdata, SDL_AsyncIOTask *t
static SDL_AsyncIOTask *ProcessCQE(LibUringAsyncIOQueueData *queuedata, struct io_uring_cqe *cqe)
{
if (!cqe) {
return NULL;
}
SDL_assert(cqe != NULL); // this is always a stack copy.
SDL_AsyncIOTask *task = (SDL_AsyncIOTask *) io_uring_cqe_get_data(cqe);
if (task) { // can be NULL if this was just a wakeup message, a NOP, etc.
TsanAcquire(task); // ThreadSanitizer doesn't know that io_uring is serializing access to `task`, so let it know this thread owns it now.
if (!task->queue) { // We leave `queue` blank to signify this was a task cancellation.
SDL_AsyncIOTask *cancel_task = task;
task = (SDL_AsyncIOTask *) cancel_task->app_userdata;
TsanAcquire(task); // ThreadSanitizer doesn't know that io_uring is serializing access to `task`, so let it know this thread owns it now.
SDL_free(cancel_task);
if (cqe->res >= 0) { // cancel was successful?
task->result = SDL_ASYNCIO_CANCELED;
} else {
TsanRelease(task); // ThreadSanitizer doesn't know that io_uring is serializing access to `task`, so let it know this thread is done with it.
task = NULL; // it already finished or was too far along to cancel, so we'll pick up the actual results later.
}
} else if (cqe->res < 0) {
@ -254,6 +273,7 @@ static SDL_AsyncIOTask *ProcessCQE(LibUringAsyncIOQueueData *queuedata, struct i
if (task && (task->type == SDL_ASYNCIO_TASK_CLOSE) && task->flush) {
task->flush = false;
TsanRelease(task); // ThreadSanitizer doesn't know that io_uring is serializing access to `task`, so let it know this thread is done with it.
task = NULL; // don't return this one, it's a linked task, so it'll arrive in a later CQE.
}
}
@ -521,6 +541,7 @@ static void MaybeInitializeLibUring(void)
if (SDL_ShouldInit(&liburing_init)) {
if (LoadLibUring()) {
SDL_DebugLogBackend("asyncio", "liburing");
InitTSanAnnotations();
CreateAsyncIOQueue = SDL_SYS_CreateAsyncIOQueue_liburing;
QuitAsyncIO = SDL_SYS_QuitAsyncIO_liburing;
AsyncIOFromFile = SDL_SYS_AsyncIOFromFile_liburing;