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[libasyncio] / asyncio / async_io.hpp

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/**
 * @file
 * @brief simple basic IO handling.
 *
 * @copyright © Copyright 2007-2008 by Intra2net AG
 *
 * Deals with POSIX file descriptors; provides an additional abstraction
 * level above select() or poll() interface.
 * Also provides basic functionality for dealing with timer events.
 */

#ifndef __ASYNC_IO_HPP__
#define __ASYNC_IO_HPP__

#include <string>
#include <list>
#include <set>

#include <asyncio_config.hpp>

#include <asyncio_utils.hpp>

#include <boost/signal.hpp>
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>


namespace AsyncIo
{

using namespace I2n;

using Utils::MilliTime;

/*
 * forward declarations
 */
class Backend;
class IOImplementation;

/*
 * end of forward declarations
 */


/**
 * direction for io operations.
 */
struct Direction
{
    enum _Direction
    {
        unspecified= 0,
        in = 1,
        out = 2,
        both= 3
    } m_direction;

    Direction( _Direction direction = unspecified) : m_direction(direction) {}

    operator _Direction () const { return m_direction; }
}; // eo struct IODirection;



/**
 * base class for time based events (timer events).
 *
 * consists basically of a point in time (when the event should be executed) and a method
 * which will be called when the given time is reached (or passed).
 */
class TimerBase
{
        friend class Backend;
    public:
        TimerBase();
        virtual ~TimerBase();

        bool active() const { return m_active; }

        MilliTime getWhenTime() const {return m_when;}
        MilliTime getRealWhenTime() const;

    protected:

        void setWhenTime(long sec, long msec=0);
        void setWhenTime(const MilliTime& mt);

        void setDeltaWhenTime(long sec, long msec=0);
        void setDeltaWhenTime(const MilliTime& mt);

        void activate(bool _active= true);
        void deactivate() { activate(false); }

        virtual void execute();

    private:
        /// @a true when the event is active.
        bool m_active;
        /// point in time when the event should be executed
        MilliTime m_when;
        /// mark from backend cycle that the event has to be executed.
        bool m_marked;
}; // eo class TimerBase



/**
 * base class for filter classes.
 *
 * filter objects can be "plugged" into IO objects for manipulating the data streams.
 * (for example: one could make a filter which handles the telnet protocol and plug it into a
 * socket io object.)
 *
 * @note filter object can be used only by one io object.
 */
class FilterBase
: virtual public Utils::SharedBase
{
        friend class IOImplementation;
    public:
        typedef boost::shared_ptr< FilterBase > PtrType;
    public:
        FilterBase();
        virtual ~FilterBase() { m_io = NULL; };

    protected:

        virtual std::string filterIncomingData(const std::string& data)= 0;
        virtual std::string filterOutgoingData(const std::string& data)= 0;

        virtual void endOfIncomingData();
        virtual void reset();

    protected:

        void injectIncomingData(const std::string& data);
        void injectOutgoingData(const std::string& data);

    private:
        /// pointer to the io object which uses this filter:
        IOImplementation *m_io;
}; // eo class FilterBase

typedef FilterBase::PtrType FilterBasePtr;


/**
 * identity filter; does nothing with the data (in other words: it's useless ;-) ).
 */
class FilterIdentity : public FilterBase
{
    protected:
        virtual std::string filterIncomingData(const std::string& data) { return data; }
        virtual std::string filterOutgoingData(const std::string& data) { return data; }
}; // eo class FilterIdentity


/**
 * @brief null filter; deletes everything it receives.
 *
 * usefull when output from a subprocess (like stderr) should be ignored...
 */
class FilterNull : public FilterBase
{
    protected:
        virtual std::string filterIncomingData(const std::string& data) { return std::string(); }
        virtual std::string filterOutgoingData(const std::string& data) { return std::string(); }
}; // eo FilterNull


/**
 * the base class of the IO classes.
 *
 * provides the functionality to read from a file desriptor and write to a file descriptor (which can be
 * identical (like for socket io), but also can be different (like pipes from/to a process)).
 * The data stream can be filtered through plugged filter objects which are building a filter chain.
 * Incoming data is filtered forward through the chain; outgoing data is filtered backward through the chain.
 * (So the first filter is the one which modifies the data closest to the connections).
 *
 * @note the functionality is provided in conjunction with the @a Backend class which handles parts of
 * the low level IO.
 *
 * @note this is a base class; it provides most "interesting" functionality in the protected section only.
 * This way, derived classes can decide which of that functionality they want to export in their own public
 * interfaces and which to keep hidden.
 */
class IOImplementation
: public boost::signals::trackable
, virtual public Utils::SharedBase
{
        friend class Backend;
        friend class FilterBase;

    public:

        typedef std::list< FilterBasePtr > FilterChain;

        typedef boost::signal< void() > SignalType;

        typedef boost::shared_ptr< IOImplementation > PtrType;

    public:
        IOImplementation(int read_fd=-1, int write_fd=-1);
        virtual ~IOImplementation();

        virtual void close(Direction direction = Direction::both);

