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pcas/src/ca/oldChannelNotify.cpp
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/*************************************************************************\
* Copyright (c) 2002 The University of Chicago, as Operator of Argonne
* National Laboratory.
* Copyright (c) 2002 The Regents of the University of California, as
* Operator of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
* EPICS BASE Versions 3.13.7
* and higher are distributed subject to a Software License Agreement found
* in file LICENSE that is included with this distribution.
\*************************************************************************/
/*
* $Id$
*
*
* L O S A L A M O S
* Los Alamos National Laboratory
* Los Alamos, New Mexico 87545
*
* Copyright, 1986, The Regents of the University of California.
*
*
* Author Jeffrey O. Hill
* johill@lanl.gov
* 505 665 1831
*/
#include <string>
#include <stdexcept>
#ifdef _MSC_VER
# pragma warning(disable:4355)
#endif
#define epicsAssertAuthor "Jeff Hill johill@lanl.gov"
#define epicsExportSharedSymbols
#include "iocinf.h"
#include "oldAccess.h"
#include "cac.h"
extern "C" void cacNoopAccesRightsHandler ( struct access_rights_handler_args )
{
}
oldChannelNotify::oldChannelNotify (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, ca_client_context & cacIn,
const char *pName, caCh * pConnCallBackIn,
void * pPrivateIn, capri priority ) :
cacCtx ( cacIn ),
io ( cacIn.createChannel ( guard, pName, *this, priority ) ),
pConnCallBack ( pConnCallBackIn ),
pPrivate ( pPrivateIn ), pAccessRightsFunc ( cacNoopAccesRightsHandler ),
ioSeqNo ( 0 ), currentlyConnected ( false ), prevConnected ( false )
{
guard.assertIdenticalMutex ( cacIn.mutexRef () );
this->ioSeqNo = cacIn.sequenceNumberOfOutstandingIO ( guard );
if ( pConnCallBackIn == 0 ) {
cacIn.incrementOutstandingIO ( guard, this->ioSeqNo );
}
}
oldChannelNotify::~oldChannelNotify ()
{
}
void oldChannelNotify::destructor (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & cbGuard,
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard )
{
guard.assertIdenticalMutex ( this->cacCtx.mutexRef () );
this->io.destroy ( cbGuard, guard );
// no need to worry about a connect preempting here because
// the io (the nciu) has been destroyed above
if ( this->pConnCallBack == 0 && ! this->currentlyConnected ) {
this->cacCtx.decrementOutstandingIO ( guard, this->ioSeqNo );
}
this->~oldChannelNotify ();
}
int oldChannelNotify::changeConnCallBack (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, caCh * pfunc )
{
guard.assertIdenticalMutex ( this->cacCtx.mutexRef () );
if ( ! this->currentlyConnected ) {
if ( pfunc ) {
if ( ! this->pConnCallBack ) {
this->cacCtx.decrementOutstandingIO ( guard, this->ioSeqNo );
}
}
else {
if ( this->pConnCallBack ) {
this->cacCtx.incrementOutstandingIO ( guard, this->ioSeqNo );
}
}
}
pConnCallBack = pfunc;
return ECA_NORMAL;
}
void oldChannelNotify::setPrivatePointer (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, void *pPrivateIn )
{
guard.assertIdenticalMutex ( this->cacCtx.mutexRef () );
this->pPrivate = pPrivateIn;
}
void * oldChannelNotify::privatePointer (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard ) const
{
guard.assertIdenticalMutex ( this->cacCtx.mutexRef () );
return this->pPrivate;
}
int oldChannelNotify::replaceAccessRightsEvent (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, caArh * pfunc )
{
// The order of the following is significant to guarantee that the
// access rights handler is always gets called even if the channel connects
// while this is running. There is some very small chance that the
// handler could be called twice here with the same access rights state, but
// that will not upset the application.
