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/*
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** ----- BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK -----
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** GDP: Global Data Plane Support Library
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** From the Ubiquitous Swarm Lab, 490 Cory Hall, U.C. Berkeley.
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**
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** Copyright (c) 2015-2019, Regents of the University of California.
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** All rights reserved.
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** Permission is hereby granted, without written agreement and without
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** license or royalty fees, to use, copy, modify, and distribute this
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** software and its documentation for any purpose, provided that the above
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** copyright notice and the following two paragraphs appear in all copies
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** of this software.
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**
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** IN NO EVENT SHALL REGENTS BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTY FOR DIRECT, INDIRECT,
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** SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOST
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** PROFITS, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE AND ITS DOCUMENTATION,
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** EVEN IF REGENTS HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
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**
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** REGENTS SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
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** LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
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** FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE SOFTWARE AND ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION,
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** IF ANY, PROVIDED HEREUNDER IS PROVIDED "AS IS". REGENTS HAS NO
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** OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE, SUPPORT, UPDATES, ENHANCEMENTS,
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** OR MODIFICATIONS.
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** ----- END LICENSE BLOCK -----
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*/
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/*
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** These headers are not intended for external use.
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*/
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#ifndef _GDP_PRIV_H_
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#define _GDP_PRIV_H_
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#include <ep/ep.h> |
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#include <ep/ep_assert.h> |
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#include <ep/ep_crypto.h> |
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#include <ep/ep_thr.h> |
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#include <event2/buffer.h> |
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#include "gdp.pb-c.h" |
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#if EP_OSCF_USE_VALGRIND
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# include <valgrind/helgrind.h> |
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#else
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# define VALGRIND_HG_CLEAN_MEMORY(a, b)
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#endif
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#ifndef GDP_COMPAT_OLD_LOG_NAMES
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# define GDP_COMPAT_OLD_LOG_NAMES 1 // assume old style SHA(human) names |
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#endif
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#ifndef GDP_COMPAT_OLD_PUBKEYS
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# define GDP_COMPAT_OLD_PUBKEYS 1 // try old public key metadata name |
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#endif
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#ifndef GDP_DEFAULT_CREATION_SERVICE
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//# define GDP_DEFAULT_CREATION_SERVICE "edu.berkeley.eecs.gdp.service.creation"
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#endif
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#ifndef GDP_DEFAULT_DATA_ROOT
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# define GDP_DEFAULT_DATA_ROOT "/var/swarm/gdp" |
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#endif
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typedef struct gdp_chan gdp_chan_t; // should be in gdp_chan.h? |
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typedef uint16_t gdp_seqno_t; // should be in gdp_chan.h? |
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typedef struct gdp_req gdp_req_t; |
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typedef struct gdp_gob gdp_gob_t; |
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typedef struct gdp_gin gdp_gin_t; |
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typedef struct gdp_pdu gdp_pdu_t; // should be in gdp_pdu.h? |
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typedef GdpMessage gdp_msg_t;
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typedef GdpMsgCode gdp_cmd_t;
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typedef struct event_base event_base_t; |
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TAILQ_HEAD(gev_list, gdp_event); |
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#include "gdp_pdu.h" |
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extern EP_THR _GdpIoEventLoopThread;
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extern event_base_t *_GdpIoEventBase; // for all I/O events |
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extern gdp_chan_t *_GdpChannel; // our primary app-level protocol port |
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extern gdp_name_t _GdpMyRoutingName; // source name for PDUs |
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extern int _GdpInitState; // initialization state, see below |
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#define GDP_INIT_NONE 0 // uninitialized |
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#define GDP_INIT_PHASE_0 10 // phase 0 complete |
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#define GDP_INIT_LIB 20 // gdp_init_lib done |
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#define GDP_INIT_COMPLETE 99 // all initialization complete |
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#define GDP_CHECK_INITIALIZED \
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((_GdpInitState >= GDP_INIT_COMPLETE) \ |
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? EP_STAT_OK \ |
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: gdp_init(NULL))
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#ifndef GDP_OPT_EXTENDED_CACHE_CHECK //XXX DEBUG TEMPORARY |
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# define GDP_OPT_EXTENDED_CACHE_CHECK 1 //XXX DEBUG TEMPORARY |
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#endif //XXX DEBUG TEMPORARY |
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#if GDP_OPT_EXTENDED_CACHE_CHECK
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#define IF_LIST_CHECK_OK(list, item, chain, type) \
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type *_x_ ## item; \ |
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if (ep_dbg_test(Dbg, 10)) \ |
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{ \ |
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LIST_FOREACH(_x_ ## item, list, chain) \ |
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{ \ |
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EP_ASSERT_ELSE(_x_ ## item != item, break); \ |
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} \ |
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} \ |
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else \
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_x_ ## item = NULL; \ |
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if (_x_ ## item == NULL) |
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#else
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#define IF_LIST_CHECK_OK(list, item, chain, type) \
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if (true) |
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#endif
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// helper to do sanity checks
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#define GDP_MSG_CHECK(pdu, recovery) \
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EP_ASSERT_ELSE(pdu != NULL, recovery); \
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EP_ASSERT_ELSE(pdu->msg != NULL, recovery);
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// declare the type of the gdp_req linked list (used multiple places)
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LIST_HEAD(req_head, gdp_req); |
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/*
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** Some generic constants
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*/
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// "dump" routine detail parameters (XXX should these be public?)
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#define GDP_PR_PRETTY 0 // suitable for end users |
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#define GDP_PR_BASIC 8 // basic debug information |
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#define GDP_PR_DETAILED 16 // detailed information |
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#define GDP_PR_RECURSE 32 // recurse into substructures |
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// add N to recurse N+1 levels deep
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/*
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** Basic data types
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*/
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// hashes
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//struct gdp_hash
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//{
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// int alg; // hash algorithm to use
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// gdp_buf_t *buf; // the hash value itself
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//};
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gdp_buf_t *_gdp_hash_getbuf(gdp_hash_t *hash); |
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// signatures
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//struct gdp_sig
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//{
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// XXX;
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//};
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gdp_buf_t *_gdp_sig_getbuf(gdp_sig_t *sig); |
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/*
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** Datums
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** These are the underlying data unit that is passed through a GOB.
