/*
 * Copyright (c) 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Stanford University
 * Copyright (c) 1991 Silicon Graphics, Inc.
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 * WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  
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 * IN NO EVENT SHALL STANFORD OR SILICON GRAPHICS BE LIABLE FOR
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 */

#include "dispatcher.h"
#include "rpcbuf.h"
#include "rpcpeer.h"
#include "rpcregistry.h"
#include <stdlib.h>

// Store our parameters for use later since we can't call a derived
// class's virtual function from a base constructor.

RpcPeer::RpcPeer(
    const char* lPath, int lPort
) : IOHandler(),
    _lPath(lPath),
    _lPort(lPort),
    _service(nil),
    _running(false),
    _remote(false),
    _rHost(nil) {}

// Delete our RPC service if we created one.  Free any storage
// allocated by RpcRegistry::find for the remote service's host name.

RpcPeer::~RpcPeer() {
    if (_service) {
	stopListening();
    }
    delete _rHost;
}

// Find the host name and port number registered by the remote RPC
// service and try to open a connection to it.  Unregister the remote
// RPC service to prevent another attempt if the connection could not
// be opened.  If necessary, start up our own RPC service and wait for
// the remote RPC service to contact us.

void RpcPeer::init(const char* rPath) {
    if (_service || _remote) {
	return;
    }

    int rPort;
    _remote = RpcRegistry::find(rPath, _rHost, rPort);

    if (_remote && !createReaderAndWriter(_rHost, rPort)) {
	RpcRegistry::erase(rPath);
	_remote = false;
    }

    if (!_remote) {
	startListening();
    }
}

// Read RPC requests until something tells us to quit the run loop.
// If you're using the InterViews event-reading code, you don't have
// to use this code since that code will also read RPC requests.

void RpcPeer::run() {
    _running = true;
    while (_running) {
	Dispatcher::instance().dispatch();
    }
}

void RpcPeer::quitRunning() {
    _running = false;
}

// Open an RPC service at a port number (zero means any available port
// number).  Store our RPC service's assigned port number in a file to
// allow clients to find our service.  Start listening for connections
// from clients.

void RpcPeer::startListening() {
    _service = new rpcbuf;

    rpcbuf* ok = _service->listen(_lPort);
    _lPort = _service->port();
    if (!ok) {
	abort();
    }

    if (!RpcRegistry::record(_lPath, _lPort)) {
	abort();
    }

    Dispatcher::instance().link(_service->fd(), Dispatcher::ReadMask, this);
}

// Stop listening for connections from clients, unregister our RPC
// service, and delete it.

void RpcPeer::stopListening() {
    Dispatcher::instance().unlink(_service->fd());

    RpcRegistry::erase(_lPath);

    delete _service;
    _service = nil;
}

// Accept a connection from a client.  Ask a derived class to attach a
// reader and a writer which will read RPC requests and send RPC
// requests over the same connection.

int RpcPeer::inputReady(int) {
    int fd;
    rpcbuf* ok = _service->accept(fd);
    if (!ok) {
	abort();
    }

    createReaderAndWriter(fd);
    return 0;
}