this->pAccessRightsFunc = pfunc ? pfunc : cacNoopAccesRightsHandler;
caAccessRights tmp = this->io.accessRights ( guard );
if ( this->currentlyConnected ) {
struct access_rights_handler_args args;
args.chid = this;
args.ar.read_access = tmp.readPermit ();
args.ar.write_access = tmp.writePermit ();
epicsGuardRelease < epicsMutex > unguard ( guard );
( *pfunc ) ( args );
}
return ECA_NORMAL;
}
void oldChannelNotify::connectNotify (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard )
{
this->currentlyConnected = true;
this->prevConnected = true;
if ( this->pConnCallBack ) {
struct connection_handler_args args;
args.chid = this;
args.op = CA_OP_CONN_UP;
caCh * pFunc = this->pConnCallBack;
{
epicsGuardRelease < epicsMutex > unguard ( guard );
( *pFunc ) ( args );
}
}
else {
this->cacCtx.decrementOutstandingIO ( guard, this->ioSeqNo );
}
}
void oldChannelNotify::disconnectNotify (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard )
{
this->currentlyConnected = false;
if ( this->pConnCallBack ) {
struct connection_handler_args args;
args.chid = this;
args.op = CA_OP_CONN_DOWN;
caCh * pFunc = this->pConnCallBack;
{
epicsGuardRelease < epicsMutex > unguard ( guard );
( *pFunc ) ( args );
}
}
else {
this->cacCtx.incrementOutstandingIO (
guard, this->ioSeqNo );
}
}
void oldChannelNotify::serviceShutdownNotify ()
{
this->cacCtx.destroyChannel ( *this );
}
void oldChannelNotify::accessRightsNotify (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, const caAccessRights & ar )
{
struct access_rights_handler_args args;
args.chid = this;
args.ar.read_access = ar.readPermit();
args.ar.write_access = ar.writePermit();
caArh * pFunc = this->pAccessRightsFunc;
{
epicsGuardRelease < epicsMutex > unguard ( guard );
( *pFunc ) ( args );
}
}
void oldChannelNotify::exception (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, int status, const char * pContext )
{
this->cacCtx.exception ( guard, status, pContext, __FILE__, __LINE__ );
}
void oldChannelNotify::readException (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, int status, const char *pContext,
unsigned type, arrayElementCount count, void * /* pValue */ )
{
this->cacCtx.exception ( guard, status, pContext,
__FILE__, __LINE__, *this, type, count, CA_OP_GET );
}
void oldChannelNotify::writeException (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, int status, const char *pContext,
unsigned type, arrayElementCount count )
{
this->cacCtx.exception ( guard, status, pContext,
__FILE__, __LINE__, *this, type, count, CA_OP_PUT );
}
void * oldChannelNotify::operator new ( size_t ) // X aCC 361
{
// The HPUX compiler seems to require this even though no code
// calls it directly
throw std::logic_error ( "why is the compiler calling private operator new" );
}
void oldChannelNotify::operator delete ( void * )
{
// Visual C++ .net appears to require operator delete if
// placement operator delete is defined? I smell a ms rat
// because if I declare placement new and delete, but
// comment out the placement delete definition there are
// no undefined symbols.
errlogPrintf ( "%s:%d this compiler is confused about placement delete - memory was probably leaked",
__FILE__, __LINE__ );
}
void oldChannelNotify::read (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard,
unsigned type, arrayElementCount count,
cacReadNotify & notify, cacChannel::ioid * pId )
{
this->io.read ( guard, type, count, notify, pId );
}
void oldChannelNotify::write (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard,
unsigned type, arrayElementCount count, const void * pValue )
{
this->io.write ( guard, type, count, pValue );
}
void oldChannelNotify::write (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, unsigned type, arrayElementCount count,
const void * pValue, cacWriteNotify & notify, cacChannel::ioid * pId )
{
this->io.write ( guard, type, count, pValue, notify, pId );
}
void oldChannelNotify::subscribe (
epicsGuard < epicsMutex > & guard, unsigned type,
arrayElementCount count, unsigned mask, cacStateNotify & notify,
cacChannel::ioid & idOut)
{
this->io.subscribe ( guard, type, count, mask, notify, &idOut );
}