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harbour-core/harbour/examples/uhttpd2/socket.c
Przemyslaw Czerpak 2abefe1b3e 2009-07-27 23:43 UTC+0200 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/priv.onet.pl)
* harbour/include/hbstack.h
    + added socket error codes to HB_IOERRORS

  * harbour/include/Makefile
  + harbour/include/hbsocket.ch
  + harbour/include/hbsocket.h
  * harbour/source/rtl/Makefile
  + harbour/source/rtl/hbsocket.c
    + added new BSD socket functions: hb_socket*(). They should be quite
      close to low level C socket interface with few modifications which
      help to hide some platform differences. Unfortunately we do not use
      autoconf so I had to arbitrary set which features are available
      on some platforms. In practice it means that it reduces portability
      to older OS-es, i.e. it should work with current Linux versions
      but it will not without some modifications in macros used to control
      supported features with older Linuxes using kernel 2.2 or 2.0.
      The same can happen with other *nix ports like Darwin, SunOS, HP-UX
      or with different versions of some Windows compilers. I also do not
      know which functionality is available in OS2 GCC ports and I would
      like to ask OS2 users to make tests and disable not working features.
      We also need tests with HP-UX, Darwin and SunOS.
      IP6 support is enabled only in *nixes. If Windows users are interested
      in IP6 then please add support for it. Most of Windows compilers do
      not support standard POSIX functions so I do not want to make it
      myself using unknown for me API without testing.
      In *nix builds PF_UNIX/PF_LOCAL sockets are also supported.
      Support for other socket types can be easy added if someone is
      interested in them.
      The constant values used in hbsocket.ch are equal to original BSD
      socket definitions. If it's necessary then it's possible to enable
      their translation inside hbsocket.c code though I do not think we
      will find such OS.
      The list of hb_socket*() functions was designed to cover all existing
      functionality in hbinet.c and socket.c. Most of functions supports
      timeout parameter what effectively allows to hide direct select()
      usage.
      Please make test with real applications and report any problems
      with hb_inet*() functions you will find.

  * harbour/source/vm/hvm.c
    * minor cleanup

  * harbour/source/rtl/hbi18n1.c
    * cleaned variable name

  * harbour/source/rtl/hbinet.c
  * harbour/examples/uhttpd2/socket.c
  * harbour/contrib/hbssl/hbssl.c
    * updated to use hb_socket*() functions

  * harbour/include/hbextern.ch
    * enabled HB_INET*() functions in DOS builds - they will simply return
      errors

  - harbour/include/hbapinet.h
    - removed old header file

  * harbour/source/pp/ppcore.c
    ! modified ENDTEXT marker to work also with comments in the same line
      It's more closer to Clipper though intentionally we are not fully
      CA-Cl*pper compatible here.
2009-07-27 21:43:31 +00:00