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**
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** The timestamp here is the database commit timestamp; any sample
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** timestamp must be added by the sensor itself as part of the data.
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**
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** dhash = H(dbuf)
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** datum hash = H(recno || ts || prevhash || dhash)
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** prevhash = hash of previous datum
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*/
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struct gdp_datum
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EP_THR_MUTEX mutex; // locking mutex (mostly for dbuf)
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struct gdp_datum *next; // next in free list |
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uint32_t flags; // see below
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gdp_recno_t recno; // the record number
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EP_TIME_SPEC ts; // commit timestamp
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gdp_buf_t *dbuf; // data buffer
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gdp_sig_t *sig; // signature (may be NULL)
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gdp_hash_t *prevhash; // hash of previous datum
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}; |
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#define GDP_DF_INUSE 0x00000001 // datum is in use |
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#define GDP_DF_GOODSIG 0x00000002 // signature is good |
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#define GDP_DATUM_ISGOOD(datum) \
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((datum) != NULL && \
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(datum)->dbuf != NULL && \
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EP_UT_BITSET(GDP_DF_INUSE, (datum)->flags)) |
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gdp_datum_t *_gdp_datum_new_gob( // generate new datum from GOB
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void);
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gdp_datum_t *gdp_datum_dup( // duplicate a datum
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const gdp_datum_t *datum);
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void _gdp_datum_dump( // dump data record (for debugging) |
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const gdp_datum_t *datum, // message to print |
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FILE *fp); // file to print it to
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gdp_hash_t *_gdp_datum_hash( // compute hash of datum
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gdp_datum_t *datum, |
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gdp_gob_t *gob); // enclosing GOB
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bool _gdp_datum_hash_equal( // check that a hash matches the datum |
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gdp_datum_t *datum, // the datum to check
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gdp_gob_t *gob, // enclosing GOB
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const gdp_hash_t *hash); // the hash to check against |
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EP_STAT _gdp_datum_digest( // add datum to existing digest
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gdp_datum_t *datum, // the datum to include
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EP_CRYPTO_MD *md); // the existing digest
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void _gdp_datum_to_pb( // convert datum to protobuf form |
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const gdp_datum_t *datum,
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GdpMessage *msg, |
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GdpDatum *pb); |
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void _gdp_datum_from_pb( // convert protobuf form to datum |
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gdp_datum_t *datum, |
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const GdpDatum *pb,
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const GdpSignature *sig);
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EP_STAT _gdp_datum_sign( // sign a datum
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gdp_datum_t *datum, // the datum to sign
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gdp_gob_t *gob); // the object storing it
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EP_STAT _gdp_datum_vrfy_gob( // verify a datum signature
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gdp_datum_t *datum, |
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gdp_gob_t *gob); |
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void _gdp_timestamp_from_pb( // convert protobuf form to EP_TIME_SPEC |
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EP_TIME_SPEC *ts, |
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const GdpTimestamp *pbd);
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/*
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** GDP Objects
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**
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** There are two data structures around GOBs.
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** The gdp_gin is an open handle on a GDP Object Instance.
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** Client-side subscriptions are associated with this so
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** that gdp_event_next can deliver the correct information.
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** Read and append filters are also considered "external".
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** It is not used at all by gdplogd.
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** Mostly implemented in gdp_api.c.
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**
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** The gdp_gob is the internal representation of a potentially
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** shared GOB. This is what is in the cache.
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** It has the request list representing
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** server-side subscriptions. It is used both by the
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** GDP library and by gdplogd. Mostly implemented in
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** gdp_gob_ops.c.
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*/
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SLIST_HEAD(gcl_head, gdp_gcl); |
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// application per-open-instance information (unused in gdplogd)
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struct gdp_gin
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{ |
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EP_THR_MUTEX mutex; // lock on this data structure
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gdp_gob_t *gob; // internal GDP object
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SLIST_ENTRY(gdp_gin) |
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next; // chain for freelist
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uint16_t flags; // see below
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gdp_iomode_t iomode; // read only or append only
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void (*closefunc)(gdp_gin_t *);
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// called when this is closed
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EP_STAT (*apndfilter)( // append filter function
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gdp_datum_t *, |
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void *);
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void *apndfpriv; // private data for apndfilter |
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EP_STAT (*readfilter)( // read filter function
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gdp_datum_t *, |
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void *);
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void *readfpriv; // private data for readfilter |
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#define GINF_INUSE 0x0001 // GIN is allocated |
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#define GINF_ISLOCKED 0x0002 // GIN is locked |
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#define GINF_SIG_VRFY 0x0004 // verify returned data if possible |
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#define GINF_SIG_VRFY_REQ 0x0008 // signature verification required |
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// internal GDP object, shared between open instances, used in gdplogd
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struct gdp_gob
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{ |
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EP_THR_MUTEX mutex; // lock on this data structure
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time_t utime; // last time used (seconds only)
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LIST_ENTRY(gdp_gob) ulist; // list sorted by use time
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struct req_head reqs; // list of outstanding requests |
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gdp_name_t name; // the internal name
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gdp_pname_t pname; // printable name (for debugging)
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uint16_t flags; // flag bits, see below
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uint16_t hashalg; // hash algorithm
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int refcnt; // reference counter |
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void (*freefunc)(gdp_gob_t *);
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// called when this is freed
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gdp_recno_t nrecs; // # of records (actually last recno)
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gdp_md_t *gob_md; // metadata
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EP_CRYPTO_MD *sign_ctx; // base digest for signature
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EP_CRYPTO_MD *vrfy_ctx; // base digest for verification
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struct gdp_gob_xtra *x; // for use by gdplogd, gdp-rest |
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// flags for GDP objects
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#define GOBF_INUSE 0x0001 // handle is allocated |
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#define GOBF_ISLOCKED 0x0002 // GOB is locked |
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#define GOBF_DROPPING 0x0004 // handle is being deallocated |
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#define GOBF_INCACHE 0x0008 // handle is in cache |
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#define GOBF_DEFER_FREE 0x0010 // defer actual free until reclaim |
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#define GOBF_KEEPLOCKED 0x0020 // don't unlock in _gdp_gob_decref |
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#define GOBF_PENDING 0x0040 // not yet fully open |
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#define GOBF_SIGNING 0x0080 // we are signing records |
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#define GOBF_VERIFYING 0x0100 // we are verifying records |
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#define GOBF_VRFY_WARN 0x0200 // verification fail is a warning only |
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/*
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** GOB functions
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*/
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// Used to avoid compiler warnings on some versions of gcc ("value computed is
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// not used"). If "inline" doesn't work, use #define _gdp_bool_null(b) (b).
