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/*
Copyright (C) 2011 by the Computer Poker Research Group, University of Alberta
*/
#ifndef _NET_H
#define _NET_H
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#define __STDC_FORMAT_MACROS
#include <inttypes.h>
#define READBUF_LEN 1024
#define NUM_PORT_CREATION_ATTEMPTS 10
/* buffered I/O on file descriptors
Yes... this is basically re-implementing bits of a standard FILE.
Unfortunately, trying to mix timeouts and FILE streams either
a) doesn't work, or b) is fairly system specific */
typedef struct {
int fd;
int bufStart;
int bufEnd;
char buf[ READBUF_LEN ];
} ReadBuf;
/* open a socket to hostname/port
returns file descriptor on success, <0 on failure */
int connectTo( char *hostname, uint16_t port );
/* try opening a socket suitable for connecting to
if *desiredPort>0, uses specified port, otherwise use a random port
returns actual port in *desiredPort
returns file descriptor for socket, or -1 on failure */
int getListenSocket( uint16_t *desiredPort );
/* create a read buffer structure
returns 0 on failure */
ReadBuf *createReadBuf( int fd );
/* destroy a read buffer - like fdopen, it will close the file descriptor */
void destroyReadBuf( ReadBuf *readBuf );
/* get a newline terminated line and place it as a string in 'line'
terminates the string with a 0 character
if timeoutMicros is non-negative, do not spend more than
that number of microseconds waiting to read data
return number of characters read (including newline, excluding 0)
0 on end of file, or -1 on error or timeout */
ssize_t getLine( ReadBuf *readBuf,
size_t maxLen,
char *line,
int64_t timeoutMicros );
#endif
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