source: trunk/p2p/protocols.tcl @ 1610

Last change on this file since 1610 was 1273, checked in by mmc, 15 years ago

Major reorganization of p2p code, and support for solicit/proffer
messages.

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1# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2#  P2P: protocol initialization and registration
3#
4#  This file contains p2p::init and p2p::connect routines used to
5#  add protocols to Client and Server objects in the p2p system.
6#  New protocols are stored in the various p-*.tcl files.  This
7#  code loads those files, obtains a list of known protocols, and
8#  then registers the latest version of a protocol in a given
9#  Client or Server connection.
10# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
11#  Michael McLennan (mmclennan@purdue.edu)
12# ======================================================================
13#  Copyright (c) 2008  Purdue Research Foundation
14#
15#  See the file "license.terms" for information on usage and
16#  redistribution of this file, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES.
17# ======================================================================
18
19namespace eval p2p { # forward declaration }
20
21namespace eval p2p::protocol {
22    variable name2defn  ;# maps protocol name => body of code defining it
23    variable version    ;# maps protocol name => highest /version number
24    variable _tmpobj    ;# used during init/define calls
25    variable _tmpproto  ;# used during init/define calls
26}
27
28# ======================================================================
29#  USAGE: p2p::protocol::register <name> <code>
30#
31#  Various p-*.tcl files use this to define a particular protocol
32#  called <name>.  Calling p2p::protocol::init adds that protocol to
33#  a particular Handler object.  This is done by executing the <code>,
34#  which invokes a series of "define" operations to define the
35#  protocol handlers.
36# ======================================================================
37proc p2p::protocol::register {name code} {
38    variable name2defn
39    variable version
40
41    # store the code needed for this version for later call to init
42    if {[info exists name2defn($name)]} {
43        error "protocol \"$name\" already exists"
44    }
45    set name2defn($name) $code
46
47    # extract the version number from the protocol and save the highest num
48    if {![regexp {(.+)/([0-9]+)$} $name match root vnum]} {
49        set root $name
50        set vnum 1
51    }
52    if {![info exists version($root)] || $vnum > $version($root)} {
53        set version($root) $vnum
54    }
55}
56
57# ======================================================================
58#  USAGE: p2p::protocol::init <handlerObj> <protocol>
59#
60#  Adds all protocol versions matching the <protocol> root name to
61#  the given <handlerObj> object.  For example, the <protocol> might
62#  be "a->b", and this routine will add "a->b/1", "a->b/2", etc.
63#  Returns the highest version of the protocol added to the object.
64# ======================================================================
65proc p2p::protocol::init {obj protocol} {
66    variable name2defn
67    variable version
68    variable _tmpobj
69    variable _tmpproto
70
71    # trim off any version number included in the protocol name
72    regexp {(.+)/[0-9]+$} $protocol match protocol
73
74    set plist $protocol
75    eval lappend plist [array names name2defn $protocol/*]
76    set _tmpobj $obj  ;# used via "define" statements in "catch" below
77
78    set added 0
79    foreach name $plist {
80        if {[info exists name2defn($name)]} {
81            $obj protocol $name
82            $obj define $name exception {message} {
83                log error "ERROR from client:  $message"
84            }
85
86            # define the rest of the protocol as registered earlier
87            set _tmpproto $name  ;# used via "define" statements below
88            if {[catch $name2defn($name) err]} {
89                error $err "$err\n    (while adding protocol $name to $obj)"
90            }
91            incr added
92        }
93    }
94
95    if {$added == 0} {
96        error "can't find protocol definition matching \"$protocol\""
97    }
98    return $version($protocol)
99}
100
101# ======================================================================
102#  USAGE: p2p::protocol::define <name> <args> <body>
103#
104#  This gets called implicitly by the bodies of code invoked in the
105#  p2p::protocol::init statements above.  Code bodies should contain
106#  a series of "define" statements, and this is the "define" that
107#  gets invoked, which passes the call onto the _tmpobj where the
108#  protocol is being installed.
109# ======================================================================
110proc p2p::protocol::define {args} {
111    variable _tmpobj
112    variable _tmpproto
113    eval $_tmpobj define $_tmpproto $args
114}
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