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static inline bool _gdp_bool_null(bool b) { return b; } |
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#define GDP_GOB_ISGOOD(gob) \
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((gob) != NULL && \
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EP_UT_BITSET(GOBF_INUSE, (gob)->flags)) |
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#define GDP_GOB_ASSERT_ISLOCKED(gob) \
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_gdp_bool_null( \ |
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EP_ASSERT(GDP_GOB_ISGOOD(gob)) && \ |
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EP_ASSERT(EP_UT_BITSET(GOBF_ISLOCKED, (gob)->flags)) && \ |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_new( // create new in-mem handle
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gdp_name_t name, |
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gdp_gob_t **gobhp); |
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void _gdp_gob_free( // free in-memory handle |
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gdp_gob_t **gob); // GOB to free
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#define _gdp_gob_lock(g) _gdp_gob_lock_trace(g, __FILE__, __LINE__, #g) |
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#define _gdp_gob_unlock(g) _gdp_gob_unlock_trace(g, __FILE__, __LINE__, #g) |
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#define _gdp_gob_incref(g) _gdp_gob_incref_trace(g, __FILE__, __LINE__, #g) |
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#define _gdp_gob_decref(g, k) _gdp_gob_decref_trace(g, k, __FILE__, __LINE__, #g) |
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void _gdp_gob_lock_trace( // lock the GOB mutex |
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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const char *file, |
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int line,
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const char *id); |
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void _gdp_gob_unlock_trace( // unlock the GOB mutex |
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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const char *file, |
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int line,
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const char *id); |
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gdp_gob_t *_gdp_gob_incref_trace( // increase reference count (trace)
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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const char *file, |
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int line,
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const char *id); |
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void _gdp_gob_decref_trace( // decrease reference count (trace) |
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gdp_gob_t **gobp, |
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bool keeplocked,
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const char *file, |
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int line,
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const char *id); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_newname( // create new name based on metadata
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gdp_gob_t *gob); |
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void _gdp_gob_dump( // dump for debugging |
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const gdp_gob_t *gob, // GOB to print |
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FILE *fp, // where to print it
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int detail, // how much to print |
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int indent); // unused at this time |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_init_vrfy_ctx( // initialize for proof verification
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gdp_gob_t *gob); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_create( // create a new GDP object
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gdp_md_t *gmd, |
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gdp_name_t logdname, |
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gdp_gob_t **pgob); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_open( // open a GOB
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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gdp_cmd_t cmd, |
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gdp_open_info_t *open_info, |
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gdp_chan_t *chan, |
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uint32_t reqflags); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_close( // close a GOB (handle)
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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gdp_chan_t *chan, |
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uint32_t reqflags); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_delete( // delete and close a GOB (handle)
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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gdp_chan_t *chan, |
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uint32_t reqflags); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_read_by_recno( // read GOB record based on datum
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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gdp_recno_t recno, |
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gdp_chan_t *chan, |
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uint32_t reqflags, |
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gdp_datum_t *datum); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_read_by_recno_async( // read asynchronously
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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gdp_gin_t *gin, |
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gdp_recno_t recno, |
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uint32_t nrecs, |
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gdp_event_cbfunc_t cbfunc, |
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void *cbarg,
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gdp_chan_t *chan); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_append_sync( // append a record (gdpd shared)
