userlibandfileserver/fileserver/sfile/sf_file_cache_defs.h
author Mike Kinghan <mikek@symbian.org>
Tue, 16 Nov 2010 14:39:21 +0000
branchGCC_SURGE
changeset 303 9b85206a602c
parent 90 947f0dc9f7a8
permissions -rw-r--r--
We need a way to pass flags to rombuilds in Raptor via extension flm interfaces, so that the CPP pass of the rom input files can be informed what toolchain we are building with and conditionally include or exclude files depending on whether the toolchain could build them.

// Copyright (c) 2006-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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//
// Initial Contributors:
// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
// Contributors:
//
// Description:
// f32\sfile\sf_file_cache_defs.h
// This file contains default settings for file caching. 
// Some of these settings may be overriden by appropriate entries in the estart.txt file
// Sizes / lengths specified in kilobytes, timeouts in miliseconds
// 
//

/**
 @file
 @internalTechnology
*/


// Global file-cache settings 
const TBool KDefaultGlobalCacheEnabled			= ETrue; 
#ifdef __WINS__
// Reduce impact on S60 emulator memory budget
const TInt KDefaultGlobalCacheSize				= ( 8*1024);	//  8192 K =  8 MBytes - the maximum for all files
#else
const TInt KDefaultGlobalCacheSize				= (32*1024);	// 32768 K = 32 MBytes - the maximum for all files
#endif
// The maximum amount of locked data allowed for all files
const TInt KDefaultGlobalCacheMaxLockedSize	= (1*1024);		// 1 Mb maximum locked data
// Low memory threshold as a percentage of total RAM.
// If the amount of RAM drops below this value, attempts to allocate memory for a file caching will fail
const TInt KDefaultLowMemoryThreshold			= 10;			// 10 % of total RAM

// per-drive file-cache settings. 
const TInt KDefaultFileCacheMaxReadAheadLen	= (128);	// 128K	// NB non-configurable by estart
const TInt KDefaultFileCacheSize				= (256);	// 256K
const TInt KDefaultFairSchedulingLen			= (128);	// 128K


enum {EFileCacheFlagOff, EFileCacheFlagEnabled, EFileCacheFlagOn};

// default drive cache settings - these may be overridden by estart.txt settings or file open mode 

const TInt KDefaultFileCacheRead				= EFileCacheFlagEnabled;
const TInt KDefaultFileCacheReadAhead			= EFileCacheFlagOn;		// NB only enabled if read caching also enabled
const TInt KDefaultFileCacheWrite				= EFileCacheFlagEnabled;

/**
If set to ETrue, media driver reads on this drive are considered to be asynchronous 
i.e. interrupt driven. This results in read-aheads being issued before completing a client read request.

If set to EFalse, media driver reads on this drive are considered to be synchronous 
i.e. issuing a read-ahead is likely to block any client thread which will normally be running at
lower priority than the media driver's thread. In this case read-aheads only happen during periods 
of inactivity so as to improve latency: this is achieved by lowering the process of the drive thread
if there is only one read-ahead request in the drive thread's queue.
*/
const TInt KDefaultFileCacheReadAsync			= ETrue;
 
// time after which a file will be removed from closed file queue
const TInt KDefaultClosedFileKeepAliveTime = 3000;			// 3,000 ms = 3 seconds

// time after which a file containing dirty data will be flushed
const TInt KDefaultDirtyDataFlushTime = 3000;				// 3,000 ms = 3 seconds