casynnet.cpp

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#include "hxtypes.h"
#include <windows.h>	//	For Window-isms
#include "hxcom.h"
#include "hxslist.h"
#include "platform/win/sock.h"
#include "platform/win/hxsock.h"   // For Socket related constants and macros
#include "platform/win/casynnet.h"	//	Our definition
#include "hxmap.h"	//	Map object
#include "debugout.h"	//	DEBUGOUTSTR()
#include "hxassert.h"	//	HX_ASSERT()
#include "hxstrutl.h"

#include "hxheap.h"

#ifdef _DEBUG
#undef HX_THIS_FILE		
static const char HX_THIS_FILE[] = __FILE__;
#endif									 

/* Constant Definitions */
#define	WND_CLASS_BASE		"HX_Internal_Sock_Async"
#define	MAX_WND_CLASS_LENGTH	50
#define	OFFSET_THIS		0

/* Class Static Definitions */
BOOL		CAsyncSockN::zm_bClassRegistered    = FALSE;
CAsyncSockN*	CAsyncSockN::zm_pSockNotifiers	    = NULL;

SockGlobals sockGlobals;

/* Class Public Methods */

// Either creates a socket notifier, or returns a pointer
// to the socket notifier that should be used for this instance.
CAsyncSockN *CAsyncSockN::GetCAsyncSockNotifier( HINSTANCE hInst , BOOL Create)
{
    CAsyncSockN*    pThis = 0;

    //	Does our current session already have a net notifier?
    if (!(pThis = FindSockNotifier()) && Create)
    {
	//	No, then create one
	pThis = new CAsyncSockN(hInst);
	if (pThis && !pThis->IsValid())
	{
	    //	If creation failed then delete the pointer
	    delete pThis;
	    pThis = NULL;
	}
	if (pThis)
	{
	    LinkUs(pThis);
	}
    }
    //	return the results of our labor
    return (pThis);
}

//	Our client win_net object calls this method to
//	start an async DNS request.
BOOL CAsyncSockN::DoAsyncDNS( win_net *fpSock, LPCSTR lpHostName, LPSTR pBuff, int cbBuffSize )
{
    //	Preliminary checks
    HX_ASSERT(this);
    HX_ASSERT(fpSock);
    HX_ASSERT(m_hWnd);
    HX_ASSERT(lpHostName && *lpHostName);

    //	Bail on bad input
    if (!this || !fpSock || !lpHostName || !*lpHostName)
    {
	return(FALSE);
    }

    DNS_REQUEST* pDNSRequest = new DNS_REQUEST;
    pDNSRequest->fpSock = fpSock;

    if (lpHostName)
    {
	pDNSRequest->lpHostName = new CHAR[strlen(lpHostName)+1];
	memset(pDNSRequest->lpHostName, 0, strlen(lpHostName)+1);

	strcpy(pDNSRequest->lpHostName, lpHostName); /* Flawfinder: ignore */
    }
    
    pDNSRequest->lpBuffer = pBuff;
    pDNSRequest->cbBufferSize = cbBuffSize;

    sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.AddTail(pDNSRequest);
    
    return ProcessDNSQueue();
}

BOOL CAsyncSockN::ProcessDNSQueue(void)
{
    BOOL	    bResult = TRUE;
    DNS_REQUEST*    pDNSRequest = NULL;
    HANDLE	    hAsyncHandle = NULL;
    int		    nCount = 0;

    if (sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.GetCount())
    {
	if (sockGlobals.m_bWinSock2Suck)
	{
	    nCount = m_ClientHandlesMap->GetCount();

	    if (!nCount)
	    {
		pDNSRequest = (DNS_REQUEST*)sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.GetHead();
	    }
	    else
	    {
		goto cleanup;
	    }
	}
	else
	{
	    pDNSRequest = (DNS_REQUEST*)sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.RemoveHead();
	}

	// Start the async DNS
	hAsyncHandle = sockObj->HXWSAAsyncGetHostByName(m_hWnd, 
							PWM_ASYNC_DNS, 
							pDNSRequest->lpHostName, 
							pDNSRequest->lpBuffer, 
							pDNSRequest->cbBufferSize);

	// Create a mapping from the async handle to the win_net object pointer
	m_ClientHandlesMap->SetAt((void*)hAsyncHandle, pDNSRequest->fpSock);

	// You shouldn't already have an async operation active on this socket!
	HX_ASSERT(pDNSRequest->fpSock->m_hAsyncHandle == NULL);

	// Remember this in case we need to cancel!
	pDNSRequest->fpSock->m_hAsyncHandle = hAsyncHandle;

	// Bump our client count up
	IncrementHandlesClientCount();
    }

cleanup:

    if (!sockGlobals.m_bWinSock2Suck)
    {
	HX_DELETE(pDNSRequest);
    }

    return bResult;
}
   
//	Our client win_net object calls this method to 
//	start receiving async select notifications
//	on a socket.
BOOL CAsyncSockN::DoAsyncSelect(win_net* fpSock)
{
    SOCKET	theSocket;

    //	Preliminary checks
    HX_ASSERT(this);
    HX_ASSERT(fpSock);

    //	Bail on bad input
    if (!this || !fpSock)
    {
	return(FALSE);
    }

    //	Get and verify we have a good socket handle
    theSocket = fpSock->get_sock();
    HX_ASSERT(theSocket != INVALID_SOCKET);

