minwin-gcc-5-2/libjava/classpath/native/jni/java-nio/javanio.h

/* javanio.h -- reference implementation of native functions.
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#ifndef __JAVANIO_H__
#define __JAVANIO_H__

#include <sys/time.h>

/**
 * This header defines functions that are called by our JNI reference
 * implementation of java.nio.*. In our reference implementation, these
 * functions map exactly to their counterparts in POSIX; in implementations
 * that can't use these functions directly (such as systems that use user-land
 * threads, and thus can't call blocking system calls directly) can provide
 * their own implementations suitable for their system.
 */

/**
 * This macro is used in all function prototypes below; if any additional
 * keywords need to be added to a prototype, declare them in this macro.
 */
#define CPNIO_EXPORT static inline

/**
 * Read bytes from the given file descriptor into the given memory address, which
 * has sufficient space for NBYTES bytes.
 *
 * \param fd     The file descriptor to read from.
 * \param buf    The memory address to read bytes into.
 * \param nbytes The number of bytes available to store in BUF.
 * \return The number of bytes read, possibly zero, on success; return -1 on failure,
 *  and set ERRNO to an appropriate value.
 * \see read(2)
 *
 * Allowed errno values:
 *   [EBADF]   If FD is not a valid file descriptor, or is not open for reading.
 *   [EFAULT]  If BUF points outside the process's address space.
 *   [EIO]     An I/O error occurrs.
 *   [EINTR]   If the read is interrupted by a signal.
 *   [EINVAL]  If FD is negative.
 *   [EAGAIN]  If FD was marked for non-blocking I/O, and no data were ready to
 *             be read.
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT ssize_t cpnio_read (int fd, void *buf, size_t nbytes);

/*
 * Read bytes from a file descriptor into a sequence of IO buffers.
 *
 * The iovec structure is defined as:
 *
 *   struct iovec {
 *     char   *iov_base;
 *     size_t  iov_len;
 *   };
 *
 * The call to _cp_readv should do a scattering read, where for each struct iovec
 * in the supplied list, up to IOV_LEN bytes are read into IOV_BASE. The function
 * returns the total number of bytes read into all supplied buffers.
 *
 * \param fd     The file descriptor.
 * \param iov    A pointer to the head of a list of iovec structures.
 * \param iovcnt The number of iovec structures pointed to by IOV.
 * \return The total number of bytes read accross all buffers, possibly zero. On
 *  error, -1 is returned and ERRNO is set.
 * \see readv(2)
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values include all of those listed for _cp_read, as well as the
 * following:
 *   [EINVAL] If IOVCNT overflows the maximum number of iovec structures
 *            this platform supports (usually 16), if any IOV_LEN value
 *            is negative, or if the sum of all IOV_LEN values is too
 *            large to be stored in a ssize_t (usually a 32-bit integer).
 *   [EFAULT] If part of IOV points outside the process's address space.
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT ssize_t cpnio_readv (int fd, const struct iovec *iov, int iovcnt);

/*
 * Write NBYTES bytes from BUF to the file descriptor FD, returning the number
 * of bytes successfully written.
 *
 * \param fd     The file descriptor.
 * \param buf    A pointer to the bytes to write.
 * \param nbytes The maximum number of bytes to write.
 * \return The number of bytes written to the file descriptor, possibly zero. -1
 *  is returned if an error is encountered, and ERRNO will be set.
 * \see write(2)
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values:
 *   [EBADF]   If FD is not a valid file descriptor or is not open for writing.
 *   [EPIPE]   If FD is a pipe, when the other side is disconnected; if FD is a
 *             socket, when the peer is not connected.
 *   [EFBIG]   When FD is a file, and writing to it overflows the process's
 *             or the system's maximim file size.
 *   [EFAULT]  If the buffer to write points outside the process's address
 *             space.
 *   [EINVAL]  If the descriptor FD is negative.
 *   [ENOSPC]  If FD is a file, and there is insufficient space on the
 *             filesystem.
 *   [EDQUOT]  If FD is a file, and the user's disk quota has been exceeded.
 *   [EIO]     If an I/O error occurs.
 *   [EINTR]   If the call is interrupted by a signal.
 *   [EAGAIN]  If FD is in non-blocking mode, and no bytes could be immediately
 *             written.
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT ssize_t cpnio_write (int fd, const void *buf, size_t nbytes);

