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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE * AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER * LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, * OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN * THE SOFTWARE. */ #ifndef _PASSENGER_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_H_ #define _PASSENGER_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_H_ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include namespace Passenger { using namespace std; using namespace boost; using namespace oxt; #ifndef _PASSENGER_SAFELY_CLOSE_DEFINED_ #define _PASSENGER_SAFELY_CLOSE_DEFINED_ void safelyClose(int fd, bool ignoreErrors = false); #endif /** * Wrapper class around a file descriptor integer, for RAII behavior. * * A FileDescriptor object behaves just like an int, so that you can pass it to * system calls such as read(). It performs reference counting. When the last * copy of a FileDescriptor has been destroyed, the underlying file descriptor * will be automatically closed. In this case, any close() system call errors * are silently ignored. If you are interested in whether the close() system * call succeeded, then you should call FileDescriptor::close(). * * This class is *not* thread-safe. It is safe to call system calls on the * underlying file descriptor from multiple threads, but it's not safe to * call FileDescriptor::close() from multiple threads if all those * FileDescriptor objects point to the same underlying file descriptor. */ class FileDescriptor { private: struct SharedData { int fd; bool autoClose; SharedData(int fd, bool autoClose) { this->fd = fd; this->autoClose = autoClose; } ~SharedData() { if (fd >= 0 && autoClose) { boost::this_thread::disable_syscall_interruption dsi; syscalls::close(fd); P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_CLOSE(fd); } } void close(bool checkErrors = true) { if (fd >= 0) { boost::this_thread::disable_syscall_interruption dsi; int theFd = fd; fd = -1; safelyClose(theFd, !checkErrors); P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_CLOSE(theFd); } } void detach() { fd = -1; } }; /** Shared pointer for reference counting on this file descriptor */ boost::shared_ptr data; /** * Calling FileDescriptor(otherFileDescriptorObject, __FILE__, __LINE__) * is always a mistake, so we declare the corresponding constructor as * private in order to enforce a compiler error. */ FileDescriptor(const FileDescriptor &other, const char *file, unsigned int line, bool autoClose = true) { throw "never reached"; } public: /** * Creates a new empty FileDescriptor instance that has no underlying * file descriptor. * * @post *this == -1 */ FileDescriptor() { } /** * Creates a new FileDescriptor instance that is equal * to the passed file descriptor. * * @post *this == *other */ FileDescriptor(const FileDescriptor &other) = default; /** * Creates a new FileDescriptor instance with the given fd as a handle. * * @post *this == fd */ explicit FileDescriptor(int fd, const char *file, unsigned int line, bool autoClose = true) { if (fd >= 0) { /* Make sure that the 'new' operator doesn't overwrite * errno so that we can write code like this: * * FileDescriptor fd = open(...); * if (fd == -1) { * print_error(errno); * } */ int e = errno; data = boost::make_shared(fd, autoClose); errno = e; if (file != NULL) { P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_OPEN3(fd, file, line); } } } /** * Close the underlying file descriptor. If it was already closed, then * nothing will happen. If there are multiple copies of this FileDescriptor * then the underlying file descriptor will be closed for every one of them. * * @params checkErrors Whether a SystemException should be thrown in case * closing the file descriptor fails. If false, errors * are silently ignored. * @throws SystemException Something went wrong while closing * the file descriptor. Only thrown if * checkErrors is true. * @post *this == -1 */ void close(bool checkErrors = true) { if (data != NULL) { data->close(checkErrors); data.reset(); } } /** * Detach from the underlying file descriptor without closing it. * This FileDescriptor and all copies will no longer affect the * underlying file descriptors. * * @return The underlying file descriptor, or -1 if already closed. * @post *this == -1 */ int detach() { if (data != NULL) { int fd = data->fd; data->detach(); data.reset(); return fd; } else { return -1; } } /** * Overloads the integer cast operator so that it will return the underlying * file descriptor handle as an integer. * * Returns -1 if FileDescriptor::close() was called. */ operator int () const { if (data == NULL) { return -1; } else { return data->fd; } } void assign(int fd, const char *file, unsigned int line) { /* Make sure that the 'new' and 'delete' operators don't * overwrite errno so that we can write code like this: * * FileDescriptor fd; * fd.assign(open(...)); * if (fd == -1) { * print_error(errno); * } */ int e = errno; if (fd >= 0) { data = boost::make_shared(fd, true); if (file != NULL) { P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_OPEN3(fd, file, line); } } else { data.reset(); } errno = e; } FileDescriptor &operator=(const FileDescriptor &other) { /* Make sure that the 'delete' operator implicitly invoked by * boost::shared_ptr doesn't overwrite errno so that we can write code * like this: * * FileDescriptor fd; * fd = other_file_descriptor_object; * if (fd == -1) { * print_error(errno); * } */ int e = errno; data = other.data; errno = e; return *this; } }; /** * A structure containing two FileDescriptor objects. Behaves like a pair * and like a two-element array. */ class FileDescriptorPair: public pair { public: FileDescriptorPair() { } FileDescriptorPair(const FileDescriptor &a, const FileDescriptor &b) : pair(a, b) { } FileDescriptor &operator[](int index) { if (index == 0) { return first; } else if (index == 1) { return second; } else { throw ArgumentException("Index must be either 0 of 1"); } } }; // Convenience aliases. typedef FileDescriptorPair Pipe; typedef FileDescriptorPair SocketPair; /** * A synchronization mechanism that's implemented with file descriptors, * and as such can be used in combination with select() and friends. * * One can wait for an event on an EventFd by select()ing it on read events. * Another thread can signal the EventFd by calling notify(). */ class EventFd { private: int reader; int writer; public: EventFd(const char *file, unsigned int line, const char *purpose) { int fds[2]; if (syscalls::pipe(fds) == -1) { int e = errno; throw SystemException("Cannot create a pipe", e); } reader = fds[0]; writer = fds[1]; P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_OPEN4(fds[0], file, line, purpose); P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_OPEN4(fds[1], file, line, purpose); } ~EventFd() { boost::this_thread::disable_syscall_interruption dsi; syscalls::close(reader); syscalls::close(writer); P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_CLOSE(reader); P_LOG_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_CLOSE(writer); } void notify() { ssize_t ret = syscalls::write(writer, "x", 1); if (ret == -1 && errno != EAGAIN) { int e = errno; throw SystemException("Cannot write notification data", e); } } int fd() const { return reader; } int writerFd() const { return writer; } }; } // namespace Passenger #endif /* _PASSENGER_FILE_DESCRIPTOR_H_ */