        virtual bool wantRead();
        virtual bool wantWrite();

        virtual bool opened() const;
        virtual bool eof() const;
        virtual bool writable() const;
        virtual bool empty() const;

    protected:

        void addFilter(FilterBasePtr filter);
        void removeFilter(FilterBasePtr);


        void lowSend(const std::string& data);

        std::string::size_type getOutputBufferSize() const { return m_output_buffer.size(); }

        void setWriteFd(int fd);
        void setReadFd(int fd);

        inline int readFd() const
        {
            return m_read_fd;
        }

        inline int writeFd() const
        {
            return m_write_fd;
        }

        inline bool isMarkedForReading() const { return m_marked_for_reading; }
        inline bool isMarkedForWriting() const { return m_marked_for_writing; }


    protected:
        virtual void doRead();
        virtual void doWrite();

        void resetReadMark()  { m_marked_for_reading= false; }
        void resetWriteMark() { m_marked_for_writing= false; }

        void injectIncomingData(FilterBasePtr from_filter, const std::string& _data);
        void injectOutgoingData(FilterBasePtr from_filter, const std::string& _data);

    protected:
        /// last error number
        int m_errno;
        /// the input buffer (i.e. the data read from @a m_read_fd)
        std::string m_input_buffer;

        /// the chain of filter which are applied to the data received are the data which should be send.
        FilterChain m_filter_chain;

        /// signal which is fired when end of file is detected
        SignalType m_signal_eof;
        /// signal which is fired when write is no longer possible
        SignalType m_signal_not_writable;
        /// signal which is fired when new data was read
        SignalType m_signal_read;
        /// signal which is fired when data was written
        SignalType m_signal_write;

        /// end of file (on @a m_read_fd) detected (used additionally when m_read_fd is valid)
        bool m_eof;

        /// unable-to-write (on @a m_write_fd) detected (used additionally when m_write_fd is valid)
        bool m_not_writable;

    private:
        /// the file descriptor to read from (-1 if none is given)
        int m_read_fd;
        /// the file descriptor to write to (-1 if none is given)
        int m_write_fd;
        /// output buffer; contains the data which needs to be written.
        std::string m_output_buffer;

    private:
        /// @a true when data is available to be read
        bool m_marked_for_reading;
        /// @a true when data can be written
        bool m_marked_for_writing;

}; // eo class IOImplementation



/**
 * same as IOImplementation, but makes fd access functions public.
 */
class IOImplementation2 : public IOImplementation
{
        typedef IOImplementation inherited;
    public:
        IOImplementation2(int read_fd=-1, int write_fd=-1) : inherited(read_fd, write_fd) {}

        void setWriteFd(int fd) { inherited::setWriteFd(fd); }
        void setReadFd(int fd)  { inherited::setReadFd(fd); }

        int readFd() const { return inherited::readFd(); }
        int writeFd() const { return inherited::writeFd(); }

}; // eo class IOImplementation2


/**
 * provides sending data and receiving data via a signal.
 *
 * @note the received data is passed as parameter to the signal and no longer stored in the received buffer.
 */
class SimpleIO : public IOImplementation
{
        typedef IOImplementation inherited;
    public:
        SimpleIO(int read_fd=-1, int write_fd=-1);
        virtual ~SimpleIO();

        void sendString(const std::string& data);

        boost::signal<void(const std::string&)> signal_received_string;

    private:

        void slotReceived();
}; // eo class SimpleIO


/**
 * provides sending data and receiving data via a signal.
 *
 * @note the received data is passed as parameter to the signal and no longer stored in the received buffer.
 */
class SimpleIO2 : public IOImplementation2
{
        typedef IOImplementation2 inherited;
    public:
        SimpleIO2(int read_fd=-1, int write_fd=-1);
        virtual ~SimpleIO2();

        void sendString(const std::string& data);

        boost::signal<void(const std::string&)> signal_received_string;

    private:

        void slotReceived();
}; // eo class SimpleIO2


/**
 * provides the backend for io handling.
 *
 * This (singleton) object provides the management of io events. It collects all wishes for reading/writing
 * from the io objects and information from the timer events.
 * It poll()s for the events and distributes them to the objects,
 *
 * The class provides the possibility for executing one io cycle (/step) or to run a backend loop.
 *
 * @note the Backend class needs to be a friend of IOImplementation since it accesses private members
 * of IOImplementation while performing the io cycles.
 */
class Backend
{
    public:
        typedef std::set< int > FdSetType;

    public:

        bool doOneStep(int ms_timeout= -1);
        void run();
        void stop();

    protected:
        Backend();
        Backend(const Backend& other);
        ~Backend();

    protected:

        /// the number of currently active backend loops
        int m_count_active_loops;
        /// the number of pending stop requests (where each one should exit one active backend loop)
        int m_count_stop_requests;

        /// the number of currently active backend cycles(/ steps)
        static int m_count_active_steps;

    public:
        static Backend* getBackend();

    protected:
        /// pointer to the active backend (which is delivered by Backend::getBackend)
        static Backend* g_backend;
}; // eo class Backend



} // eo namespace AsyncIo

#endif