conn.h

linux下的一款播放器

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#ifdef _MACINTOSH
#pragma once
#endif

#ifndef _conn
#define	_conn

#include "hlxclib/time.h"

#include "hxtypes.h"
#include "hxresult.h"
#include "hxslist.h"
//#include "callback.h"
#include "hxmap.h"		// for CHXMapPtrToPtr class
#include "hxcom.h"
#include "hxengin.h"

struct IHXBuffer;
struct sockaddr_in;

typedef enum _NotificationType
{
    READ_NOTIFICATION	    = 0,
    WRITE_NOTIFICATION	    = 1,
    CONNECT_NOTIFICATION    = 2,
    DNS_NOTIFICATION	    = 3,
    CLOSE_NOTIFICATION	    = 4,
    ACCEPT_NOTIFICATION	    = 5,
    SEND_BUFFER_NOTIFICATION = 6
} NotificationType;

class conn;

class HXAsyncNetCallback
{
public:
    virtual HX_RESULT Func(NotificationType Type, BOOL bSuccess = TRUE, conn* pConn = NULL) = 0;
};

#ifndef HX_INVALID_SOCKET
#define HX_INVALID_SOCKET -1
#endif

#define HX_TCP_SOCKET 1
#define HX_UDP_SOCKET 2

#define MAX_CACHE 10

#if defined(HELIX_CONFIG_LOW_HEAP_STREAMING) && !defined(HELIX_FEATURE_NETWORK_USE_SELECT)
// We want this value to be as small as possible. Dividing by 16 brings us to
// 2048 which seems by trial and error to be optimal.
#define TCP_BUF_SIZE 			(32768>>4)
#else
// This was 32678. I assume it was supposed to be 32768. XXXJHHB
#define TCP_BUF_SIZE 			32768
#endif // HELIX_FEATURE_MIN_HEAP

typedef struct DNR_cache
{
    DNR_cache()
    {
	domainName  = NULL;	// domainName cached
    }

    ~DNR_cache()
    {
	if (domainName)
	{
	    delete [] domainName;
	}
    }

    ULONG32 	addr;				// inet address of domainName
    time_t	cachetime;			// time of caching
    UINT16 	empty;				// cache slot is empty
    char* 	domainName;	// domainName cached
} DNR_cache, *DNR_cache_ptr;

typedef struct _UDP_PACKET
{
    IHXBuffer* pBuffer;
    UINT32	ulAddress;
    UINT16	ulPort;
} UDP_PACKET;

class HXThread;

class conn 
{
public:
	static void		DestructGlobals();

/* 	conn::is_cached searched the cached DNR for host and returns its inet address 
	in  addr and 1 if it was found, or 0 if it was not found */
	static UINT16		is_cached 		(char *host,ULONG32 *addr);

/* 	conn::add_to_cache adds the host and its inet addr to the cache. If the cache is
	full, the oldest entry is replaced with the new entry*/
	static void			add_to_cache 	(char *host,ULONG32 addr);

/* 	conn::remove_from_cache removes the host name from the cache */
	static void			remove_from_cache 	(const char *host);

	static void			clear_cache();

/* 	call init_drivers() to do any platform specific initialization of the network drivers
	before calling any other functions in this class. params is a pointer to an optional
	platform specific structure needed to initialize the drivers. Simply typecast it to
	the correct struct in your platform specific version of init_drivers. The function
	will return HXR_OK if an error occurred otherwise it will return the platform
	specific error */
	
	static HX_RESULT		init_drivers 	(void *params);

/* 	close_drivers() should close any network drivers used by the program
 	NOTE: The program MUST not make any other calls to the network drivers
 	until init_drivers() has been called */

	static	HX_RESULT	close_drivers 	(void *params);

/* 	host_to_ip_str() converts the host name to an ASCII ip address of
	the form "XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX" */

	static 	HX_RESULT 	host_to_ip_str	(char *host, char *ip, UINT32 ulIPBufLen);

/* 	call new_socket() to automatically create the correct platform specific network object.
	The type parameter may be either HX_TCP_SOCKET or HX_UDP_SOCKET. If new_socket() returns 
	NULL, an error occurred and the conn object was not created. Call last_error to get the error */

	static	conn		*new_socket 	    (UINT16 type);

	
	// just for DNS for hostname...
	// is introduced for RTSP...
	virtual HX_RESULT	dns_find_ip_addr (const char * host, UINT16 blocking=0) = 0;
	virtual BOOL		dns_ip_addr_found(BOOL * valid, ULONG32 *addr)	= 0;	

/* 	last_error() returns the last platform specific error that occurred on this socket */
		virtual	HX_RESULT	last_error		(void)		{return mLastError;};

/* 	call done() when you are finsihed with the socket. Done() will close the socket.
	You may reuse the socket by calling init() or connect() or listen() */

	virtual void		done			(void) = 0;
	
	virtual HX_RESULT	init			(UINT32		local_addr,
										 UINT16 	port, 
										 UINT16 	blocking=0) = 0;

	virtual HX_RESULT	listen			(ULONG32	ulLocalAddr,
							 UINT16		port,
							 UINT16 	backlog,
							 UINT16		blocking,
							 ULONG32	ulPlatform) = 0;

	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// NOTE: 96/10/15 Brad
	// This is temporarily windows only, since it is related to
	// some experimental proxy/multicast work and is not yet needed
	// for all the platforms. It is not clear what the cross platform
	// equivilent to the sockaddr is.

#if	defined (_WINDOWS) || defined (_WIN32)
//	virtual HX_RESULT	accept			(ULONG32* pAddr) = 0;

	// we need it for dns_find_ip_addr since async stuff needs a window handle...
	virtual HX_RESULT 	SetWindowHandle(ULONG32 handle) {return HXR_OK;};
#elif	defined (_MACINTOSH)
	/* 
	 * these are mac only - required for setting up
	 * a socket to accept a new incomming connection
	 */ 
 	virtual HX_RESULT	GetEndpoint(REF(void*) pRef) {return HXR_NOTIMPL;}
	virtual HX_RESULT	SetupEndpoint(BOOL bWait) {return HXR_NOTIMPL;}
#endif

	virtual ULONG32	    AddRef	    (void)  = 0;

	virtual ULONG32	    Release	    (void)  = 0;

	virtual HX_RESULT	connect			(const char	*host, 
							 UINT16 	port,
							 UINT16 	blocking=0,
							 ULONG32	ulPlatform=0 ) = 0;
										 
	virtual HX_RESULT	blocking		(void) = 0;
	
	virtual HX_RESULT	nonblocking		(void) = 0;

	
	virtual HX_RESULT	read			(void 		*buf, 
							 UINT16 	*size) = 0;

	virtual HX_RESULT	readfrom		(REF(IHXBuffer*)   pBuffer,
							 REF(UINT32)	    ulAddress,
							 REF(UINT16)	    ulPort) = 0;
	
	virtual HX_RESULT	write			(void 		*buf,
							 UINT16 	*size) = 0;

	virtual HX_RESULT	writeto			(void 		*buf,
							 UINT16 	*len, 
							 ULONG32 	addr,