/*
 * Write data from a sequence of IOVCNT buffers IOV to a file descriptor FD.
 *
 * \param fd     The file descriptor.
 * \param iov    The list of buffers to write.
 * \param iovcnt The number of iovec structures pointed to by IOV.
 * \return The total number of bytes written from the given buffers, possibly
 *   zero. -1 if an error occurs, and ERRNO will be set.
 * \see writev(2)
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values include those mentioned in _cp_write, as well as:
 *  [EDESTADDRREQ]  If the descriptor is a datagram socket, and the peer is
 *                  no longer available.
 *  [EINVAL]        If IOVCNT is out of range, if any IOV_LEN value is
 *                  negative, or if the sum of all IOVCNT IOV_LEN values
 *                  will overflow a ssize_t.
 *  [ENOBUFS]       If the mbuf pool is exhausted (???).
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT ssize_t cpnio_writev (int fd, const struct iovec *iov, size_t iovcnt);

/**
 * Open a new, unbound and unconnected socket.
 *
 * \param domain The socket domain. Implementations need only handle AF_INET.
 * \param type   The socket type; implementations need only handle types
 *  SOCK_STREAM (for streaming sockets) and SOCK_DGRAM (for datagram sockets).
 * \param protocol This should always be 0. It can be ignored.
 * \return A new file descriptor pointing to a newly created socket, or -1 on
 *  error, and ERRNO set.
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values:
 *  [EPROTONOSUPPORT]  If TYPE is unrecognized.
 *  [EMFILE]           If a new file descriptor cannot be allocated, because
 *                     the process's descriptor table is full.
 *  [ENFILE]           Likewise, but when the system table is full.
 *  [EACCES]           If this operation is not allowed.
 *  [ENOBUFS]          If there is not enough buffer space available for the
 *                     new socket.
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT int cpnio_socket (int domain, int type, int protocol);

/**
 * Connect a socket to a remote address.
 *
 * \param fd      The file descriptor of the socket to connect.
 * \param addr    The address to connect to. In practice, this should be
 *                either a `struct sockaddr_in' or a `struct sockaddr_in6'.
 * \param addrlen The size of the address structure passed by ADDR.
 * \return Zero if the connect succeeds. -1 on error, and ERRNO should be set.
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values:
 *  [EBADF]         If FD is not a valid file descriptor.
 *  [ENOTSOCK]      If FD is not a socket descriptor.
 *  [EADDRNOTAVAIL] If ADDR is not available for use to this process.
 *  [EAFNOSUPPORT]  If the address family of ADDR is not supported.
 *  [EISCONN]       If the socket is already connected.
 *  [ETIMEDOUT]     If the connection could not be made in a reasonable
 *                  amount of time.
 *  [ECONNREFUSED]  If the connection attempt was rejected.
 *  [ENETUNREACH]   If the network ADDR is on is unreachable.
 *  [EADDRINUSE]    If the address is already in use.
 *  [EFAULT]        If ADDR points outside the addressable space.
 *  [EINPROGRESS]   If FD is in non-blocking mode, and the connection could
 *                  not be completed immediately.
 *  [EALREADY]      If FD is in non-blocking mode, and a connection attempt
 *                  is still pending.
 *  [EACCESS]       If ADDR is the broadcast address, and the socket option
 *                  SO_BROADCAST is not set.
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT int cpnio_connect (int fd, const struct sockaddr *addr, socklen_t addrlen);

