[libasyncio] / i2ncommon / signalfunc.hpp

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/** @file
 * @brief provides wrapper and tools for signal related stuff.
 *
 *
 * @copyright © Copyright 2007-2008 by Intra2net AG
 * @contact opensource@intra2net.com
 *
 * @bug 
 * Although most stuff should work under most POSIX like systems;
 * some funcs might be very linux related.
 * (But at least we use that lib currently under linux only.)
 */

#ifndef _I2N_SIGNALFUNC_HPP_
#define _I2N_SIGNALFUNC_HPP_

#include <vector>

// with pain in the stomach; the following include was added....:
// (since these includes a lot of #define's... what we usually don't want to have in C++ headers...)
#include <sys/types.h>

extern "C"
{

struct siginfo;

}


namespace I2n
{
namespace SystemTools
{


namespace Detail
{

/**
 * base class for internal implementation classes.
 */
class SObject
{
    public:
        virtual ~SObject() {}
}; // eo class SObject

} // eo namespace Detail

/**
 * @brief representation of system signal.
 *
 * This struct also provides constants for the usual system signals; so it is not necessary to include signal.h
 * for obtaining the constants.
 *
 * Due to an appropriate cast operator instances of the class can be used in all places where
 * a plain signal (i.e. an int) is expected.
 */
struct Signal
{
    static const int VOID;
/// @cond

#define SIG(s) static const int s
    SIG(HUP);   SIG(INT);   SIG(QUIT);  SIG(ILL);   SIG(TRAP);
    SIG(ABRT);  SIG(IOT);   SIG(BUS);   SIG(FPE);   SIG(KILL);
    SIG(USR1);  SIG(SEGV);  SIG(USR2);  SIG(PIPE);  SIG(ALRM);
    SIG(TERM);  SIG(STKFLT); SIG(CLD);  SIG(CHLD);  SIG(CONT);  SIG(STOP);
    SIG(TSTP);  SIG(TTIN);  SIG(TTOU);  SIG(URG);   SIG(XCPU);
    SIG(XFSZ);  SIG(VTALRM); SIG(PROF); SIG(WINCH); SIG(POLL);
    SIG(IO);    SIG(PWR);   SIG(SYS);
#undef SIG

/// @endcond

    static int RT(int num=0);

    int Value;

    Signal(int signal) : Value(signal) {}

    operator int () const { return Value; }
}; // eo struct Signal


/**
 * @brief representation of signal codes.
 *
 * This struct provides constants for signal codes; so it is not necessary to include signal.h
 * for obtaining the constants.
 *
 * Due to an appropriate cast operator instances of the class can be used in all places where
 * a plain signal code (i.e. an int) is expected.
 */
struct SignalCode
{


/// @cond
#define CODE(name) static const int name
    CODE(USER);    CODE(QUEUE); CODE(TIMER); CODE(MESGQ);
    CODE(ASYNCIO);
#undef SIGIO
    CODE(SIGIO);
/// @endcond

    /**
     * @brief contains the codes for signal SIGILL
     */
    struct ILL
    {
        /// @cond
        CODE(ILLOPC); CODE(ILLOPN); CODE(ILLADR); CODE(ILLTRP);
        CODE(PRVOPC); CODE(PRVREG); CODE(COPROC); CODE(BADSTK);
        /// @endcond
    }; // eo struct ILL;


    /**
     * @brief contains the codes for signal SIGFPE
     */
    struct FPE
    {
        /// @cond
        CODE(INTDIV); CODE(INTOVF); CODE(FLTDIV); CODE(FLTOVF);
        CODE(FLTUND); CODE(FLTRES); CODE(FLTINV); CODE(FLTSUB);
        /// @endcond
    }; // eo struct FPE


    /**
     * @brief contains the codes for signal SIGSEGV
     */
    struct SEGV
    {
        /// @cond
        CODE(MAPERR); CODE(ACCERR);
        /// @endcond
    }; // eo struct SEGV


    /**
     * @brief contains the codes for signal SIGBUS
     */
    struct BUS
    {
        /// @cond
        CODE(ADRALN); CODE(ADRERR); CODE(OBJERR);
        /// @endcond
    }; // eo struct BUS


    /**
     * @brief contains the codes for signal SIGTRAP
     */
    struct TRAP
    {
        /// @cond
        CODE(BRKPT); CODE(TRACE);
        /// @endcond
    }; // eo struct TRAP


    /**
     * @brief contains the codes for signal SIGCHLD
     */
    struct CHLD
    {
        /// @cond
        CODE(EXITED); CODE(KILLED); CODE(DUMPED); CODE(TRAPPED);
        CODE(STOPPED); CODE(CONTINUED);
        /// @endcond
    }; // eo struct CHLD


    /**
     * @brief contains the codes for signal SIGPOLL
     */
    struct POLL
    {
        /// @cond
        CODE(IN); CODE(OUT); CODE(MSG); CODE(ERR); CODE(PRI); CODE(HUP);
        /// @endcond
    }; // eo strcut POLL

#undef CODE

    int TheCode;

    SignalCode(int code) : TheCode(code) {}

    operator int () const { return TheCode; }
}; // eo SignalCode




/**
 * @brief helper for blocking a (or some) signal(s) during an operation.
 *
 * This class blocks the given signals when constructed and resets the original block mask
 * when destructed.
 */
class ScopedSignalBlocker
{
    public:
        ScopedSignalBlocker(Signal sig);
        ScopedSignalBlocker(Signal sig1, Signal sig2);
        ScopedSignalBlocker(Signal sig1, Signal sig2, Signal sig3);
        ScopedSignalBlocker(const std::vector<Signal>& sigs);
        virtual ~ScopedSignalBlocker();

    private:
        Detail::SObject* Implementation;

}; // eo class ScopedSignalBlocker




bool install_signal_handler(
    Signal sig,
    void(*handler)(int)
);

bool install_signal_handler(
    Signal sig,
    void(*handler)(int,struct siginfo*,void*)
);

bool ignore_signal(Signal sig);
bool install_default_signal_handler(Signal sig);

bool restore_signal_handler(Signal sig);


bool send_signal( pid_t pid, Signal signal);


} // eo namespace SysTools
} // eo namespace I2n

#endif