    //	Request async Notifications on the socket
    long lEvent = (FD_CONNECT | FD_READ | FD_CLOSE) ;
#ifndef HELIX_FEATURE_NETWORK_USE_SELECT
    lEvent |= (FD_WRITE | FD_ACCEPT);
#endif
    sockObj->HXWSAAsyncSelect(theSocket, m_hWnd, PWM_ASYNC_SELECT, lEvent);

    //	Create a mapping from socket handle to win_net object pointer
    m_ClientSocketsMap->SetAt((void*)theSocket, fpSock);

    //	Bump our client count up
    IncrementSocketsClientCount();
    return (TRUE);
}

//	Our client win_net object calls this method to 
//	stop receiving async select notifications
//	on a socket.
BOOL CAsyncSockN::CancelSelect(win_net* fpSock)
{
    SOCKET	    theSocket;
    DNS_REQUEST*    pDNSRequest = NULL;
    LISTPOSITION    lPos;

    //	Preliminary checks
    HX_ASSERT(this);
    HX_ASSERT(fpSock);

    //	Bail on bad input
    if (!this || !fpSock)
    {
	return(FALSE);
    }

    m_bInCancelMode = TRUE;

    // If we haven't returned from an Asyn operation like GetHostByName
    // then we need to tell Winsock to cancel the opertation!
    HANDLE hAsyncHandle = fpSock->m_hAsyncHandle;
    if (hAsyncHandle)
    {
	sockObj->HXWSACancelAsyncRequest(hAsyncHandle);
	fpSock->m_hAsyncHandle = NULL;

	// If we've canceled the async DNS is done, 
	// then we can forget the Async handle
	if (m_ClientHandlesMap->RemoveKey((void*)hAsyncHandle))
	{
	    DecrementHandlesClientCount();
	}
    }

    if (sockGlobals.m_bWinSock2Suck)
    {
	lPos = sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.GetHeadPosition();

	while (lPos)
	{
	    pDNSRequest = (DNS_REQUEST *)sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.GetAt(lPos);

	    if (pDNSRequest->fpSock == fpSock)
	    {
		sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.RemoveAt(lPos);
		HX_DELETE(pDNSRequest);
		break;
	    }

	    sockGlobals.m_DNSQueue.GetNext(lPos);
	}
    }

    //	Get and verify we have a good socket handle
    theSocket = fpSock->get_sock();
    
//    HX_ASSERT(theSocket != INVALID_SOCKET);
    /* This may actually happen since we do not check for CONN_CLOSED
     * condition in win_net any more
     */
    if (theSocket == INVALID_SOCKET)
    {
	m_bInCancelMode = FALSE;
	return FALSE;
    }

    //	Turn off async Notifications on the socket
    sockObj->HXWSAAsyncSelect(theSocket, m_hWnd, 0, 0);

    // According to the Winsock help, just cause we cancel
    // the notifications, doesn't mean we still won't get notified
    // of something that has already been posted to our window,
    // so... let's flush our message queue...
    //
    // HACK ATTACK: Notice that both of these message pumps
    // are needed. If you run a debug build or a retail build
    // on some machines without the two message pumps, you
    // won't have any trouble. But on some machines having only
    // this last message pump will cause a GPF.
    MSG msg;
    while (m_hWnd && PeekMessage(&msg, m_hWnd,0,0,PM_REMOVE))
    {
	// This will remove any messages!
	HX_TRACE("There's a message that would've go you!!\r\n");

	if(msg.message == WM_QUIT) 
	{   
	    // When peeking WM_QUIT message in the main thread of an application 
	    // we have to put it back into message queue to allow the application 
	    // to exit correctly. SB
	    PostQuitMessage(0);
	    break;
	}
	else
	{
	    // Even though we want them removed, we also want to act on them.
	    DispatchMessage(&msg);
	}
    }

    if (m_ClientSocketsMap)
    {
	//	Delete the mapping from socket handle to win_net object pointer
	if (m_ClientSocketsMap->RemoveKey((void*)theSocket))
	{
	    //	Decrement our client count and conditionally
	    //	delete ourselves.
	    DecrementSocketsClientCount();
	}
    }

    m_bInCancelMode = FALSE;

    // check to see if we are in use
    CheckClients();
    return (TRUE);
}


/*
 *	Private Class Methods
 */

//	Static method
//	Computes a session id that should be thread unique
//	In Win32 we have a thread ID
//	In Win16 we have the task (single threaded)
ULONG32 CAsyncSockN::GetSession()
{
#if defined( _WIN32 )
	return (GetCurrentThreadId());
#else
	return ((ULONG32)(LPSTR)GetCurrentTask());
#endif
}

//	Hidden Constructor, called by GetAsyncNotifier() if there
//	is no Socket Notifier for the current session
CAsyncSockN::CAsyncSockN(HINSTANCE hInst)
    : m_hWnd(NULL)
    , m_bValid(FALSE)
    , m_hInst(hInst)
    , m_cbNumHandlesClients(0)
    , m_cbNumSocketsClients(0)
    , m_bInCancelMode(FALSE)
    , m_pNextNotifier(0)
{
    //	Validate input
    HX_ASSERT(this);
    // assert( hInst );
    if (!this)
    {
	return;
    }