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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int n_datums,
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gdp_datum_t **datums, |
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gdp_hash_t *prevhash, |
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gdp_chan_t *chan, |
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uint32_t reqflags); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_append_async( // append asynchronously
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gdp_gob_t *gob, |
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gdp_gin_t *gin, |
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int n_datums,
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gdp_datum_t **datums, |
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gdp_hash_t *prevhash, |
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gdp_event_cbfunc_t cbfunc, |
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void *cbarg,
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gdp_chan_t *chan, |
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uint32_t reqflags); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gin_subscribe( // subscribe to data
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gdp_gin_t *gin, |
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gdp_cmd_t cmd, |
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gdp_recno_t start, |
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int32_t numrecs, |
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gdp_sub_qos_t *qos, |
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gdp_event_cbfunc_t cbfunc, |
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void *cbarg);
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EP_STAT _gdp_gin_unsubscribe( // delete subscriptions
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gdp_gin_t *gin, |
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gdp_event_cbfunc_t cbfunc, |
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void *cbarg,
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uint32_t reqflags); |
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EP_STAT _gdp_gob_getmetadata( // retrieve metadata
|
461 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, |
462 |
gdp_md_t **gmdp, |
463 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
464 |
uint32_t reqflags); |
465 |
|
466 |
EP_STAT _gdp_gob_newsegment( // create a new physical segment
|
467 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, |
468 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
469 |
uint32_t reqflags); |
470 |
|
471 |
EP_STAT _gdp_gob_fwd_append( // forward APPEND (replication)
|
472 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, |
473 |
gdp_datum_t *datum, |
474 |
gdp_name_t to_server, |
475 |
gdp_event_cbfunc_t cbfunc, |
476 |
void *cbarg,
|
477 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
478 |
uint32_t reqflags); |
479 |
|
480 |
/*
|
481 |
** GIN functions
|
482 |
*/
|
483 |
|
484 |
#define GDP_GIN_ISGOOD(gin) \
|
485 |
((gin) != NULL && \
|
486 |
EP_UT_BITSET(GOBF_INUSE, (gin)->flags) && \ |
487 |
GDP_GOB_ISGOOD((gin)->gob)) |
488 |
#define GDP_GIN_ASSERT_ISLOCKED(gin) \
|
489 |
_gdp_bool_null( \ |
490 |
EP_ASSERT(GDP_GIN_ISGOOD(gin)) && \ |
491 |
EP_ASSERT(EP_UT_BITSET(GOBF_ISLOCKED, (gin)->flags)) && \ |
492 |
EP_THR_MUTEX_ASSERT_ISLOCKED(&(gin)->mutex) && \ |
493 |
GDP_GOB_ASSERT_ISLOCKED((gin)->gob) \ |
494 |
) |
495 |
#define GDP_GIN_CHECK_RETURN_STAT(gin) \
|
496 |
do \
|
497 |
{ \ |
498 |
if (!EP_ASSERT((gin) != NULL)) \ |
499 |
return GDP_STAT_NULL_GOB; \
|
500 |
if (!EP_ASSERT(EP_UT_BITSET(GOBF_INUSE, (gin)->flags))) \
|
501 |
return GDP_STAT_LOG_NOT_OPEN; \
|
502 |
} while (false) |
503 |
#define GDP_GIN_CHECK_RETURN_NULL(gin) \
|
504 |
do \
|
505 |
{ \ |
506 |
if (!EP_ASSERT((gin) != NULL)) \ |
507 |
return NULL; \ |
508 |
if (!EP_ASSERT(EP_UT_BITSET(GOBF_INUSE, (gin)->flags))) \
|
509 |
return NULL; \ |
510 |
} while (false) |
511 |
|
512 |
gdp_gin_t *_gdp_gin_new( // create new GIN from GOB
|
513 |
gdp_gob_t *gob); |
514 |
|
515 |
void _gdp_gin_free( // free a GIN |
516 |
gdp_gin_t *gin); |
517 |
|
518 |
void _gdp_gin_lock_trace( // lock the GIN mutex |
519 |
gdp_gin_t *gin, |
520 |
const char *file, |
521 |
int line,
|
522 |
const char *id); |
523 |
#define _gdp_gin_lock(g) _gdp_gin_lock_trace(g, __FILE__, __LINE__, #g) |
524 |
|
525 |
void _gdp_gin_unlock_trace( // unlock the GIN mutex |
526 |
gdp_gin_t *gin, |
527 |
const char *file, |
528 |
int line,
|
529 |
const char *id); |
530 |
#define _gdp_gin_unlock(g) _gdp_gin_unlock_trace(g, __FILE__, __LINE__, #g) |
531 |
|
532 |
|
533 |
/*
|
534 |
** GOB cache.
|
535 |
**
|
536 |
** Implemented in gdp/gdp_gob_cache.c.
|
537 |
*/
|
538 |
|
539 |
EP_STAT _gdp_gob_cache_init(void); // initialize cache |
540 |
|
541 |
void _gdp_gob_cache_dump( // print cache (for debugging) |
542 |
int plev,
|
543 |
FILE *fp); |
544 |
|
545 |
typedef EP_STAT gcl_open_func(
|
546 |
gdp_gin_t *gcl, |
547 |
void *open_info);
|
548 |
|
549 |
EP_STAT _gdp_gob_cache_get( // get entry from cache
|
550 |
gdp_name_t gcl_name, |
551 |
uint32_t flags, |
552 |
gdp_gob_t **pgob); |
553 |
|
554 |
#define GGCF_NOCREATE 0 // dummy |
555 |
#define GGCF_CREATE 0x00000001 // create cache entry if non existent |
556 |
#define GGCF_GET_PENDING 0x00000002 // return "pending" entries |
557 |
#define GGCF_PEEK 0x00000004 // don't update cache usage time |
558 |
|
559 |
void _gdp_gob_cache_add( // add entry to cache |
560 |
gdp_gob_t *gob); |
561 |
|
562 |
void _gdp_gob_cache_changename( // update the name of a cached GOB |
563 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, |
564 |
gdp_name_t newname); |
565 |
|
566 |
void _gdp_gob_cache_drop( // drop entry from cache |
567 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, // GOB to drop
|
568 |
bool cleanup); // set if doing cache cleanup |
569 |
|
570 |
void _gdp_gob_cache_reclaim( // flush old entries |
571 |
time_t maxage); |
572 |
|
573 |
void _gdp_gob_cache_shutdown( // immediately shut down cache |
574 |
void (*shutdownfunc)(gdp_req_t *));
|
575 |
|
576 |
void _gdp_gob_touch( // move to front of LRU list |
577 |
gdp_gob_t *gob); |
578 |
|
579 |
void _gdp_gob_cache_foreach( // run over all cached GOBs |
580 |
void (*f)(gdp_gob_t *));