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/*
* $Id$
*/
/*
Function naming:
The intention of this library is to be as close as possible to the original
socket implementation. This supposed to be valid for function names also,
but some of the names are very platform dependent, ex., WSA*() functions.
select() function name is reserved for standard Harbour's function, so,
socket_*() prefix was used:
socket_init() - WSAStartup()
socket_exit() - WSACleanup()
socket_error() - WSALastError()
socket_select() - select()
Finally I renamed all functions to have socket_*() prefix to be more "prefix
compatible" and not to occupy a general function names like send(), bind(),
accept(), listen(), etc.:
socket_create() - socket()
socket_close() - closesocket()
socket_shutdown() - shutdown()
socket_bind() - bind()
socket_listen() - listen()
socket_accept() - accept()
socket_send() - send()
socket_recv() - recv()
socket_recv() - recv()
socket_getsockname() - getsockname()
socket_getpeername() - getpeername()
Types mapping:
SOCKET
UINT_PTR in Windows, let's map it to pointer type, and INVALID_SOCKET value to NIL
struct sockaddr
It is not only IP addresses, also can be IPX, etc. All network-host byte order
conversion should be hidden from Harbour API. So, let's map to:
{ adress_familly, ... }
AF_INET: { AF_INET, cAddr, nPort }
other: { AF_?, cAddressDump }
*/
#include "hbsocket.h"
#include "hbapiitm.h"
static int hb_parnidef( int iParam, int iValue )
{
return HB_ISNUM( iParam ) ? hb_parni( iParam ) : iValue;
}
static HB_SOCKET_T hb_parsocket( int iParam )
{
return HB_ISPOINTER( iParam ) ? ( HB_SOCKET_T ) ( HB_PTRDIFF )
hb_parptr( iParam ) : HB_NO_SOCKET;
}
static void hb_retsocket( HB_SOCKET_T hSocket )
{
if( hSocket == HB_NO_SOCKET )
hb_ret();
else
hb_retptr( ( void* ) ( HB_PTRDIFF ) hSocket );
}
static HB_SOCKET_T hb_itemGetSocket( PHB_ITEM pSocket )
{
if( pSocket && HB_IS_POINTER( pSocket ) )
return ( HB_SOCKET_T ) ( HB_PTRDIFF ) hb_itemGetPtr( pSocket );
else
return HB_NO_SOCKET;
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_INIT )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketInit() );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_EXIT )
{
hb_socketCleanup();
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_ERROR )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketGetError() );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_CREATE )
{
hb_retsocket( hb_socketOpen( hb_parnidef( 1, HB_SOCK_PF_INET ),
hb_parnidef( 2, HB_SOCK_STREAM ),
hb_parnidef( 3, HB_SOCK_IPPROTO_TCP ) ) );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_CLOSE )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketClose( hb_parsocket( 1 ) ) );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_BIND )
{
void * sa;
unsigned len;
if( hb_socketAddrFromItem( &sa, &len, hb_param( 2, HB_IT_ANY ) ) )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketBind( hb_parsocket( 1 ), sa, len ) );
hb_xfree( sa );
}
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_LISTEN )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketListen( hb_parsocket( 1 ), hb_parnidef( 2, 10 ) ) );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_ACCEPT )
{
if( HB_ISBYREF( 2 ) )
{
void * sa;
unsigned len;
PHB_ITEM pItem;
hb_retsocket( hb_socketAccept( hb_parsocket( 1 ), &sa, &len,
HB_ISNUM( 3 ) ? hb_parnint( 3 ) : -1 ) );
pItem = hb_socketAddrToItem( sa, len );
if( pItem )
{
hb_itemParamStoreForward( 2, pItem );
hb_itemRelease( pItem );
}
else
hb_stor( 2 );
if( sa )
hb_xfree( sa );
}
else
hb_retsocket( hb_socketAccept( hb_parsocket( 1 ), NULL, 0,
HB_ISNUM( 3 ) ? hb_parnint( 3 ) : -1 ) );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_SHUTDOWN )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketShutdown( hb_parsocket( 1 ),
hb_parnidef( 2, HB_SOCK_SHUT_RDWR ) ) );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_RECV )
{
char * pBuf;
long len;
len = hb_parni( 3 );
if( len <= 0 )
len = 4096;
pBuf = ( char* ) hb_xgrab( len + 1 );
len = hb_socketRecv( hb_parsocket( 1 ), pBuf, len, hb_parni( 4 ),
HB_ISNUM( 5 ) ? hb_parnint( 5 ) : -1 );
hb_retni( len );
hb_storclen( pBuf, len > 0 ? len : 0, 2 );
hb_xfree( pBuf );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_SEND )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketSend( hb_parsocket( 1 ), hb_parc( 2 ), hb_parclen( 2 ),
hb_parni( 4 ), HB_ISNUM( 5 ) ? hb_parnint( 5 ) : -1 ) );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_GETSOCKNAME )
{
void * sa;
unsigned len;
int iRet;
iRet = hb_socketGetSockName( hb_parsocket( 1 ), &sa, &len );
hb_retni( iRet );
if( HB_ISBYREF( 2 ) )
{
PHB_ITEM pItem = hb_socketAddrToItem( sa, len );
if( pItem )
{
hb_itemParamStoreForward( 2, pItem );
hb_itemRelease( pItem );
}
else
hb_stor( 2 );
}
if( sa )
hb_xfree( sa );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_GETPEERNAME )
{
void * sa;
unsigned len;
int iRet;
iRet = hb_socketGetPeerName( hb_parsocket( 1 ), &sa, &len );
hb_retni( iRet );
if( HB_ISBYREF( 2 ) )
{
PHB_ITEM pItem = hb_socketAddrToItem( sa, len );
if( pItem )
{
hb_itemParamStoreForward( 2, pItem );
hb_itemRelease( pItem );
}
else
hb_stor( 2 );
}
if( sa )
hb_xfree( sa );
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_CONNECT )
{
void * sa;
unsigned len;
if( hb_socketAddrFromItem( &sa, &len, hb_param( 2, HB_IT_ANY ) ) )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketConnect( hb_parsocket( 1 ), sa, len,
HB_ISNUM( 3 ) ? hb_parnint( 3 ) : -1 ) );
hb_xfree( sa );
}
}
HB_FUNC( SOCKET_SELECT )
{
hb_retni( hb_socketSelect( hb_param( 1, HB_IT_ARRAY ), HB_ISBYREF( 1 ),
hb_param( 2, HB_IT_ARRAY ), HB_ISBYREF( 2 ),
hb_param( 3, HB_IT_ARRAY ), HB_ISBYREF( 3 ),
HB_ISNUM( 4 ) ? hb_parnint( 4 ) : -1,
hb_itemGetSocket ) );
}