linux-kernel - How to locate struct file * from a bio?

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Message-ID: <d66e87630701310634s385db5adwa82e2194188efa81@mail.gmail.com>
Date:	Wed, 31 Jan 2007 09:34:54 -0500
From:	"Eddie Pettis" <pettis.eddie@...il.com>
To:	linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: How to locate struct file * from a bio?

Short question:  Is it possible to locate the struct file * associated
with a bio?  If so, how?

Longer version:  I am working on a project that requires measuring the
popularity of each file in a filesystem.  I have made several attempts
to locate all the file reads by grepping for ->readpage() and
->readpages() calls, but I am still missing several file reads.  I
have not yet looked for file writes.

I *have* been able to catch every bio access, which leads to my
question.   Is it possible to locate the struct file * associated with
a bio?  If so, how?  Efficiency is not my primary issue right now.
I'm mainly concerned with it "just working."

Thanks in advance!

--

Eddie Pettis
Electrical and Computering Engineering
Purdue University
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