|
581 |
|
582 |
void _gdp_gob_pr_stats( // print (debug) GOB statistics |
583 |
FILE *fp); |
584 |
|
585 |
|
586 |
|
587 |
/*
|
588 |
** GOB Open Information
|
589 |
**
|
590 |
** Passed from application into library to allow for all the
|
591 |
** parameters we didn't think of when we first defined the API.
|
592 |
*/
|
593 |
|
594 |
struct gdp_open_info
|
595 |
{ |
596 |
EP_CRYPTO_KEY *signkey; // signing key
|
597 |
gdp_signkey_cb_t *signkey_cb; // callback to get signing key
|
598 |
void *signkey_udata; // passed to signkey_cb |
599 |
uint32_t flags; // see below
|
600 |
}; |
601 |
|
602 |
// flags values
|
603 |
#define GOIF_KEEP_IN_CACHE 0x00000001 // defer GOB free |
604 |
#define GOIF_VERIFY_PROOF 0x00000002 // when reading, verify datum |
605 |
#define GOIF_NO_SKEY_NONFATAL 0x00000004 // missing secret key not fatal |
606 |
|
607 |
|
608 |
/*
|
609 |
** A Work Request (and associated Response)
|
610 |
**
|
611 |
** A GDP request is packaged up in one of these things and
|
612 |
** submitted. Responses are returned in the same structure.
|
613 |
**
|
614 |
** There are two PDU pointers:
|
615 |
** * cpdu is the PDU with the command. Generally this is
|
616 |
** kept around until the response is read in case you
|
617 |
** need to retransmit the command PDU.
|
618 |
** * rpdu is the PDU with the response.
|
619 |
**
|
620 |
** PDUs have an associated gdp_buf_t to store the actual
|
621 |
** data. That buffer does not have a write callback, so
|
622 |
** it can be used without having any side effects.
|
623 |
**
|
624 |
** The PDU includes the command/response code, the rid,
|
625 |
** the record number, the timestamp, the data buffer,
|
626 |
** and an optional signature buffer.
|
627 |
**
|
628 |
** There can be mulitple requests active on a single GOB at
|
629 |
** any time, but they should have unique rids. Rids can be
|
630 |
** reused if desired once an operation is complete. Note:
|
631 |
** some operations (e.g., subscriptions) can return multiple
|
632 |
** results, but they will have the same rid.
|
633 |
**
|
634 |
** Requests are potentially linked on lists. Every request
|
635 |
** that is active on a channel is linked to that channel
|
636 |
** (with the GDP_REQ_ON_CHAN_LIST flag set); this is so that
|
637 |
** requests can be cleaned up if the channel goes away. At
|
638 |
** this point we try to recover the channel, so this should
|
639 |
** be rare, but that list is also used to find requests that
|
640 |
** need to be timed out.
|
641 |
**
|
642 |
** For active requests --- that is, requests that are either
|
643 |
** waiting for a response (in _gdp_invoke) or represent
|
644 |
** potential points for subscriptions --- are also linked to
|
645 |
** the corresponding GOB, and will have the GDP_REQ_ON_GOB_LIST
|
646 |
** flag set. Subscription listeners also have the
|
647 |
** GDP_REQ_CLT_SUBSCR flag set. GDP_REQ_SRV_SUBSCR is used
|
648 |
** by gdplogd to find the other end of the subscription, i.e,
|
649 |
** subscription data producers.
|
650 |
**
|
651 |
** In both the case of applications and gdplogd, requests may
|
652 |
** get passed between threads. To prevent someone from finding
|
653 |
** a request on one of these lists and using it at the same time
|
654 |
** someone else has it in use, you would like to lock the data
|
655 |
** structure while it is active. But you can't pass a mutex
|
656 |
** between threads. This is a particular problem if subscription
|
657 |
** or multiread data comes in faster than it can be processed;
|
658 |
** since the I/O thread is separate from the processing thread
|
659 |
** things can clobber each other.
|
660 |
**
|
661 |
** We solve this by assigning a state to each request:
|
662 |
**
|
663 |
** FREE means that this request is on the free list. It
|
664 |
** should never appear in any other context.
|
665 |
** ACTIVE means that there is currently an operation taking
|
666 |
** place on the request, and no one other than the owner
|
667 |
** should use it. If you need it, you can wait on the
|
668 |
** condition variable.
|
669 |
** WAITING means that the request has been sent from a client
|
670 |
** to a server but hasn't gotten the response yet. It
|
671 |
** shouldn't be possible for a WAITING request to also
|
672 |
** have an active subscription, but it will be in the GOB
|
673 |
** list.
|
674 |
** IDLE means that the request is not free, but there is no
|
675 |
** operation in process on it. This will generally be
|
676 |
** because it is a subscription that does not have any
|
677 |
** currently active data.
|
678 |
**
|
679 |
** If you want to deliver data to a subscription, you have to
|
680 |
** first make sure the req is in IDLE state, turn it to ACTIVE
|
681 |
** state, and then process it. If it is not in IDLE state you
|
682 |
** sleep on the condition variable and try again.
|
683 |
**
|
684 |
** Passing a request to another thread is basically the same.
|
685 |