/**
 * Accept an incoming connection on a socket, returning a new socket for
 * the connection, and storing the peer address in ADDR.
 *
 * \param fd      The socket file descriptor.
 * \param addr    The structure to store the peer address in.
 * \param addrlen The size of the data available in ADDR; upon return, the
 *                number of bytes stored in ADDR will be placed here.
 * \return The new socket file descriptor, or -1 on error, and ERRNO set.
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values:
 *  [EBADF]         If FD is not a valid file descriptor.
 *  [ENOTSOCK]      If FD in not a socket descriptor.
 *  [EOPNOTSUPP]    If the socket is not a SOCK_STREAM socket.
 *  [EFAULT]        If ADDR points outside the process's addressable space.
 *  [EWOULDBLOCK]   If the socket is in non-blocking mode, and no connection
 *                  attempt is currently ready.
 *  [EMFILE]        If the process's descriptor table is full.
 *  [ENFILE]        If the system's descriptor table is full.
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT int cpnio_accept (int fd, struct sockaddr *addr, socklen_t *addrlen);

/**
 * Send a datagram to the given address.
 *
 * \param fd    The socket file descriptor.
 * \param msg   A pointer to the message to send.
 * \param len   The size of the message to send.
 * \param flags Flags for sending.
 * \param to    The remote address to send the message to.
 * \param tolen The size of the TO address structure.
 * \return The number of bytes written, possibly zero, on success. Returns
 *  -1 on failure, and sets ERRNO.
 * \see sendto(2)
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values:
 *  [EBADF]
 *  [ENOTSOCK]
 *  [EFAULT]
 *  [EMSGSIZE]
 *  [EAGAIN]
 *  [ENOBUFS]
 *  [EACCES]
 *  [EHOSTUNREACH]
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT ssize_t cpnio_sendto (int fd, const void *msg, size_t len, int flags,
                                   const struct sockaddr *to, socklen_t tolen);

/**
 * Receive a message on a socket, storing the remote host's address in
 * FROM.
 *
 * \param fd      The socket file descriptor.
 * \param buf     The buffer to store received bytes in.
 * \param flags   Flags to control the receive.
 * \param from    Where to store the remote address.
 * \param fromlen Pointer to the size of FROM; on return, it will contain the
 *  size of the structure placed in FROM.
 * \return The number of bytes received on success. -1 on error, and ERRNO will
 *  be set.
 * \see recvfrom(2)
 *
 * Allewed ERRNO values:
 *  [EBADF]    FD is not a valid file descriptor.
 *  [ENOTCONN] If the socket is stream-oriented, and no prior call to
 *             connect(2) was made.
 *  [ENOTSOCK] FD is not a socket.
 *  [EAGAIN]   FD is in non-blocking mode, and no message was
 *             immediately available.
 *  [EINTR]    The system call was interrupted by a signal.
 *  [EFAULT]   BUF, FROM, or FROMLEN lie outside the process's address
 *             space.
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT ssize_t cpnio_recvfrom (int fd, void *buf, size_t len, int flags,
                                     struct sockaddr *from, socklen_t *fromlen);


/**
 * Control file descriptor properties.
 *
 * \param fd  The file descriptor to control.
 * \param cmd The command to execute.
 * \param arg The command argument.
 * \return A value other than -1, specific to CMD. On error, -1 is
 *  returned, and ERRNO is set.
 *
 * Allowed ERRNO values:
 *  FIXME
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT int cpnio_fcntl (int fd, int cmd, long arg);


/**
 * Select from one of the given file descriptor sets a descriptor that
 * is ready for the given operation (read, write, etc.).
 *
 * \param nfds      A value one larger than the largest file
 *                  descriptor.
 * \param readfds   A set of file descriptors to select for
 *                  readability.
 * \param writefds  A set of file descriptors to select for
 *                  writability.
 * \param exceptfds A set of file descriptors to select for
 *                  exceptional conditions.
 * \param tm        The selection timeout.
 * \return The number of file descriptors selected, possibly zero, or
 *                  -1 on error (and with ERRNO set).
 */
CPNIO_EXPORT int cpnio_select (int nfds, fd_set *readfds, fd_set *writefds,
                               fd_set *exceptfds, struct timeval *tm);

/*
 * We include the implementation file here, because our reference
 * implementation is trivial, and the functions are declared extern
 * inline.
 *
 * Implementations that need different implementations of these functions
 * SHOULD remove this line, and compile javanio.c as a separate unit.
 */
#include "javanio.c"

#endif /* __JAVANIO_H__ */