slightly better documentation

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Avril 5 years ago
parent fafbc612a0
commit 6c00435fb9
Signed by: flanchan
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@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ ffi:
clean:
cd libsipc && make clean
rm -f *.socket
install: ffi
cp -f libsipc.so /usr/lib/libsipc.so

@ -0,0 +1,59 @@
Unix domain socket message listener for Common Lisp.
Run `make' in this directory once to build the CFFI library.
Run `sudo make install' to install system-wide.
The symlinked libsipc.so will resolve after the ffi library is built and the package will work in this directory (the symlink is to libsipc/libsipc-ffi.so)
Additionally you can run `sudo make install' to make it work system-wide (installed to /usr/lib/libsipc.so) (`sudo make uninstall' to remove it)
Or you can copy/symlink libsipc/libsipc-ffi.so to wherever you need.
Additional tools can be built by running `make all libsipc-ffi' in the libsipc/ directory.
Functions:
sipc:bind(file) ;; Bind to socket `file'. Returns the socket descriptor on success and nil on fail (the socket must not already exist)
sipc:release(socket) ;; Close socket
sipc:hook(socket error-callback message-callback)
;; start listening on `socket'. error-callback should be in format (lambda (error) ...). message-callback should be in format (lambda (type message )...).
;; available errors are:
; :accept - There was an error accepting the connection
; :read - There was an error reading the message
; :closed - The connection was closed before a message could be read
; :message - The message was invalid or outside the acceptable size bounds (TODO make this runtime instead of compile-time constant)
;; (see libsipc/include/sipc.h for more details)
;; available types are:
; :string - Normal string
; :binary - CFFI pointer to memory (TODO currently unusable)
; :close - A request to close (the message is always NIL for this type)
;; If an error or message callback returns NIL, the listener is stopped (you still have to call sipc:release()). Otherwise, the return is ignored.
(sipc:with-bound-socket (socket-name socket-filename)
body) ;; Bind socket from `socket-filename' to new lexical variable `socket-name' and run (progn @body), then relase the socket afterwards. If the socket fails to bind, return nil and do not attempt to execute body.
See `cl-sipc.lisp' for more documentation.
---
Example using sipcli (run `make' in libsipc/ directory)
Terminal 1:
[user@host cl-sipc]$ ./test-server
-> [+] listening on sipc.socket...
Terminal 2:
[user@host libsipc]$ ./sipcli -p ../sipc.socket "Hello World"
Terminal 1:
<- (STRING) Hello World
Terminal 2:
[user@host libsipc]$ ./sipcli -cf ../sipc.socket
Terminal 1:
<- (CLOSE) NIL
[-] listen rc 1
[user@host cl-sipc]$
---
TODO: Have libsipc built on system load
TODO: Change :binary message from pointer to vector.
TODO: better .so loading

@ -39,4 +39,17 @@
(si-close sd)
t)
(mapc #'export '(bind hook release))
(defmacro with-bound-socket (desc &body body)
"bind socket, run `body', then close the socket"
"example: (with-bound-socket (socket \"file.socket\") (hook socket ...))"
"returns the last value from body on success, returns NIL without running body if the socket failed to bind"
`(let* ((,(first desc) (bind ,(second desc)))
(return-value
(if (null ,(first desc)) ;;bind failed
nil
(progn ,@body))))
(when (not (null ,(first desc)))
(release ,(first desc)))
return-value))
(mapc #'export '(bind hook release with-bound-socket))

@ -7,14 +7,17 @@
(defparameter *socket* (cl-sipc:bind *socket-file*))
(when (not *socket*)
(format t "Error binding ~a~%" *socket-file*) (quit))
(format t "[e] binding failed ~a~%" *socket-file*) (quit))
(format t "[+] listening on ~a...~%" *socket-file*)
(let ((rc (cl-sipc:hook *socket*
#'(lambda (err)
(format t "Error: ~a~%" err)
nil)
#'(lambda (type message)
(format t "<- (~a) ~a~%" type message)
(format t " <- (~a) ~a~%" type message)
(not (eql :close type))))))
(format t "Listen rc ~a~%" rc)
(format t "[-] listen rc ~a~%" rc)
(cl-sipc:release *socket*))
(quit)

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