** The invariant is that any req being passed between threads
|
686 |
** should always be ACTIVE.
|
687 |
**
|
688 |
** In some cases requests may have pending events. This
|
689 |
** occurs for commands such as SUBSCRIBE or MULTIREAD when
|
690 |
** the first data return appears before the ack for the
|
691 |
** initial command has finished processing. To avoid confusing
|
692 |
** applications you have to defer these events until the app
|
693 |
** knows that the command succeeded. This list is sorted by
|
694 |
** seqno (that is, the sequence number of the PDU as issued
|
695 |
** by the sender). The next expected seqno is stored in
|
696 |
** seqnext.
|
697 |
**
|
698 |
** Implemented in gdp_req.c.
|
699 |
*/
|
700 |
|
701 |
struct gdp_req
|
702 |
{ |
703 |
EP_THR_MUTEX mutex; // lock on this data structure
|
704 |
EP_THR_COND cond; // pthread wakeup condition variable
|
705 |
uint16_t state; // see below
|
706 |
LIST_ENTRY(gdp_req) goblist; // linked list for cache management
|
707 |
LIST_ENTRY(gdp_req) chanlist; // reqs associated with a given channel
|
708 |
gdp_gob_t *gob; // associated GDP Object handle
|
709 |
gdp_pdu_t *cpdu; // PDU for commands
|
710 |
gdp_pdu_t *rpdu; // PDU for ack/nak responses
|
711 |
gdp_chan_t *chan; // the network channel for this req
|
712 |
EP_STAT stat; // status code from last operation
|
713 |
gdp_recno_t nextrec; // next record to return (subscriptions)
|
714 |
int64_t s_results; // number of results sent
|
715 |
int32_t numrecs; // remaining number of records to return
|
716 |
uint32_t flags; // see below
|
717 |
void (*postproc)(struct gdp_req *); |
718 |
// do post processing after ack sent
|
719 |
EP_TIME_SPEC act_ts; // timestamp of last successful activity
|
720 |
EP_TIME_SPEC sub_ts; // time of current subscription lease start
|
721 |
gdp_event_cbfunc_t sub_cbfunc; // callback function (subscribe & async I/O)
|
722 |
void *sub_cbarg; // user-supplied opaque data to cb |
723 |
|
724 |
// these are only of interest in clients, never in gdplogd
|
725 |
gdp_gin_t *gin; // GIN handle (client only, may be NULL)
|
726 |
int64_t r_results; // number of results received so far
|
727 |
struct gev_list events; // pending events (see above) |
728 |
gdp_seqno_t seqnext; // next expected seqno
|
729 |
struct event *ev_to; // event timeout (to scan pending events) |
730 |
}; |
731 |
|
732 |
// states
|
733 |
#define GDP_REQ_FREE 0 // request is free |
734 |
#define GDP_REQ_ACTIVE 1 // currently being processed |
735 |
#define GDP_REQ_WAITING 2 // waiting on cond variable |
736 |
#define GDP_REQ_IDLE 3 // subscription waiting for data |
737 |
|
738 |
// flags
|
739 |
#define GDP_REQ_ASYNCIO 0x00000001 // async I/O operation |
740 |
#define GDP_REQ_DONE 0x00000002 // operation complete |
741 |
#define GDP_REQ_CLT_SUBSCR 0x00000004 // client-side subscription |
742 |
#define GDP_REQ_SRV_SUBSCR 0x00000008 // server-side subscription |
743 |
#define GDP_REQ_PERSIST 0x00000010 // request persists after response |
744 |
#define GDP_REQ_SUBUPGRADE 0x00000020 // can upgrade to subscription |
745 |
#define GDP_REQ_ALLOC_RID 0x00000040 // force allocation of new rid |
746 |
#define GDP_REQ_ON_GOB_LIST 0x00000080 // this is on a GOB list |
747 |
#define GDP_REQ_ON_CHAN_LIST 0x00000100 // this is on a channel list |
748 |
#define GDP_REQ_VRFY_CONTENT 0x00000200 // verify content proof |
749 |
#define GDP_REQ_ROUTEFAIL 0x00000400 // fail immediately on route failure |
750 |
|
751 |
EP_STAT _gdp_req_new( // create new request
|
752 |
gdp_cmd_t cmd, |
753 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, |
754 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
755 |
gdp_pdu_t *pdu, |
756 |
uint32_t flags, |
757 |
gdp_req_t **reqp); |
758 |
|
759 |
void _gdp_req_free( // free old request |
760 |
gdp_req_t **reqp); |
761 |
|
762 |
EP_STAT _gdp_req_lock( // lock a request mutex
|
763 |
gdp_req_t *); |
764 |
|
765 |
void _gdp_req_unlock( // unlock a request mutex |
766 |
gdp_req_t *); |
767 |
|
768 |
gdp_req_t *_gdp_req_find( // find a request in a GOB
|
769 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, gdp_rid_t rid); |
770 |
|
771 |
gdp_rid_t _gdp_rid_new( // create new request id
|
772 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, gdp_chan_t *chan); |
773 |
|
774 |
EP_STAT _gdp_req_send( // send request to daemon (async)
|
775 |
gdp_req_t *req); |
776 |
|
777 |
EP_STAT _gdp_req_unsend( // pull failed request off GOB list
|
778 |
gdp_req_t *req); |
779 |
|
780 |
EP_STAT _gdp_req_dispatch( // do local req processing
|
781 |
gdp_req_t *req, |
782 |
int cmd);
|
783 |
|
784 |
EP_STAT _gdp_invoke( // send request to daemon (sync)
|
785 |
gdp_req_t *req); |
786 |
|
787 |
void _gdp_req_freeall( // free all requests in GOB list |
788 |
gdp_gob_t *gob, |
789 |
gdp_gin_t *gin, |
790 |
void (*shutdownfunc)(gdp_req_t *));
|
791 |
|
792 |
void _gdp_req_dump( // print (debug) request |
793 |
const gdp_req_t *req,
|
794 |
FILE *fp, |
795 |
