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#ifndef CEPH_CLS_REFCOUNT_CLIENT_H
#define CEPH_CLS_REFCOUNT_CLIENT_H
#include "include/rados/librados_fwd.hpp"
#include "include/types.h"
/*
* refcount objclass
*
* The refcount objclass implements a refcounting scheme that allows having multiple references
* to a single rados object. The canonical way to use it is to add a reference and to remove a
* reference using a specific tag. This way we ensure that refcounting operations are idempotent,
* that is, a single client can only increase/decrease the refcount once using a single tag, so
* any replay of operations (implicit or explicit) is possible.
*
* So, the regular usage would be to create an object, to increase the refcount. Then, when
* wanting to have another reference to it, increase the refcount using a different tag. When
* removing a reference it is required to drop the refcount (using the same tag that was used
* for that reference). When the refcount drops to zero, the object is removed automaticfally.
*
* In order to maintain backwards compatibility with objects that were created without having
* their refcount increased, the implicit_ref was added. Any object that was created without
* having it's refcount increased (explicitly) is having an implicit refcount of 1. Since
* we don't have a tag for this refcount, we consider this tag as a wildcard. So if the refcount
* is being decreased by an unknown tag and we still have one wildcard tag, we'll accept it
* as the relevant tag, and the refcount will be decreased.
*/
void cls_refcount_get(librados::ObjectWriteOperation& op, const string& tag, bool implicit_ref = false);
void cls_refcount_put(librados::ObjectWriteOperation& op, const string& tag, bool implicit_ref = false);
void cls_refcount_set(librados::ObjectWriteOperation& op, list<string>& refs);
int cls_refcount_read(librados::IoCtx& io_ctx, string& oid, list<string> *refs, bool implicit_ref = false);
#endif
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