int detail,
|
796 |
int indent);
|
797 |
|
798 |
void _gdp_req_pr_stats( // print (debug) statistics |
799 |
FILE *fp); |
800 |
|
801 |
EP_STAT _gdp_req_ack_resp( // helper: create ACK response
|
802 |
gdp_req_t *req, // active request
|
803 |
gdp_cmd_t ack_type); // actual ACK command
|
804 |
|
805 |
EP_STAT _gdp_req_nak_resp( // helper: create NAK response
|
806 |
gdp_req_t *req, // active request
|
807 |
gdp_cmd_t nak_type, // actual NAK command
|
808 |
const char *detail, // text detail |
809 |
EP_STAT estat); // status code detail
|
810 |
|
811 |
|
812 |
/*
|
813 |
** Channel and I/O Event support
|
814 |
*/
|
815 |
|
816 |
// extended channel information (passed as channel "cdata")
|
817 |
struct gdp_chan_x
|
818 |
{ |
819 |
struct req_head reqs; // reqs associated with this channel |
820 |
EP_STAT (*connect_cb)( // called on connection established
|
821 |
gdp_chan_t *chan); |
822 |
long adv_intvl; // advertising interval |
823 |
struct event *adv_timer; // re-advertise event (gdplogd only) |
824 |
}; |
825 |
|
826 |
// functions used internally related to channel I/O
|
827 |
EP_STAT _gdp_io_recv( |
828 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
829 |
gdp_name_t src, |
830 |
gdp_name_t dst, |
831 |
gdp_seqno_t seqno, |
832 |
gdp_buf_t *payload_buf, |
833 |
size_t payload_len); |
834 |
|
835 |
EP_STAT _gdp_io_event( |
836 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
837 |
uint32_t flags); |
838 |
|
839 |
// router control information
|
840 |
EP_STAT _gdp_router_event( |
841 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
842 |
gdp_name_t src, |
843 |
gdp_name_t dst, |
844 |
size_t payload_len, |
845 |
EP_STAT estat); |
846 |
|
847 |
// I/O event handling
|
848 |
struct event_loop_info
|
849 |
{ |
850 |
const char *where; |
851 |
}; |
852 |
|
853 |
void *_gdp_run_event_loop(
|
854 |
void *eli_);
|
855 |
|
856 |
void _gdp_stop_event_loop(void); |
857 |
|
858 |
typedef void libevent_event_t( |
859 |
evutil_socket_t sock, |
860 |
short what,
|
861 |
void *cbarg);
|
862 |
|
863 |
void _gdp_evloop_timer_set(
|
864 |
uint32_t timeout, // in timeout usec
|
865 |
libevent_event_t *cbfunc, // ... call cbfunc
|
866 |
void *cbarg, // ... with this arg |
867 |
struct event **pev); // ... stored here |
868 |
|
869 |
void _gdp_evloop_timer_clr(
|
870 |
struct event **pev);
|
871 |
|
872 |
|
873 |
/*
|
874 |
** Protobuf message handling. These are only for the unpacked
|
875 |
** (in memory, unserialized) version; the rest is hidden in
|
876 |
** gdp_pdu.[ch].
|
877 |
*/
|
878 |
|
879 |
gdp_msg_t *_gdp_msg_new( // create new message
|
880 |
gdp_cmd_t cmd, |
881 |
gdp_rid_t rid, |
882 |
gdp_l5seqno_t l5seqno); |
883 |
|
884 |
void _gdp_msg_free( // free a message |
885 |
gdp_msg_t **pmsg); |
886 |
|
887 |
void _gdp_msg_dump( // print a message for debugging |
888 |
const gdp_msg_t *msg,
|
889 |
FILE *fp, |
890 |
int indent);
|
891 |
|
892 |
|
893 |
/*
|
894 |
** Structure used for registering command functions
|
895 |
**
|
896 |
** The names are already known to the GDP library, so this is just
|
897 |
** to bind functions that implement the individual commands.
|
898 |
*/
|
899 |
|
900 |
typedef EP_STAT cmdfunc_t( // per command dispatch entry |
901 |
gdp_req_t *req); // the request to be processed
|
902 |
|
903 |
struct cmdfuncs
|
904 |
{ |
905 |
int cmd; // command number |
906 |
cmdfunc_t *func; // pointer to implementing function
|
907 |
}; |
908 |
|
909 |
void _gdp_register_cmdfuncs(
|
910 |
struct cmdfuncs *);
|
911 |
|
912 |
const char *_gdp_proto_cmd_name( // return printable cmd name |
913 |
uint8_t cmd); |
914 |
|
915 |
#define GDP_RECLAIM_AGE_DEF 300L // default reclaim age (sec) |
916 |
|
917 |
|
918 |
/*
|
919 |
** Advertising.
|
920 |
*/
|
921 |
|
922 |
EP_STAT _gdp_advertise_me( // advertise me only
|
923 |
gdp_chan_t *chan, |
924 |
int cmd,
|
925 |
void *ctx);
|
926 |
|
927 |
/*
|
928 |
** Subscriptions.
|
929 |
*/
|
930 |
|
931 |
#define GDP_SUBSCR_REFRESH_DEF 60L // default refresh interval (sec) |
932 |
#define GDP_SUBSCR_TIMEOUT_DEF 180L // default timeout (sec) |
933 |
|
934 |
extern EP_THR_MUTEX _GdpSubscriptionMutex;
|
935 |
extern struct req_head _GdpSubscriptionRequests; |
936 |
|
937 |
void _gdp_subscr_lost( // subscription disappeared |
938 |
gdp_req_t *req); |
939 |
|
940 |
void _gdp_subscr_poke( // test subscriptions still alive |
941 |
gdp_chan_t *chan); |
942 |
|
943 |
/*
|
944 |
** Initialization and Maintenance.
|
945 |
*/
|
946 |
|
947 |
void _gdp_newname(gdp_name_t gname,
|
948 |
gdp_md_t *gmd); |
949 |
|
950 |
void _gdp_reclaim_resources( // reclaim system resources |
951 |
void *); // unused |
952 |
|
953 |
void _gdp_reclaim_resources_init(
|
954 |
void (*f)(int, short, void *)); |
955 |
|
956 |
void _gdp_dump_state(int plev); |
957 |
|
958 |
gdp_cmd_t _gdp_acknak_from_estat( // produce acknak code from status
|
959 |
EP_STAT estat, // status to evaluate
|
960 |
gdp_cmd_t def); // use this if nothing better...
|
961 |
|
962 |
/*
|
963 |
** Cryptography support
|
964 |
*/
|
965 |
|
966 |
EP_CRYPTO_KEY *_gdp_crypto_skey_read( // read a secret key
|
967 |
const char *searchpath, |
968 |
const char *filename); |
969 |
void _gdp_sign_metadata( // sign the metadata |
970 |
gdp_gin_t *gin); |
971 |
|
972 |
|
973 |
/*
|
974 |
** Orders for lock acquisition
|
975 |
** Lower numbered locks should be acquired before higher numbered locks.
|
976 |
*/
|
977 |
|
978 |
#define GDP_MUTEX_LORDER_GIN 6 |
979 |
#define GDP_MUTEX_LORDER_GOBCACHE 8 |
980 |
#define GDP_MUTEX_LORDER_GOB 10 |
981 |
#define GDP_MUTEX_LORDER_REQ 12 |
982 |
#define GDP_MUTEX_LORDER_CHAN 14 |
983 |
#define GDP_MUTEX_LORDER_DATUM 18 |
984 |
#define GDP_MUTEX_LORDER_LEAF 31 // freelists, etc. |
985 |
|
986 |
|
987 |
/*
|
988 |
** Utility routines
|
989 |
*/
|
990 |
|
991 |
const char *_gdp_pr_indent( // return indenting for debug output |
992 |
int indent);
|
993 |
|
994 |
void _gdp_adm_readparams( // read admin params w/ versioning |
995 |
const char *name); // base of config name |
996 |
|
997 |
EP_STAT _gdp_adm_path_find( // find file in path via getstrparam
|
998 |
const char *dir_param, |
999 |
const char *dir_def, |
1000 |
const char *file_param, |
1001 |
const char *file_def, |
1002 |
char *path_buf,
|
1003 |
size_t path_buf_len); |
1004 |
|
1005 |
void _gdp_show_elapsed( // show elapsed time |
1006 |
const char *func, // function name |
1007 |
gdp_cmd_t cmd, // associated command
|
1008 |
EP_TIME_SPEC *start); // starting time
|
1009 |
|
1010 |
|
1011 |
/*
|
1012 |
** Convenience macros
|
1013 |
*/
|
1014 |
|
1015 |
#define MICROSECONDS * INT64_C(1000) |
1016 |
#define MILLISECONDS * INT64_C(1000000) |
1017 |
#define SECONDS * INT64_C(1000000000) |
1018 |
|
1019 |
|
1020 |
/*
|
1021 |
** Low level support for cracking protocol, computing hashes, etc.
|
1022 |
*/
|
1023 |
|
1024 |
#define PUT8(v) \
|
1025 |
{ \ |
1026 |
*pbp++ = ((v) & 0xff); \
|
1027 |
} |
1028 |
#define PUT16(v) \
|
1029 |
{ \ |
1030 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 8) & 0xff; \ |
1031 |
*pbp++ = ((v) & 0xff); \
|
1032 |
} |
1033 |
#define PUT24(v) \
|
1034 |
{ \ |
1035 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 16) & 0xff; \ |
1036 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 8) & 0xff; \ |
1037 |
*pbp++ = ((v) & 0xff); \
|
1038 |
} |
1039 |
#define PUT32(v) \
|
1040 |
{ \ |
1041 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 24) & 0xff; \ |
1042 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 16) & 0xff; \ |
1043 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 8) & 0xff; \ |
1044 |
*pbp++ = ((v) & 0xff); \
|
1045 |
} |
1046 |
#define PUT48(v) \
|
1047 |
{ \ |
1048 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 40) & 0xff; \ |
1049 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 32) & 0xff; \ |
1050 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 24) & 0xff; \ |
1051 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 16) & 0xff; \ |
1052 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 8) & 0xff; \ |
1053 |
*pbp++ = ((v) & 0xff); \
|
1054 |
} |
1055 |
#define PUT64(v) \
|
1056 |
{ \ |
1057 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 56) & 0xff; \ |
1058 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 48) & 0xff; \ |
1059 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 40) & 0xff; \ |
1060 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 32) & 0xff; \ |
1061 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 24) & 0xff; \ |
1062 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 16) & 0xff; \ |
1063 |
*pbp++ = ((v) >> 8) & 0xff; \ |
1064 |
*pbp++ = ((v) & 0xff); \
|
1065 |
} |
1066 |
|
1067 |
#define GET8(v) \
|
1068 |
{ \ |
1069 |
v = *pbp++; \ |
1070 |
} |
1071 |
#define GET16(v) \
|
1072 |
{ \ |
1073 |
v = *pbp++ << 8; \
|
1074 |
v |= *pbp++; \ |
1075 |
} |
1076 |
#define GET24(v) \
|
1077 |
{ \ |
1078 |
v = *pbp++ << 16; \
|
1079 |
v |= *pbp++ << 8; \
|
1080 |
v |= *pbp++; \ |
1081 |
} |
1082 |
#define GET32(v) \
|
1083 |
{ \ |
1084 |
v = *pbp++ << 24; \
|
1085 |
v |= *pbp++ << 16; \
|
1086 |
v |= *pbp++ << 8; \
|
1087 |
v |= *pbp++; \ |
1088 |
} |
1089 |
#define GET48(v) \
|
1090 |
{ \ |
1091 |
v = ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 40; \
|
1092 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 32; \
|
1093 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 24; \
|
1094 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 16; \
|
1095 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 8; \
|
1096 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++); \ |
1097 |
} |
1098 |
#define GET64(v) \
|
1099 |
{ \ |
1100 |
v = ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 56; \
|
1101 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 48; \
|
1102 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 40; \
|
1103 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 32; \
|
1104 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 24; \
|
1105 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 16; \
|
1106 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++) << 8; \
|
1107 |
v |= ((uint64_t) *pbp++); \ |
1108 |
} |
1109 |
|
1110 |
|
1111 |
#endif // _GDP_PRIV_H_ |